A Golden Opportunity Novels & Stories

Ahana All the way back to Golders Green, it feels like I’m floating. I say several prayers thanking God for this wonderful stroke of luck, still unable to believe how I have gone from being pretty much homeless, to being offered a comfortable roof over my head, and without my having to spend a dime. This is beyond lucky or fortuitous. This is a downright blessing from the Most High!

“Believe it or not, the so-called superpowers of the world are superpowers because of us. And the incredible thing is, they don’t even care who we are, what we are and what we do. They are all just after their power. That’s all. So, we used this to our advantage and we waited, and we waited, and we waited. We kept producing goods and making profit in the black market. We waited seven years for our chance. This Golden Leaf is the chance we have been waiting for. A few days ago our scientists made a discovery that this particular Golden Leaf has a special chemical that allows us to reproduce, replicate and mould it into whatever we want. My scientists told me that within just ten days, we coul

Getting goosebumps from the staring, Charlotte knew she had overstepped. “I apologize, Mr. Glitter. I was hasty.” Charlotte put her arm down, turned to Kaze, and said in a cold voice, “Not many have Mr. Glitter’s approval. You’re one of the lucky ones, Kaze. “You should understand that this is the chance of a lifetime. “Many would never come across a chance to change their life, and fewer ever took the chance. “If you don’t hold onto the opportunity when it comes. That’s it. You missed it.

I said nothing. "He made an offer. Regarding the northern routes." Still nothing from me. "Thompson. Did you hear me?" "I heard you," I said calmly. "He's offering protection guarantees on all shipments moving through the north corridor. Full security. No interference." He paused. "It's a serious offer." "I'm sure it is." "I haven't given him an answer." "I know." Silence fell between us. I could hear him breathing. Could hear him recalculating. "You know?" he repeated carefully.

There was no way she was going to attend that. Not wanting to rudely cut him off, Hayley listened intently as Adrian carried on. "Nina, this is your golden opportunity." Holding the urge to scoff derisively at him, Hayley couldn't help but ask. "What do you mean?" Adrian's eager and excited voice persisted. "The benefits, Nina. The winner's benefits... You have a chance to win a lot from this program, I promise you. Wanna hear more about it?" "Go on," She prompted.

Determined to prove himself, he declared, "Just wait. I'll recruit a top expert for us!" With that, he marched off, head held high, while Adrian and the others could only watch, wondering if Andy could really recruit a Void Stage warrior. Suddenly, a loud rumble shook the ground. The golden light ahead intensified, illuminating the mountain range like a vast treasure trove hidden within its depths. The crowd stared at the dazzling glow, hearts pounding with greed, their feet itching to rush forward and claim it. "Hmph! This kind of opportunity is meant for the chosen few. Anyone else who tries to snatch it will have to think twice," said a young man in golden robes, riding a magnificent whit

"That's right. As long as you kill the prince, you will undoubtedly be on our side! We will naturally let you go and even help you! This is simply a win-win situation, okay? Tell me, what reason do you have to not be on our side and deal with the prince with us?" "We are only one step away from finishing off the prince. Now, we will leave this opportunity to you. I hope that you will cherish it... After all, sometimes, opportunities and crises are actually a fine line! You seem to be smart people. Since you are smart, you should not do stupid things, right?" "Now we have given you a chance to be friends... There are not many opportunities like this. If you miss it, you may die. So, sometimes

“One moment is enough to change your life” “I think I have something for you.” Fumbling through her purse she grabbed something. “It’s okay, ma’am I didn’t help you to get a reward.” With a faint smile, I refused her to reward me. “Well, you helped Alessia Romano and I would love to return this favour by helping you. Here you go.” She placed a card in my hand. “Denver’s Group of Companies. One of the leading companies in Milan. I’m giving you this golden opportunity to hit the jackpot. Be there at nine.”

Something deeper. Something bigger. The sky above cracks again. Not wide. Not open. But enough. A thin line. Silver. Alive. My breath catches. No. I was trying to close it. Not open it. The figure smiles. And this time, I understand why. Because I did not seal the door. I just knocked on it again. And something on the other side… is answering.