Aurora Dewey Center Novels & Stories

"Anyway, are you in one of my classes?" "Yes, sir. 8:00 to 9:00 am. Mythology and Folklore," I dictated. "Oh, then you might want to tell me your name so I could recognize you in our class," he suggested. I mentally screamed with his suggestion. He just asked my name. I know it's just nothing, but he still asked my name! "My pleasure, sir. It's Aurora Lynne Lopez, but you can call me Aurora or Rora." "Or babe," I mentally said and screamed in my own craziness.

At that point, Mr Meyer and the other Commanders had gone to work and he must obtain permission from him before his operation at the Ecumenical Central Area. "Hurry. We need to get to the complex before going to the Ecumenical Central Area," he ordered his driver. "Okay, Boss." At The Wilson Complex Aurora was on a suicide mission that morning after she pondered on her life. She would have been glad if Kelvin had married her two years ago and he finally died. The status of a widow and a lady boss would have been better than the status of a lady who was engaged to be married and later rejected. She drove to the Complex and parked her car across the street. Then, she came out with a placard on

Devon and the two bouncers positioned themselves discreetly nearby. Just as we sat down, the host stepped onto the main stage with a microphone. “Ladies and gentlemen,” he announced, voice booming with excitement, “tonight, Starlight International is not just hosting a fundraiser, we are offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. We are selling the exclusive rights to The Aurora Tower — our flagship 120-story intelligent skyscraper project in the heart of Emeralda City.” A murmur rippled through the ballroom.

said Helena, hugging her tightly. Aurora hesitated for a second, still resentful from the night before, but ended up returning the hug. Helena seemed calmer. More... human. “Let's have lunch at Pier 15 today,” said her mother. “I already made a reservation.” Aurora let out a little squeal of happiness. She knew how much this cost Helena, who hated leaving the house, hated open spaces, hated crowds. But she did it for her. Because she knew Aurora loved the water, the sea, the boats. Since she was a child, she had said she was a mermaid.

She was also playing the role of perfect wife to perfection, but I knew better. “Henry, darling,” Aurora’s voice cut through my thoughts, her hand slipping onto my arm as she leaned in. “You’re brooding again. Smile, for God’s sake. People are watching.” “I’m not here to smile,” I muttered, “I’m here to find Orrin Hayes and the mysterious CEO. You know how much this deal means.” She rolled her eyes, her lips curving into a pout that was equal parts playful and dangerous. “Oh, lighten up. You’re acting like the world’s ending. We’re at a gala, not a funeral. Have a drink, mingle a little. I just had the most delightful chat with that woman from Dubai—she’s got connections in renewable energy.

"Nope, but this is my city and like I said earlier, my word is law. She knows better than to get on my bad side, her job will be taken from her and she won't be able to do anything about it." "But that's really harsh," "And that is how to command respect." I replied, stifling a yawn. "Let's not argue now, you need to rest your feet and I want to sleep." She nodded and we both headed to the suite that was offered to us. I unlocked the door with the customised key and pushed it open. Aurora went in first, scanning the room in awe. I smiled and wondered what her reaction would be when she saw some of my hotels. "This is really beautiful," She said, touching the plush couch which was as soft as

There was literally a line of people waiting to get inside. “Did you need another?” the bartender asked dutifully, redirecting my attention to him. He was probably about 30 or so, heavily built, deep brunette. He was not unfortunate looking and hosted a kind and genuine smile. “Yes, thank you.” I replied as I slid my glass closer to him. I noticed a large group of men across the room nearest to the DJ box. “They are all wolves.” Aurora mumbled, her hair standing up upon her neck, her head dropped low as she watched them carefully and constantly sniffed the air for danger. As predicted, she was on high alert.

Chapter 97 CELESTE'S POV Around three in the afternoon‚ Aurora was starting to flag. Her steps were slower and she was leaning against Darius's leg while we stood near the food court deciding what to do next. "I wanna ride the carousel again‚" Aurora said‚ yawning. "The one with the horses that go up and down." "I'll take her‚" Lena offered immediately. She had Ash balanced on one hip and reached for Aurora's hand with the other. "We'll do the carousel and then the little train ride. That should keep them busy for a while."

After hanging up the phone, Charlie parked his car at the side of the road before hailing a cab to the Aurous Hill Convention and Exhibition Center. The Aurous Hill Convention and Exhibition Center was a large-scale real estate project specializing in undertaking various exhibitions. Most of the large-scale exhibitions in Aurous Hill would always be held here. After entering the exhibition hall, Charlie looked around and realized that he was surrounded by many ordinary citizens who were here to look at cars. The surrounding platforms were all filled with various luxury cars.

I pull her back into me and shake my head, this is not the time to attack Aurora. “Okay then, where does your mother work?” My father asks Aurora. “Err,” she pauses, taking a quick glance at me. “Dawn's Angel Hospital, it's a private hospital off Hardy highway which is over an hour drive from here so I think you should choose a close option, just to be safe.” “Okay then, I'll go with the paramedics.”