Novels by Giuseppe Astrid

“It was indeed our anniversary,” He started to shake, “At exactly 3:50, we met by the back of the bakery and tried to convince her there to file a divorce but she didn’t listen. She would rather live in a messy family than filing a divorce. I got mad and….and…” Mr. George uttered, trying not to cry but then he did, again.“How did you kill her?” Nice call by Bob, I wonder too.As expected he was silenced by his question. His glassy eyes left the eye contact as his lips trembled, giving the impression of thinking for a reply, which were mostly lies.

Doom would come forth to a daughter who loathes her own father. Grief would stick upon a father who indulged himself in such disgraces, he surely deserved the hate.Twists were to be expected, most especially with this kind of job. As much as I wanted to delude myself from piercing truth, I could not be able to blind myself from it. What a tragedy.

-GRUYVER-[before Kevin was discharged]

NAMELESS SERIES #2| ANOTHERPROLOGUEDying,

The sun is gradually setting, like a scene in a movie. This was meant to be a happy sight yet, why to me?He was far away from my sight yet I can clearly see him there standing by his car, saying his farewell to everyone. I sat here on top of a building letting him go away.He was terrible, he s

-GREY-The plan was successful.I

Chapter 9:LIAN:s POV

DAN’s POV‘ACHOO’I wiped my nose after the sudden sneeze. It’s not that cold or dusty either.Creepy but whatever,

Jasper’s POVActually,

CANTEEN:It has been two days but I have not heard about him. He did not disturb me this time too. I do not know why but it is making me uneasy.

The question of how this ‘Yuna’ died kept swirling on her mind. She just found out that Yuna was a former Light\life pillar but then, ‘she’ died. “To whom did ‘she’ pass her powers to and what can this so-called special power do?”The book was not able to supply her with answers. She continued until she finally finished reading without further curiosity. She closed her eyes took a deep sigh as if she would just take the bait. What she found out did not able to change her human perspective. She closed the boo

"Biska is always scary as hell and Hayden, that peach-haired moron, you should avoid bumping into him and there is Omri..."As Manasseh led her to the library, Yuna took a note of the entire hallway they walked through. The walls and ceilings were nothing peculiar and kind of similar to every Asian traditional house in the so-called real world. They reached a bigger and presentable door unique from the others. Yuna perused at the beautiful carvings flawlessly engraved on the door, inscribing every detail of known fantasy. Dragons, nymphs, mermaids, and many more, but never a sign of humans except elves which looked like one.Manasseh twisted the knob and pushed the big and wooden brown door open, revealing a sanctuary. Shelves met the domed ceiling full of illustrations about stars and constellation and in the middle is a big tan globe.The room was wide and well-lit by a big glass window starting from the reachable, extended stumpy second floor up to the beam o

*bang*bang*bangAnother horrifying nightmare woke her up, finding herself in an unfamiliar room, not the same as before. Yesterday’s accident knocked her off to unconsciousness, wasting the chance for her to think.Where is she right now?

Restless!She woke up restless.Her eyes widened with explicit apprehension as her heavy breaths lingered on the eerie yet silent surrounding for she just found herself caught in an unpleasant nightmare, no-----not her.

Epigraph"Doubt the wonders."Chapter 1Today was the most beautiful night for everyone who’s currently watching the colorful scenery.Pale shades of blue and pigments of sunset were being painted on the night sky as its source gradually heading to the east.It was a special night, for a miracle happened right in front of their eyes. A celestial body, of ice and dust, finally found its way back to the atmosphere of this world after its million years of lonely astray in the universe, a comet of unknown origin, so experts say.It is a miracle indeed.

Loathe, anger, jealousy, envy, lust, obsession, all these are fires that severely burn, and whoever reaches her hands out to touch its flames is ought to suffer the agony of burning. Thus, reaping what you sow.People are given the privilege to discern what is right from wrong, but it only leads them to the inference that, "What is life without a little FUN?"

Somber and calm was the room for the 'Big Reveal' was on course. She leaned in closer to the eyepiece, taking a peep with eyes both open on the telescope to meet the barren sky. Nothing but a certain shade of blue confined in a black orb. That was all she saw."Neh, I cannot see anything." That it was kind of weird. Yuna frowned as she slowly slanted her head away from the eyepiece to look at the clear evening blue sky. Even if the telescope was sort of old-fashioned, she managed to set up high-potential lenses that could pier

"Take care, everyone." Deyonne waved her wrinkled and plumped hand as she stood by the wooden door.After Yuna and Dale managed to find all that was written on their list, it's time to say goodbye. The three waved back at her before they entered the exquisite and sweet-smelling flower tunnel.

“What a beautiful sight, I almost thought I stumbled upon a mirror.” Her oldie female voice trampled the silence. Yuna looked down to meet the chubby old dwarf’s gaze, but she saw no orbs, her eyes were pure white. She realized she was blind but the odd thing was that she knew she was standing there. What do those statements of hers even mean?“Oh, Miss Deyonne, me and my friends came to buy some stuff.” Zyair uttered as he approached Deyonne. Since Deyonne finally took a glance at Yuna, he wanted to know what she saw. What k

Screeching sounds from the leather boots as it collides with the grassy floor lingered in the air. Their distinct figures overlaid shadows on their path as they plastered placid smiles on their faces, for they are at home.Those humane eyes once wept hot and blinding tears of unspeakable sorrow. Their warm beating hearts once felt the burning rage of pain and anger. Their calm minds, once coveted by overpowering self-pity and loneliness.

No, probably not. She closed her eyes, asking herself why she was even this stressed. Well, she deserved that. If she were just to accept this world as her new reality and rebuke science, then she would not be this thwart, but no, she would never discard away her human knowledge even if it was for something certain.