Theo Solomon Audiobook 소설 & 이야기

The sound of his heartbeat filled his ears, each slow thump sounding as though his heart was being torn from its cage within his chest, every beat filling him with pain and sorrow until all he knew was that he wanted to die. 'What is the use of living... As my mother said, I am useless. I am worthless.' he thought bitterly. 'My purpose in life is over. Let me just die here. Let me die now,' As the doctors got ready the equipment for the surgery, Theo's teary eyes darted around the room, his vision getting blurred from the tears in his eyes. Just then, the operating room door flew open and Theo heard Doctor Stanley say, "Mr. Grimes, what are you doing here?"

"I have the one responsible for all the damage anyway. I can spank her ass until I'm satisfied." She quit playing with the ends of her hair, allowing them to slither back over her smooth shoulder. She watched him closely with those incredible chocolate eyes as though trying to figure out a puzzle. "You really did know it was me that took out your Audi? And stole the Regera? How the fuck am I still alive after all that, Soloman?"

Then they took the bulldozer and headed straight for the men’s toilet Theodore was so immersed in his book, he didn’t notice the sounds the bulldozer was making, until it came crashing through the walls and stopped directly in front of his stall. “OH My God!! Please don’t kill me! I’m in here! I beg you, I’m the only son of my mother!! I haven’t banged enough chicks yet, I haven’t found the right one who can tame me!” Theodore spluttered and he came out of the stall, and his eyes landed on the bewildered workers who were about to go for another shot “Why can’t I ever have peace when reading this damn magazine!” I whispered as I crumbled the magazine in my hands

I couldn’t. “If there’s one thing I’ve learned,” I said, voice steady despite everything, “it’s that pressure doesn’t break you. It reveals you.” The audience stayed quiet. Focused. Unaware. But I wasn’t. Because behind me On that screen The figure moved closer to my desk. Reached for something. A file. No. Not just a file. The file. The audit. My pulse spiked. “They’re taking it,” Theo said. “Stop them.” “I’m trying!”

“I have no idea where in here I’m going to find the information we want, assuming it’s even in here. There’s hardly a glossary since the book was written thousands of years ago. It’s not like Solomon had the foresight to say, ‘well, in this year, for this problem, with this half-demon, here’s your solution.’” “And I thought Solomon was supposed to be super powerful,” Randy snarked. “Guess he was just slacking off.” Russo rolled his eyes. “We’re going to read for another half hour or so, and then I’m going to walk Lisa home. But I think we’re finally in a good place to fight this beast.”

"Why would you be in contact with him?" Theo shrugged nonchalantly like the Pantomath wasn't incredibly dangerous. "I know you like to think that no one knows Sol is missing, she is a daywalker, blood as valuable as platinum, out somewhere in the universe…" "He's going to know something," I finished for her. She nodded, swiping dark hair behind her shoulder, the ink of her tattoo peeking out from a slipping sleeve. My mouth fell dry again. "I'd be happy with a breadcrumb," Theo sighed. "Anything, no matter how small, to point me in the right direction."

“It’s from the Earth. You can pull it from the Earth. Keep pulling, Josh. You’re doing great.” Thea moved to Bronson and tried to make a connection. “Bronson, if you can hear me, say something.” He had been primed before turning. He knew what to expect, and he knew he would have to fight to gain control. The little bit of help Thea was giving him was a lifeline. He responded quickly. A garbled string of vowels and sounds came out of him. He tried again.

“This one sounds like the trickiest and most challenging puzzle I have seen in a long time.” “You must be insane.” He whispered with horror. “A little.” She replied and he spun around. “That’s it, I’m not sacrificing myself into the belly of the Echumer just because you are chasing your thrills” “Uh-uh.” Adrian slid into his path and the both of them glared at each other. “My lady says we go forward, then it if forward we go.” A full minute passed with the pregnant silence and Theo finally hides and turned back around. “The only reason I am not going back is that it would shame my father if I returned without ever trying.” He grumbled.

His shouting stopped when his eyes landed on Grace. “You. You goddamn bitch you drugged me, I am going to kill you!” “I mean you get to see my face now haha?” Grace said with her voice shaking, a sad attempt at trying to calm him down. “You sadistic whore, I’m going to get you for this, oh you just wait.” The calmer man looked at the panicking one and said, “Theo. Look at me.” It was the kind of deep voice that was so very easy to fall in love with, that auditory caramel. ‘Theo’ stopped panicking and looked at the man with wide, shocked eyes that immediately turned to relief.

Theo felt a pang of emotion as he waved goodbye, watching the wheels begin to turn and the carriage roll away. Theo stood for a moment, lost in thought as the sound of hooves faded into the distance. This was his life now. A life of simple joys and familial love. He had made peace with the world he'd left behind and now for Damian Clarke, who was now known as Theodore Mitchell, this life was a second chance and he intended to cherish every moment of it.