Novels by Bhaad writer

Lying in the tub, he let his mind wonder a bit. It would be easy to make his way to the top amongst the elites in the city with the knowledge he had but what was going to be difficult was how to put the knowledge to practice, it wasn't possible for him to randomly walk into hospital buildings or theatre rooms with such claims and no license.Just as his thoughts spiraled, the ringing of his phone interrupted them."You have a phone call." Crystal his home assistant notified him. He had previously connected his phone to it.He paused, he wasn't expecting any call except from his ex-wife whom he had already blocked her contact so she had no access to him anymore."Find out who is calling.""From my sources, the number us registered under an influential family with high end security so I'm unable to retrieve the caller's ID, if you like I can abort the call and blacklist the number if you suspect it to be fraud.""No. Connect the call." Lately Julian had been getting himself entangled wi

When Julian got home, he sighed. The house was indeed his, he looked at the large expanse of space, it was more fascinating than he had imagined it to be and the pictures had not done justice to the glamour of the estate at all.Walking towards the large iron bars of the gate, his heart rate quickened, in less than twenty four hours, he had gone from being a pauper to an extremely rich man with monetizable skills and knowledge. For a second, he was thrilled but then he calmed himself and unlocked the gate with his remote control.“Wow!” he said under his breath as his pupils dilated in awe at the grand style in which the gate rolled open on its own accord, he had intentionally picked a high tech estate. If was going to live a life of luxury, then he was ready to live it to the fullest; not leaving any stone unturned.The cab rolled slowly in, the driver equally in shear shock.“Thank you. You may stop here now.” Julian said to him as he prepared to alight from the vehicle.“Sir, is

Mira’s POVThe silence was almost louder than the screaming. It was a heavy, terrible pressure that seemed to weigh down on my eyelids and ears.Outside, the world was still ending, but inside the room, it felt like the air had been sucked out by a vacuum, leaving a hollow lightness in its wake. I sat on the edge of the bed, my fingers digging into the mattress until the fabric groaned in protest.I didn't move. I didn't even think I was blinking. I just listened. I listened to the heavy thud of boots retreating down the stairs, a deliberate, retreating rhythm.Then came the slam of the front door. Following that was the distant, muffled barks of Alpha Finn as he led his men toward a ghost.Slowly, the noise became a dull, receding hum. The pack house was emptying out. The warriors were gone, the guards were at the perimeter, and the house was as hollow as my chest felt.Then, the quiet click of a latch. The sound was impossibly loud in the echoing space.The bathroom door creaked ope

The manager immediately frowned in response to the complaint he received. He looked at Julian from head to toe and indeed he did look like those people that had often come to just feel among and price houses wen in reality they had no money to pay.As the manager of the place, he had seen several cases like this and handed them over to the security.Most often just apologized and left but Julian seemed to be hard headed."My presence wouldn't change the company's policy young man. I advice you don't cause any more trouble and leave quietly." The manager wasn't rude but he was stern in his decision."You haven't heard from me why I have come yet you have judged me based on the words of your staff." Julian maintained his composure and steeze and something about how calm and calculated he was piqued the manager's interest."Tell me what business do I have with you. I don't recall meeting you before now." The manager thought that maybe Julian came to apply for a job or was someone he had

The manager immediately frowned in response to the complaint he received. He looked at Julian from head to toe and indeed he did look like those people that had often come to just feel among and price houses wen in reality they had no money to pay.As the manager of the place, he had seen several cases like this and handed them over to the security.Most often just apologized and left but Julian seemed to be hard headed."My presence wouldn't change the company's policy young man. I advice you don't cause any more trouble and leave quietly." The manager wasn't rude but he was stern in his decision."You haven't heard from me why I have come yet you have judged me based on the words of your staff." Julian maintained his composure and steeze and something about how calm and calculated he was piqued the manager's interest."Tell me what business do I have with you. I don't recall meeting you before now." The manager thought that maybe Julian came to apply for a job or was someone he had

"Thank you," Julian thanked the driver and started getting down from the vehicle before the driver stopped him."How would you leave Sir?" The driver's voice stopped him mid step. He hadn't even given it an after thought."I'll just order a ride," he answered but the driver's eyes on his phone made him rethink."I don't think you came along with your smart phone Sir."Right.The driver was right, Julian didn't carry any bag and his pockets weren't swollen so it was easy for the driver to decipher that the phone Julian held in his hand was the only device on him."Yes, that's true. I'll probably get a new one when I leave from here. Do you know where I can get one?" Julian rubbed his temples and made a mental note to upgrade his device as well if he was going to lead a better life.Wow. The driver was stunned. He thought to himself that Julian was a rich man in disguise since he was in a new city.Was that how rich this man was, he would buy a new phone simply because he forgot to carr