The Situation Audiobook Novels & Stories

Adrian reminded "That's right." Audrey said opening the spell book. "Wait why is it blank?" Adrian asked "Are you blind? What do you mean it's blank?" Audrey asked "I'm serious it's blank." Adrian said "I guess only the chosen can see it. But I'm not in the mood for learning new things I'm exhausted." Audrey said changing into a pyjamas and laying on the bed. Adrian laid beside her. "Good night." Audrey said kissing him. "Good night."

“It's all right, dear... I'll be fine. There are so many things I can do when I'm alone.” Alastor, July and Kate exchange confused glances. Is it really the right decision to let Audie stay alone while they all go out. On the other hand, Audie already had a plan for what she wanted to do when everyone left. The opportunity in her time alone will be used to contact other family members. Audie felt that it had been quite a while since they had exchanged news and wanted to share stories about the latest developments in July's married life which other family members would be pleased to hear too. ***

"I'm just Audrey now." Theo grinned wider. "Just Audrey who drives better than anyone in Europe, has three boyfriends, and took down a criminal empire before lunch." "That's not 'just' anything, Theo." "Nope," he said, way too pleased with himself. "Not even a little." Sun moved across the table. The empty housing sat there, ordinary now, done with its one job forever. Somewhere across Europe, a bunch of people who'd spent years owing something to a name they barely remembered woke up that morning feeling weirdly, inexplicably free.

I could have sworn I saw Liana praying to whoever it is she prays to through my peripherals, and I said, “Oy, Liana! Stop praying! We’re going to make it! HAHAHA!” “I wasn’t praying you a**hole!” She was quick to defend herself. “Okay… Ian, you better make sure that we get to park in one piece. I will still want to marry the woman sitting next to you,” I said, turning my attention to him. “Of course! I’m doing my best!” “Hush now, Paul! He needs to focus!” said Audrey in her Jedi tone. But it was visible that she smiled a bit to what I said prior.

“Please buckle up, Miss.” Audrey nodded her head and buckled up her seatbelt. She sighed in relief after checking behind and saw nobody. “Thank goodness! We lost him,” she muttered and closed her eyes while leaning her back in her seat. She believed she was safe until her driver stopped the car. “What’s wrong?” She asked and opened her eyes. George did not need to answer her question as she already knew it. “That guy…” Audrey pursed her lips when she saw Shane standing in front. “Is he trying to get himself killed?”

I took three different cabs and walked the last six blocks and checked behind me every thirty seconds like he taught me and when I finally got to the coffee shop he was already sitting in the back corner with a laptop and headphones and a look on his face that made my stomach hurt. "What did you find," I said as I sat down. He did not answer right away and instead he pushed the headphones across the table. "Listen to this first. Then we will talk." I put the headphones on and he clicked something on the laptop and the audio started playing and at first it was just static and background noise but then I heard voices. Two men talking. The first voice was shaky and scared. "I am not doing this

STRINGS SERIES BOOK 1 STRINGS OF HEART Synopsis: Sian was born an autistic child. In her world, she would only see what she wanted. Although she was an autistic patient, she was born in an affectionate family. Her parents did not abandon her because of her congenital defect. Instead, they spent innumerable time and energy to patiently guide her, and strove to allow her to live life like a normal person. Sian was 5 years old, she was found to have an excellent talent in playing the Violin and had a rare interest in it.

I was an almost thirty-year-old man, I should have better willpower than this. All these thoughts ran through my mind as I put my seat back up. I could hear Audry shuffling around in the driver’s seat, but I didn’t want to look over at her. I didn’t want to talk about what just happened between us. I had no idea what to say to her.