The Story Of Romans Novels & Stories

She shook her head negatively, and said the one he never thought would come out of her mouth at that moment, “Tell me about yourself, Roman.” He raised an eyebrow at her, “It’s 3 am.” “We’re both awake though,” she retorted, winking at him. Roman contemplated telling her to just go to sleep, but ended up telling her a little bit about his past instead. “My father was the most powerful man in the city, and I was proud to be his only son… Up till I realized I was just the only legitimate son he had. I had two other siblings.” Her eyes widened at the revelation, and she didn’t fail to ask, “Where are they now?”

The novel has 52 chapters including the prologue and epilogue. I closed my laptop before I walk out of my room, I look at Janine and Shia who are eating their chips while they are watching. “Oh, hi!” Janine greeted me when she noticed me. “You didn’t tell me that you’re going here,” I say, I sit beside her. “Is it required?” she asks, I laugh, “I’m watching with my friend, I don’t want to talk to anyone,” she added before she look at the TV again. Shia looked at Janine.

Just hearing about how he singlehandedly defeated Adolphus, Calvin was more interested in Roman. "Roman was a born leader" Rufus began to narrate with a chuckle. "He was a little scrawny boy with no last name. He was of the Western Pack but the boy was wise. Seeing how unjust Adolphus was being to werewolves, the young boy challenged him. No one really knows what really went down with those two as it all happened on a hill. No one knows how Roman managed to do it, but he saved us all from the clutches of a tyrant."

Some girls dream of marrying a prince while I dreamt of a devil. I never imagined I’d actually marry one. But I knew deep down, this was the right move. For me. This devil has come to save me from those threatening me. But the question was how will I save myself from him? With each passing day, I fell further and further under his spell. This devil would protect me and everything close to me. Roman might be a lot of things, but he protected innocents. Just like his friends also did. “You’re now husband and wife,” the priest proclaimed.

“We call Roman, The General, because he is in charge of The King’s army and other diplomatic duties and also because he lives up to his title.” “He had always seemed so laidback to me.” I said. “Don’t let that deceive you.” Emelda warned. “Roman is just as deadly. How else did you think The King faced no opposition when he exacted justice on those boys? Did you think everyone stood by and let it happen?” “Of course not,” I answered. “I heard there were some opposition and more people died.” “Yes. About thirty-eight more people died that day and several lost their limbs. Roman and The King are almost alike in nature. Roman is a peacemaker and he will seek peace first in any situation before h

Roman was indeed a crazy bastard—rumored to have purposely run over his brother with a truck on one occasion and also to have murdered his wife, mounting her head on a stick for burning his dinner. Roman ran sex trafficking rings in Eastern Europe, over and above his campaign of violence against innocents in East Africa. He was responsible for setting hospitals alight, blowing up food markets, targeting hotels and destabilizing regions for profit. Roman was now second in charge—that didn’t sit well with Max.

’ Josef answered surprised, not believing his brother. ‘Seriously, go on say a title of a book and I’ll tell you what it’s about.’ Hadrian answered putting the book aside. ‘Alright then.’ Josef answered thinking of a title. ‘The Betrothed.’ ‘A novel by the Italian Alessandro Manzoni,’ Hadrian answered instantly. ‘It’s a story about Renzo and Lucia who wanted to get married but was forbidden by Don Rodrigo. Why? Because Don Rodrigo has his eyes on Lucia.

He nods his head in agreement. I listen to the conversations between Brixtius, the other senators of Rome, and the Emperor. The Emperor is drinking heavily. His cup always refilled with wine. "Brixtius!" He sounds happy. "My old friend! Whose family is one of the founders of Rome! Has little Eurydice learned about how your family escaped from the destruction of Troy to help found Rome?" What? "Is that true?" I ask Brixtius, forgetting my place. But I have to know.

Rome states. “Don’t worry; I will be going out to,” Bridgette said as they looked at one another, realizing how similar they were. Rome shrugged his shoulders and said, "Okay." ******* Rome did meet Gavin. “Hey guys, I've got to get back home.” “What’s the rush?” Rome explained the details without telling his friends. He told them he had decided not to go to Paris, but he didn’t tell them he had gotten married. After having one drink at the local bar, Rome stood to leave.

"The name you want is Roman. He's a professional. He's a man who has no morals, no conscience, no fear. He's a man who will do whatever it takes to get what he wants. He's a man who will never be caught. He's a ghost, a myth, a legend. You'll never find him. He's a man who holds all of Daniel's darkest secrets, and he's a man who will die before he gives them up." With the truth finally exposed, Jullie and Dante had a new target: Roman. They knew that he was a dangerous man, but they also knew that he was the key to proving Daniel's crimes. The chapter ends with a tense moment as Jullie and Dante prepare to hunt down their final lead, a dangerous and unpredictable man who holds the key to al