The Shakespeare At The William Novels & Stories

“You see, William is highly prolific. He was the known English literary writer before and that made sense on why everyone brand him with that kind of reputation.” He take one step forward before facing the board this time. “Since centuries upon centuries of poetry enthusiasts concur that he’s one of the greatest poets that has ever lived, it’s only fitting we call him “the Poet.” The bulk of Shakespeare’s work was penned in the latter half of the 16th century. Yet, even today, many of his poems continue to be read, analysed and studied.” I look at the words he wrote this time. “Shakespearean Sonnet.” I read in whisper.

Every time Shane sent someone to find him, William had already left. Shane knew William was doing this on purpose. But he needed to meet with William to avoid any unnecessary trouble in the future and to ensure Haley's safety. He had promised that anyone who threatened Haley would not be spared. On the way to the event, Dean said, "Sir, I found out that William owns several companies abroad in addition to Willow Sky Fashion." Shane remained silent, lost in thought, his fingers tapping lightly on the door handle. After a while, he asked, "Have you gathered all the details on William over the years? Any anomalies?"

I mumbled. We returned to the office to continue the meeting. That woman had my attention for the entire afternoon. I couldn't even concentrate on the meeting! Fuck. When a shareholder asked me a question, Keegan and Ynigo were wiggling their eyebrows at me because I wasn't paying attention! "Give Mr. Higgins a break, he's going through puberty, you know," I glared at Keegan when he said those.The presenter simply stared at me in an awkward manner. We went on with the presentation as if nothing had happened.

Scarlet clapped above her, as did Caleb, Polly, Sam, Lily, and all her coven members. Slowly, Caitlin felt herself coming back into her world, to her reality. She reached up and clapped, letting the tears roll down her cheeks. Finally, after the actors had taken several bows, they parted ways for a long figure, who walked out onto the stage. Caitlin's heart stopped, as she realized who it was. It was Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was standing before her, just feet away, dressed in a traditional Elizabethan wardrobe. He bowed, and the applause deepened even further.