Above Ten Thousand People Novels & Stories

I smiled, knowing the event is in good hands; even though it is the biggest event yet. I leaned back in my chair, “Five thousand people at this event! Unbelievable.” Aidinth smiled, “I believe it. You and Luna Abby are the dream team of getting shit done. Nothing goes unnoticed.” I laughed, “That’s hilarious. I’ll have to remember to tell Luna Abby that one. She’ll get a kick out of it too.”

"W h a t....a b o u t... f i f t e e n... t h o u s a n d s...w o r d s?" "Ten thousands it is then." *l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l*

– Emperor Huang Nian Zhen asked as he looks towards his Fourth son, Lei Xie. “Replying to Imperial Father, the current citizens of the imperial base who remain alive and did not transform zombies are five million and eight hundred thousand and forty-one. while the people who are rescued by armies and came here to seek shelter already reach one hundred thousand and eighty-nine people. Those who are currently waiting in the shelter and being quarantined outside the Imperial base is not included.” – Fourth Prince Lei Xie said

“We need to talk.” “Am I in trouble?” “No, no.” He laughed, but the laugh was nervous. “On the contrary. Do you know how many people were in the house tonight?” “No.” “Two thousand five hundred. The capacity is one thousand. I had to have security block people at the door.” I blinked. “And what does that have to do with me?”

With his current status, every move he made would cause a big stir in the city. That was also the main reason he insisted that I propose to him 99 times. Each time he failed to show up at my proposal would turn into fodder for gossip. In the end, I was reduced to a laughingstock. News of the trending searches online filled my feed. "Shocking News! Tycoon Julian Lawson Left Waiting in Vain for His Fiancee at the City Hall. Has He Been Stood Up?" one headline read. "Julian Lawson's Missing Bride-to-Be Sparks Citywide Frenzy!" another wrote.

Kieran's expression changed. The smile disappeared. His shoulders lowered. "Seven hundred." Adrian froze. The number hit harder than expected. Seven hundred people who would never return home. Cassian lowered his head. His jaw tightened. "On our side?" Kieran nodded. "Approximately three thousand on theirs." No one spoke. Outside the tent the sounds of celebration continued. But inside the tent those sounds felt distant. Adrian stared at the blankets covering his legs. Seven hundreds. The number repeated endlessly inside his mind.

"The cost isn't the issue—it's the ashes! If anyone dared to touch my mother’s remains, I would reach a breaking point. Forget a wrench; I'd be showing up with a gas tank!" "To be perfectly clear, we are talking about harassment, property damage, and unlawful entry. These are major offenses. Retain all your proof and file a counter-suit!" The tone in the residents' group began to shift. "Did you guys see that video?" "Yeah. 601 really picked the wrong person this time." "I know that family. They drove someone else out before." "Their son’s a known troublemaker." "They had it coming. I’ve said for years they go too far."

As we arrived at the gate, I saw a sign that read: Immortal Central City. Population 34,564,012. 'Very Original. Like we need something telling us we are entering a place full of blood suckers.' I thought to myself laughing out loud a little. I covered my month, looking at Helium to see if he heard me. He was looking in his pouch for money, so I figured I was not heard. "Does it cost to get into the capital?" I asked.

Vladimir replied. "I'll do that," I said and nodded. "How many more people are there?" "Eight hundred and fifty-six." Ezra smirked. I sighed. "Bring the next one in."

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