Novels by Jprincess

Carson's Point of ViewMorris wouldn't stop pacing.Nomatter howmany timeshe'd eventually bumped his littletoeinto the stool."Youknow, if theidea is tokeep her here forquestioning, maybeyoushould trybeing a little bit calm sothat you can keep her calm enough toanswerall ourquestions.""That's a verycrazyideology.""Never mind theideology, youare sure you want tohandle this? Like,you're sure you want tobehere whilewe ask somequestions. Youcan pass,I'll be here.I'll do the questioning."I suggested and he passed me a look."I'm aspy, Carson. I know how tofake emotions.That's kinda one of thereasonsoutof manyIgot selected to jointheagency.

Katy's Point of View"You have a child?How'sthatevenpossible?" I echoed,wondering tomyself. In return,Jackson passed me adubiouslook."Isthat supposed to beaninsult or aquestion?" He asked. Iknew he wasangry and whenI saw him walking outof the garden interrifying steps,I knewI had to follow him. He looked like a manwhowouldbaby hishead against the wall until therewas nothing left of itanymore.Carefully,IdecidedIwouldpickmywords. He didn't beg for my companion,butI wasdetermined to give it anyway. I heardMrs Smithright andclearwhenshe'dspokenearlier.And she wasright too.Therewas everypossibilitythat wewould do a wonderful jobtogether as a team,&

Jackson's Point Of ViewWhen Charmaine said she wanted to talk, I was scared. I didn't know what she wanted to talk about and that alone had me irritated. She was the only girl I ever loved. The only girl I was convinced I will ever love. Maybe deciding to stay with this job even after finding out that she was Carson's sister was a bad idea. Maybe I should have left."You look tensed up." She said from the door, startling me to death. She smiled when she saw that she had jumped me and walked further into the room. Her hands were safely tucked behind her. "You also look beautiful. Just staring at the sun. Definitely a picture to kill for. Reminds me of the old days." She said and her eyes flashed to her hands then up again."Oh... I don't even know what to say to that."She chuckled. "People usually say thank you to this kind of compliment."I smiled and shook my head in wonder. She w

Katy's Point of View"What are you doing here?" I whispered. I wanted to scream, but luckily I whispered. What in Earth was she thinking? She couldn't be here.Mrs Smith chuckled and shook her head. "You know they could be watching you now, you're being sour to a neighbor who wants your help. How does that make sense?""You're breaking protocol." I whisper-screamed again. My heart was beating very hard. "You know that. Why couldn't you just send a message since you know where we were.""You're supposed to have checked in yesterday and the last three days, why didn't you, Katherine?""It's been really crazy around here. So crazy that I'm beginning to get all use to the ruckus. You might think me incompetent but I'm trying my best, Mrs Smith. I'm trying my best, I'm trying to do everything I can so that this mission would not be a complete disaster. And believe me when I say that there

Carson's Point of View."Alright now,whatdo you know?" I asked, startling Morris half todeath. It had been tooquiet after Abelhung up andCharmainedecided shehad things totake careof.It wastheperfect wayfor us tohave thisconversationwithoutpryingeyes and ears. NotthatI couldn't talkaboutthisin front of his siblingsafterallthey were mycousins andI trustedthem butat the sametime,Ididn't want things to get moredangerous thantheyought to be.He shrugged andcontinued to stareat meblankly. "I have no ideawhatyou'retalkingabout, Carson.""You do.You knowsomething.What isit?""Whatmakes you thinkI knowanything?Theboth of us have been&n

Carson's Point of View."You mean you justgrabbedthechip andyou're stillalive? Isthatevenpossible?Unless he let you grab the fakeone."Abelconcluded, unbeliefconsuming him."Youcan't even do aduplicate of thisthing. Thatcould cost like afew million dollars.Thelimited version that is. Idoubtthat Verdewouldletthemtakethat amount of money from his account to build that stuff."I said.I'd had onlytwo meetingswith himbeforeand theboth ofthemhad been from a distance.The manwasruthless. Too ruthless ifI didsay so myself."Woah.Are you sure wecan't just sell this thing and takethe money?I mean it couldmake us real millionaires."Abel joked, as Morrisenteredtheoffice.