Ashen Luca Novels & Stories

If I wanted answers—real answers—I’d have to get close to Luca. Luca Del Vecchio. His name had been whispered in every corner of this city—the billionaire who threw extravagant charity galas by day and ran the city’s underworld by night. No one said it outright, of course. You didn’t accuse Luca of anything if you wanted to live to see the sunrise.

Although she had changed a lot, Lily thought even if she turned into ashes, she would still be able to recognize her. As for Mark, tsk… his expression was more animated and he stopped breathing for a few seconds. Kevin fell on his chair upon seeing Ashton. "It is over. We are finished?" He regretted not being born a wizard as he would have disappeared with the snap of his finger. "Brother, long time no see," Ashton said to Kelly, making the other expression appear as if he has just seen a ghost crawl out of the grave with his naked eyes. The elders were shocked at the sight of Ashton and immediately jumped over to the ground. Although they were glad that he had come, they were still mad at h

I wanted to see him again and again. Lorenzo said Romero, his right hand. De Luca, it's the biggest name in the industry. I don't know why he is doing this? I needed to sort my emotions. Why did a small part of me want to be with him? ' She wrinkled her forehead as she sighted a pair of shining black shoes stopping near her table. She looked up and sucked in her breath. His shadow covered her. She sucked in her breath again and forgot to breathe as her eyes met his grey

Luca wanted to break, to beg forgiveness then and there. To throw away every shield and tell him he believed, that he was sorry, that he would tear the world apart before letting him be taken from him. But the world was watching. And Luca Virelli could not afford cracks in his mask. So he sat there, cold as marble, the perfect CEO, the heir turned king, the man whose expression gave nothing away. Not even as Asher’s gaze clung to him like it was the last time.

offered Ash. Ash actually managed to catch the worried look on Leona's face when Leona stole a glance at him a while ago. "I'm all ears, Leona." Said Ash softly. The two of them turned their heads, stared at each other for a few seconds before finally turning their attention back to the path that seemed to glow in the middle of the dark forest. "Did you know that Luca is a minor vampire?" Leona asked while looking at Ash on her left. Ash also turned around when he got a little attention from Leona. He cast his gaze at Leona for a few moments, then turned his attention back to the path they were about to follow.

Luca followed. Where Reign was carved ice, Luca was wildfire—strawberry-blonde hair catching gold in the sun, high cheekbones, and a jawline that screamed danger and beauty in equal measure. His shoulders were broad, his build powerful, but he carried it with a kind of effortless swagger—as though every inch of the world was a playground he might fight, charm, or seduce his way through. His energy rolled off him in waves—reckless, electric, intoxicating. Ash stepped out last.

Luca burst out, jumping out from his seat and heading straight towards Samil, getting ready to hit him. At the same moment, the door of the Chairman's room opened, and Asher walked out, accidentally coming between Luca and Samil. Asher looked pale and depressed. He was clenching his fists so hard that they were almost about to bleed. Suddenly, he raised his head and sent Luca a spiteful stare. His sight was so overpowering that it made Luca flinch and step back unconsciously. Then Asher turned to Samil. “Your turn… Brother,” he muttered patting Samil's shoulder.

He'd even give Brewster the whole company if Jim wanted. Jim sighed. He turned around and looked into the man's eyes. "You have to help Brewster. Each day spent with Ace is like a year in hell...' He whispered. Though he had no strong feeling for Lucian, he also had no hatred for the man, and if the man could help them, then he'd be glad. Lucian nodded. "Ace is dangerous. I know." He muttered. "I will surely help Brewster." He assured. Jim finally felt a bit relieved.

she said, sounding certain. Julia frowned slightly. “You don’t think he’ll quit? After all that?” Lana shook her head once. “People like Grey don’t quit. Not when there’s something to lose especially.” “The money,” Craig added, sounding like he was in a lecture room and wanted to back the lecturer up. “The lifestyle,” Victoria said, raising a finger in the air. “The illusion,” Lana finished, silencing everyone.