Novels by Black Rose

Randy took Julian to the pool in the backyard. The moment they got there, he spread his arms wide and said. ''Wooo… it feels so good out here.''Julian could only smile faintly, still wary.''Let’s sit.'' Randy said, lowering himself onto a chair while Julian reluctantly sat on another.''Wanna know what would make this night better?'' Randy asked.Julian raised an eyebrow. ''What?"Randy laughed and brought out a metal bottle of alcohol. He took a sip, then held it out toward Julian.Julian waved his hand. ''No, thank you. I don’t drink.''''Come on, Julian. Just a sip. Trust me.'' Randy grinned.Julian hesitated, then reluctantly took a small sip. His face scrunched up instantly. Randy laughed.''See? Not so bad.'' Randy said, taking the bottle back.''I… I really don’t want more.'' Julian said.Randy laughed. "If you take some more I'll let you off for the night."Julian laughed and replied. "Please, Randy. No more."Randy pouted his mouth, looking sad. "Please, Julian. Just to cel

Julian stood at the window, watching Adrian walk through the garden. His mind was spinning, calculating his plan. He needed to get it in motion, but the thought of getting closer to Adrian made him both furious and nervous. He took a deep breath, trying to steady himself.Suddenly, Adrian’s gaze met his. Their eyes locked, and for a moment, neither moved. Then Adrian gestured for him to join him. Julian’s first instinct was to refuse, but instead, he nodded. Surprise flashed across Adrian’s face, subtle but clear. Julian knew he’d see that expression again and again.He sighed and left his room, stepping quietly into the garden. When he reached Adrian, he simply stood beside him, letting the warm, calm atmosphere wash over him. The air carried the sweet scent of flowers, birds chirped, and butterflies flitted around. The fragrance and serenity calmed him slightly, and his expression softened. A small part of him longed for freedom, to soar away like the birds and butterflies.Without

Julian stood among the group of people gathered at Valeria’s funeral. Her body had just been laid to rest. Tears flowed freely down his cheeks as he stared at her gravestone. His heart was filled with pain. The atmosphere was heavy and gloomy, and the few people present all had tears in their eyes.Silently, Julian made a vow—to make her killer pay dearly for what he had done.Just then, a woman walked up to him. ''Julian, right? Valeria’s boyfriend.'' She said gently.Julian quickly wiped his tears. ''Yes, ma’am.''''I worked with her at the library.'' The woman continued. ''She talked about you a lot. It was clear to everyone that she loved you deeply. You brought so much joy into her life. Because of you, I got to see her truly happy.''Julian felt his chest tighten at her words.''Thank you for giving her those happy memories.'' She added softly. ''And… my condolences. She was such a bright young woman with a pure heart. I know she’s in a better place now.''Her words touched Juli

Julian angrily grabbed Adrian's shirt, tears streaming down his cheeks, his eyes blazing with rage. "You bastard!" He yelled, his voice filled with pain. "You gave me your word, you said you wouldn't kill her but you did! You brutally murdered her!" He yelled.Adrian's men wanted to retaliate, but Adrian secretly raised his hand a bit, and they stepped back, bowing their heads instead, not wanting to see their boss being humiliated."What do you mean, pup? I have no idea what you're talking about." Adrian said, his voice calm.Julian's grip tightened on his shirt. "Lair." He said through gritted teeth. "I just saw the news, Valeria was brutally murdered. Who else would have done that if not you? You asked that I come with you in exchange for her life, and I agreed. You gave me your word, but you went ahead and killed her instead." He roughly pushed Adrian away.Adrian staggered a bit but managed to maintain his balance. A look of confusion flashed in his eyes. "What?" He muttered.Jul

Julian stood under the tree, waiting. He had managed to sneak into his home unnoticed, gather his hidden savings and a few clothes, and slip out. As he left, he felt a pang of sadness staring at the house one last time. But he didn’t regret it. He only wished his father and sister would finally live an honest life without him. The lake shimmered under the moonlight, and Julian’s mind drifted back to the day he first met Valeria here. She had been lying on the grass, basking in the sun, looking so beautiful. He had fallen for her instantly, though he never would have dared approach her if fate hadn’t intervened. A thief had snatched her purse, and while others ignored her cries, Julian had chased the man down and retrieved it. That moment had changed everything. She had insisted on taking him out to thank him, and from there, their love story began. She had always loved him despite his broken life, always supported him, always dreamed of him breaking free. Now, finally, that dream

Adrian was downstairs talking with Mark, his right-hand man, when a sudden scream echoed from above. Adrian froze, his eyes snapping to the stairs. Confusion flickered across his face before he muttered under his breath. "Julian.''Without hesitation, he bolted upstairs, Mark close behind. At the top, they found a maid trembling outside Julian’s door, her face pale with fear. Adrian shoved past her and rushed inside. The sight stopped him cold. Julian lay sprawled on the floor, unconscious. Adrian’s chest tightened as he dropped to his knees, pulling Julian into his arms. ''Julian! Julian!'' His voice cracked with urgency. Mark’s sharp eyes caught it first. ''Boss.'' He said, pointing. Adrian followed his gaze and saw the cut on Julian’s wrist, blood still flowing. He lifted Julian’s hand carefully, his jaw tightening. ''Fuck!'' Adrian barked. ''Get the car ready. Now!'' ''Yes, Boss.'' Mark replied, already sprinting out. Adrian looked down at Julian, his voice softer now