William Afton X Henry Novels & Stories

Henry replied; he then commanded his guards to keep the bag of cash in his office safely. Henry won a jackpot from selling a nineteen years old girl after tricking her and giving her nothing; I can explain how satisfied he was by just looking at his foxy eyes. This man is nothing but a rat. Levi Atwood’s guards then made their way toward me. They are standing next to me and all set to walk me out of Henry’s house. At the time, there are two guards in the location, not sure how many guards he had outside. After knowing this man came from the Atwood family by noticing his last name, bliss can’t stop stabbing my chest, I was hard to breathe because I was too excited to have a new life and a mas

William was paralyzed with fear. Given his ties to Lydia, they could bully Henry all they wanted because he would not dare retaliate. However, Robert was a different story entirely. Robert had no connection to the Millers and was immensely powerful. The Millers were terrified of what might come next. 'Henry, you've brought disaster upon us this time!' William thought. Jennifer stood in shock, her eyes fixed on the bold headline. [Robert Truman, One of Aurelia's Four Grand Marshals.] Her face paled, and her body trembled.

Doctor Brown stuttered in fear. He was not the only one. The moment Henry walked into the room, they all knew they were doomed. "I gathered them all in here just as you instructed," the officer said. Henry was a man of power in Brentwood City. Regardless, he never liked using his power to his advantage. But this time, Miriam's crimes were far too painful to ignore. Henry used his authority to arrange this special punishment for the criminals. His eyes trailed to Miriam. He asked coldly, "Who supplied you with the bacteria that you injected into my daughter?"

Henry raised an eyebrow and simply smiled, asking with a pout, "When are they planning to strike?" Antonio shook his head, furrowing his brow. "Old Mr. Alston is very cunning. We can't find out the exact time, but it's probably within the next few days. Both you and your mother need to be careful." "If he comes after me, I can let it go. But if he dares to touch my mother, I won't show him any mercy. I'll make him die in a gruesome way!" Henry's adorable little face filled with a murderous aura, his determination firm.

He spat at him "Stop it.. all of you.." Henry, Ashton's grandfather walked in between his son and grandson. "I am disappointed Ashton." He said shaking his head slowly. Ashton's mom and grandmother were almost in tears. Kate had started to like her daughter in law so much. Katherine was the daughter Kate could never give birth to. Her heart ached to think that her son had committed such a great blunder. It was definitely going to break him apart, she knew it very well. She liked Callie but Kate believed she could never replace Katherine in Ashton's heart. "All that we have to do now is to make sure Katherine is safe." Henry spoke in an authoritative tone.

Henry snorted, "The security in B City is slipping. Take now, for example; many things have happened. You still want to be police chief, don’t you?" William fumbled hearing Henry snort. 'Of course, I still want to be police chief! Who doesn't?' However, William dared not answer Henry that way; his body was stiffened. "It's true, much has happened lately. I'll have a meeting to get this issue resolved!" Henry's body stiffened, his eyes cold while his towering silhouette emanated a frigid air. William felt out of luck; he never imagined there to be so many things happening around Henry. William felt devastated, but still forced himself to smile.

Henry thought William needed to rest and permitted him because there was no more work that day. "Yes, Boss," William replied, "I'm out of town." Whenever he would meet Amanda and her children, William always said he wanted to visit relatives. He had neatly hidden the secret about his boss's ex-wife for years. However, after six years had passed, it seemed that God had arranged Henry and Amanda's meeting with her daughter, who was accidentally hit by Henry's car. "Alright, I'll keep waiting for you." Henry hung up the phone after finishing speaking. He couldn't wait to hear the good news from William.

Dalton After I put Layla to bed, I return immediately to the shed. I look down at the dead man with a mix of pity and rage. He’s not much older than me. He was handsome, with blond hair and eyes that used to be blue. But now, they’ve started to decay into his skull. The skin is flayed from his fingers, revealing bone, but the rest of him is in surprisingly good shape considering how long he’s been here. I remember him. Henry, that was his name. Henry Swanson, from Mississippi, an architect apprentice who never made it back after traveling here to visit his girlfriend.

But I'd seen it before, more than once, standing a few steps behind Victor Ashford at company events, at family dinners, always quiet, always in the background, the kind of person you never really look at twice. "Henry." My voice came out barely above a whisper. "That's Victor's driver." Henry didn't say anything for a moment, his eyes fixed on the frozen frame. Then I remembered. "Henry, listen to me. You were about to tell me a name back at the café. Before my phone rang. Is this it? Is this who you meant?" Henry didn't answer right away. He rubbed a hand over his face, and for the first time all morning, he looked exhausted rather than scared.

Ashton snapped. Tanya was utterly consumed by rage, her face contorting into a mask of fury. "You good-for-nothing! Why are you guys still standing there? Get him and beat the hell out of him!" "Get him!" Henry commanded. Henry's men immediately rushed toward Ashton, only to be sent flying by powerful blasts of inner energy. "How dare you make a scene at Auric Night! You obviously have a death wish!" Henry narrowed his eyes dangerously, preparing to signal the experts of the Gale Assembly to step in.