To be Mr. Grey

By Sherif Guirguis

Grey had only six hours to achieve the impossible, and he even had a countdown to show this.

He has to race across the country to reach a girl locked in the secret lab and help her reach her goals.

And while doing his mission, he gets to enjoy his first cup of coffee, his first snack, and literally his first everything, for he was born only a few moments ago.

A science fantasy adventure

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sherif Guirguis
• Release date: Feb 5, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393722083

Sherif Guirguis

An Egyptian by birth, cosmopolitan by convection, Sherif started writing at a very young age, and he didn't stop since then. He always thought that our world needed a dash of magic, and this is what he always included in his writings. Originally a medical doctor, but he decided to leave medicine behind to pursue his passion for the word since then he wrote three books. The chronicles of Agartha: Book 1 - The Green boy, is his third book, his first was “The Door,” a magical realism thriller, and the second was “The Trinity's Dream,” a contemporary fantasy about the end of days. He is happily married and has two daughters, whom he adores. He is always happy to receive news from his readers on his email: [e-mail]

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To be Mr. Grey

Sherif Guirguis

Published by Sherif Guirguis, 2020.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

TO BE MR. GREY

First edition. February 5, 2020.

Copyright © 2020 Sherif Guirguis.

ISBN: 978-1393722083

Written by Sherif Guirguis.

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To Be Mr. Grey

The hot brown liquid slid down his throat; he registered it to be coffee. He gazed to the cup in his hands in wonder for a moment, and then he put it down to the table and looked around.

He sat in a small-town diner, he was certain of that, even though he had no inkling why he was so certain.

One thing he was sure of though, he was quite certain that this is his first coffee sip ever and this is the first he ever sat in a diner.

The amazing bit of information that just clicked in his mind was that before the coffee slid down his throat, he was not here or to be clearer, up till then he was nowhere at all, he started to exist as the coffee went down on its inevitable path to his stomach.

Before he sipped the second gulp of coffee he smiled, he felt a smile is fitting the occasion; it was his birthday after all.

SHE TYPED ON HER KEYBOARD the last paragraph and hanged her fingers floating over the keyboard in thought.

She drummed the desktop with her bitten nails, she usually bit them off anytime she was nervous, she knew it was a bad habit, but she couldn’t get rid of. Not today anyway.

She turned