Trip Book Novels & Stories

“I should—” “What did you mean by—the job being done?” She cut in, clearly not buying my deflection. Before I could come up with an explanation, she took a step closer and looked me straight in the eyes. “Are the triplets alright?” The question sent a shard into my wolf, but I smiled reaching my hand to her face. “Of course,” I beamed. “The job you heard about on the phone was actually about their transportation.” The frown on her face deepened. But I went on with my lies anyway.

**Business trip** *Kyle* The day is finally here,the day I'm supposed to go with Nicole to Ethiopia for the business trip. I told her to book two seats,business class, I did the hotel book and I know she'll be surprised. I booked one hotel room and organised for two beds since I know she won't accept to share a bed with me, she'll be in for a big surprise The week has been a quiet one,we've not talked with Nicole ever since the incident in my office but I know she can't miss this day it's official I'll pass by her apartment have and she's waiting for me.

At the annual party, the organizer held a raffle box and let us draw lots one by one. Watching the company prosper made me incredibly proud. I casually unfolded the paper and couldn't believe my luck. I won the grand prize—a three-day trip to Marosa! I could either get reimbursed for the trip afterward or have 50 thousand dollars added to my paycheck. To support Vincent Cosby's startup, I hadn't even asked my family for a single cent all year. 50 thousand dollars was certainly no small sum to me.

Draven looked up at her, his jaw set tight. "It’s the triplets," he said, his voice low and dangerous. "They just snuck out of the estate... and they took a private helicopter to follow us here." He looked at the beautiful, romantic villa, then back at her, a mix of frustration and amusement crossing his face. "It seems, Mrs. Blackwood," he sighed, though his eyes were filled with pride, "that our children have decided our honeymoon is far too boring without them. And they are landing in ten minutes."

Finding a bus wasn't a problem for them as many buses were moving up and down the road. They got onto a bus where many people were. They didn't want to make the same mistake that Tina made by getting onto a bus with human traffickers. They sat at the far back, beside a middle aged woman who was carrying a tray of vegetables. Chinyere was seated in between Tina and the woman. Chinyere kept the bag under the seat and turned to the woman. "Good morning, ma," Chinyere greeted the woman. "Good morning," the woman smiled. "Where are you headed to?"

Her beauty and everything about her was captivating. Amber felt like the man was prying into her personal life. What kind of a sensible person would ask a lady who had Triplets if she's married or not? The question annoyed her to the core and she shut the man a deadly glare at first before masking it up with a smile. "Sir, I don't think my Marital status has anything to do with my children boarding the bus." She said, the annoyance was evident in her voice. "I'm sorry for asking too much," He apologized and she sighed. "You'll be paying a thousand dollars for each kid." He said.

he said. “No, you won’t,” the triplet snapped, a warning edge in his tone. As Fenrir climbed back into his car, I turned to glare at the triplet. “What the hell is your problem?” I demanded, heat rising in my chest. “Trust me,” he said smoothly, “Fenrir is not as nice as he looks. He’s cunning.” I scoffed, crossing my arms. “Right. And yet he rescued me from the equipment room where you locked me up, and then drove me home safely.”

“Trust me to always fulfill the end of my deal, boys. And I announce that it’s official! We are all going on a trip!” “Yay!” The kids yelled happily. “A trip? Sounds fun. To where?” She asked, looking at the kids. “That is your decision to make. They said we will go anywhere you want to go.” Arthur answered. “Really? Why me?” She asked again. “Because we want you to make the decision. We know you won’t choose somewhere boring.” Ryan answered, and his brothers nodded in agreement. “Well well well, what do you say, Mummy?” Arthur asked teasingly.

It was Valentine's Day. My girlfriend, Christy Lawrence, and I walked hand-in-hand as we visited a popular tourist destination in Sarlington. The place was crawling with photographers for hire. They were handing out their flyers to everyone who walked by while asking, "Hey there! Would you like to take a photo?" As we walked through one of the archways, one of the photographers stuffed his flyer into my hand before noticing my face. Flashing me a grin, he said, "Want a photo? Oh, wait a minute. This isn't the one you brought with you the last time!"

I felt warmth filling me. “Dad, time for my present.” Travis grinned and stuck out an envelope. “Are you asking for my signature on property papers, young man?” Tristan teased him. “Open it, Dad. I am sure you’ll like my gift.” The small boy winked at his father which made me suspicious as he grinned looking at me. Tristan took the envelope from him and tore it open. Two tickets fell from the envelope which he grabbed and his eyes widened when he saw them. “It’s a two days trip tickets to Aspen for me and Claire. Is it your gift?” Tristan asked Travis and I was also shocked.