Miitary Stories

A British seaman meets and falls in love with an Irish nurse onboard a hospital ship during WWI.

Olivia likes silence. She craves for a silent boy to fulfill her hopes for a silent romance, since she believes that silence says more than words ever could. When she meets Jayden, she thinks she finally has found a boy who likes silence just as much as she does. However, she soon discovers that he is mute, and she wants to know what caused such a sweet and carefree boy to become so terrified of speaking and so emotionally unstable at times. Little does she know that the truth is better left unsaid, and that she might not be a fan of silence once she discovers Jayden’s secret behind his silence.

"can you shoot" I asked him taking off my uniform jacket and placed it on the couch . " If I could, I would have shot that bad mouth of yours" he said. I entered the kitchen turned on the coffer maker after adding my coffee and milk and left it to brew " Too bad someone else will shoot you before you can think of shooting me" I said then sat on the desk opposite the couch he sat on. My legs dangling. " You're wishing me death" he said faking a hurt look. I rolled my eyes before tossing him a paper " As much as I want someone to shoot you, I value life so no I don't want you dead" "Then?"he asked genuinely concerned I sighed" look " I said clapsing my hands " The war is getting tough and if all the people entering that field don't know how to use a gun then I doubt there won't be a death news" He was silent for a while before he asked " Can you teach me then?" I was smiling, placing my hand on my jaw as if I was thinking " If you act nice to me?" "Aren't I already nice enough to you" I shook my head" you have to be more nice" He gave me a look " no nonsense" " No nonsense" at least for now . Updating

Night Hawks, The Military Investigation. Under Asheville's strange green glow, the military interviews Malcolm Davis, Albert Thompson, and Bob Carter in a warehouse acting as headquarters. Cameras watch. Lieutenant Sarah Chen, calm and precise, sits across from them, one at a time. She asks Malcolm: "Tell me about the night you climbed the tower." Malcolm shrugs. "Just maintenance. Nothing special." She asks Albert: "Your test scores-how did you solve those equations so fast?" Albert smiles. "I've always been good with numbers." She asks Bob: "How were you affected by the green pulse?" Bob replies, steady: "I wasn't. I never climbed a tower. I was never near the transmission." The tests show Malcolm's lungs healed, Albert's mind racing past supercomputers but Bob's normal-no changes. But Chen feels it too-headaches, sharper thoughts, a cross necklace she hasn't worn in years. The army can't remove the device. Can't explain the perfect weather dome. Can't stop the green light and transmission spreading to soldiers and the people of Asheville. Colonel Harrisan and Sarah Chen fly to Seoul, Korea-then they discover a similar tower, another Excalibur green pulse rod. Colonel Harrison tells the Korean general: "We can't fight it, we can't remove it, we can't stop it. It's changing us all." The Night Hawks stay quiet. The military keeps looking. And the pulse? It just keeps glowing. Night Hawks. The battle for the future of humanity. Available on Amazon-see link in bio. ---