Will Goode Novels & Stories

I am going all the way with this. All the way.

Zoe kept the proceedings going, and I was grateful for that. Connor knelt before my casket, refusing to budge no matter how many people tried to make him leave. No one wanted to stir up trouble at such a somber event, so after a few failed attempts, everyone eventually gave up trying to persuade him. Connor had been awarded the nickname 'Hawk-Eye' because of his keen intuition in finance, but the truth was, it was a fitting moniker, for his eyes were fierce and clear as a hawk's. Everyone who locked eyes with him would always have the uncanny feeling that his gaze could penetrate their thoughts.

My appetite vanished instantly. “I don’t feel like eating,” I said. “Throw it away.” Sarah immediately looked displeased, but she held it in. She sat beside me and began to complain instead. “You have no idea how sad Tim was today. My parents went to see him and brought up the wedding. He panicked so badly he almost cried. Tim just got back to the country and doesn’t have much money. I was thinking of using the money you gave me for our wedding to help him with the wedding first.”

"The money's already been transferred. Winona, this is the last time." He looked at her and emphasized, "Once Eleanor is discharged, I'll take her away for a while. While you're staying here alone, behave yourself. When Eleanor comes back, rein it in. You already got what you wanted. Once the baby's born, take the money and disappear from my life completely." The color drained from Winona's face when she heard that. She watched him turn away without hesitation and head upstairs, not sparing her a second glance. The study door slammed shut.

"I am going to miss you, sissy! Yeah, I am looking for Wade, but his not here. I guess I want to see him before I leave, I thought. Wade POV: I knew she was probably waiting for me to come over to say goodbye! I cannot say goodbye! I want to say, see you later, never goodbye. I love that redheaded beauty. She mine! only mine! I am sitting in my room, I am wrapping her away gift to college. She never told me where she was going. I wonder why. She does not want to see me or something. Anyway, I am not going to think about that right now. I am almost done wrapping her gift. I'd better hurry, she's leaving. I am leaving tomorrow morning for my school, West Virginia University. I got a full sch

"I want you to stop making this harder than it needs to be. Wear something normal to Maya's wedding. Don't turn Halewick into a scene." "Okay," I said. "I'll handle it." He watched me for another moment, suspicious of my calmness, but there was no argument for him to win. After a while, he turned away, pulled a T-shirt from the closet, and left the bedroom. The next morning, he told me he was flying to Boston.

Do you want to know what is new, we won the game, let me say it again WE WON THE GAME! When we won, at first it was more of a shock, I could see that the coach did not know what to do. He looked left and right than us. The opposite team congratulated us when we were back to earth and their coach shook hands with our shocked coach. When we went to shower and change the guys were crazy and started to yell, scream they called everyone they knew the atmosphere was on fire. Some even cried, Keith, being one of them. When the situation became a bit calmer, everyone agreed we are going to go to Grandma's burgers to celebrate, from what I understand Grandma's burgers belongs to David’s family. That

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This was going to be good. Really good.

"Alright, I agree… The bride will be Abby. And on that day, I'll prepare a special gift for the both of you." Jack hadn't expected her to agree so easily. His face lit up with relief, but somewhere deep inside, an inexplicable unease took root. A vague feeling that something important was slipping away. But he didn't dwell on it. Instead, he praised her. "I knew you'd be the most understanding, Jess. I have to go now—there's still so much to prepare for the wedding." She watched him leave. Her grip on her phone tightened. She wanted to cry. But instead, she tilted her head back and swallowed the tears.