Novel & Cerita Ben Ten Omniverse Watch

My head was still aching badly because I also hit my head hard but I couldn’t worry about myself,she was fighting for her life and it was all because of me. I wondered what sort of bad luck this was because it was like she was following me everywhere. First it was the embarrassing scene at school when I tried to help her,then the always eye contact and now this. I just hoped she would be okay and I also heard rumors that she was an omega which means she would have no family,no one for me to reach to. I would have to take this upon myself. I picked up my phone and Checked the time. I had to meet the rival pack as soon as possible.

It was adorned with jewels and pearls that glistened in the sun. "Oh Mia," Teni drawled, "You look lovely. You're the perfect Luna for my brother. The Luna crown would look so good on you." I blushed. "Thank you, Teni. I look this lovely thanks to you and Jane." I turned to Jane who smiled politely as always.

“I almost forgot.” Pippa opened a drawer beside her desk and took out a small silver case. Inside was a sleek, black watch that looked more like an expensive accessory than a medical device. “This is the device I promised you yesterday, Miss Estelle,” Pippa explained, handing the watch to Roland. “It’s the latest model. It can monitor heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen level and body activity for twenty-four hours straight. All data is stored automatically on the clinic’s server and can be accessed via a mobile app.”

There should only be a handful of people who knew that she was at Jasper’s place. “I don’t know. Someone just put it here and left.” Summer opened the box. She held the watch in her hands and looked at it for a while before her heart instantly clenched. Even her fingers turned so cold that they became numb. “SM…” The watch was an HF limited edition, classic watch. Summer had spent a lot of money to hire an HF designer to help design the watch for her father. Hence, the abbreviation for Summer’s name was carved to the back of the watch.

Helena asked hesitantly as she looked at Ben who just joined the group. Ben arched his eyebrows towards Bryan who was laughing. “Mom wants one of the jewelry sets from Irene’s collection.” Bertie explained. “Oh… which one?” Ben asked seriously. “The maple leaf one.” Helena spoke enthusiastically. “Ok.” Ben nodded “I bought them for display at Illuminis. I will get Theo to send them for you.” “Oh! Then keep it on display for a month, send it to me afterwards.” Helena waved. Irene had just arrived after getting rid of all the well-wishers.

Maybe if I seemed like a man of some other sort, aside from the kid who followed behind his brother, I'd be treated another way. And from the little wooden box I kept in the back of my drawer, I pulled out the one thing that had made me feel like success was something I could wear. A watch. Not just any watch. A TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 16, stainless steel watch case, sapphire crystal face, automatic chronograph movement that ticked as smoothly as the rhythm of a heartbeat.

Atul was the first one to speak, he said, "Yes, I had these wishes deep down and looks like they have been granted" Tanisi looked at her fitbit and found it dead. She was not sure why it happened as the gadget was water resistent. She took her mobile out of her backpack. That too was dead. As though it was completely drained off the battery. Her power bank also was mysteriously dead. When she looked around, others were also checking their belongings and the all the gadgets were dead. The only thing working was her mother's mechanical watch which Tanisi carried for sentimental value. She was grateful that she had this with her as everything else appeared too different. The watch gave her a se

"Alright, that's fine. Thank you." I'm about to turn around and leave when my eyes fall down to Javier's hand as he reaches for a wrench on a nearby bench. Glancing out from beneath the frayed, grease-blackened sleeve of his coveralls is a watch, but not just any watch. It’s a Patek Philippe Nautilus. The brushed steel, the distinctive octagonal bezel, the way the light catches the sapphire crystal... I know that watch. I have one in my safe at home and I know that it costs fifty thousand dollars.

“I’ll let our Alpha and Luna explain everything to you when they get here. In the meantime, Fiona can catch you up on the pack. She has been waiting patiently to talk to you. She is also an omega, just like you.” What? An omega? That can’t be possible. I turn and look at Fiona. Before I can even ask, she smiles and says, “Yes. I’m an omega. We have a few of them here, including Luna Katelyn and Bridget, who will someday be a High Elder just like her mother.” The doctor clears his throat and adds, “I’ll leave you two to talk for a bit, but I’ll be back in when Alpha Wyatt and Luna Katelyn get here. If anything happens before then, let me know.”

“What about this? It looks like an ordinary watch.” Dominic returned the gun to the boot and set it aside. He took the watch from me, wrapped it around his fingers, and held it in front of me. The watch was beautiful—silver with pink diamonds. Unlike the boots, it wouldn’t clash with my outfits. “I still need to program this, so you won’t get it until after I finish. This isn’t an ordinary watch; this is a tracker. It will allow me to monitor your location, and if you press the center of the watch, it will send an alert to my phone. If, for some reason, we are separated, and you are in danger, you can press the button, and I will be able to find you. If the watch is ever broken, it will also