Caesar Lost Novels & Stories

She had only needed a few minutes, and those few minutes had been entirely enough. Lorrie stood beside the empty pedestal in the Royal Archives, her heart sinking. "So... we've lost it." Elias slowly shook his head. "No. We've lost a key. Not the truth." He carefully examined the stone pedestal, then smiled faintly. "Cassandra was in too much of a hurry." Everyone looked at him, puzzled. "What do you mean?" Gabriel asked. Elias brushed centuries of accumulated dust away from the base of the pedestal. Hidden beneath it was a tiny inscription:

"No, no, no. This can't be happening." He had lost his memory. Caesar Greywood had amnesia.

A week later, Cassius’ losses started. The investment which should have fallen apart a few months from now crumbled unexpectedly. As my father and Alpha Koa pulled out at the same time, Koa’s people must have pulled out too and things ended earlier than I foresaw. It was on a cool evening a week after the stint with April. I had been sipping a glass of orange juice and flipping through a magazine when I heard Cassius’ earth-shattering scream. It was a scream so deep and desperate that it left me feeling satisfied even before I knew what had happened.

Caesar slowly walked to him as he spoke in an engaging tone, “ You refused to take part in anything I assigned you. You rebelled against my orders and you always interrupt my job.” “It was getting really bothersome and I had to do something.” He said as he walked around behind Marcus and rested his hand on his shoulder. “Not long ago—I discovered something.” He added as he leaned near his ear and whispered. Marcus eyes widened in fear as he felt his every organ halt at his whiepered words. Ceasar smirked before making his way to Lailah who was silently watching everything in confuison and curiosity. “ Eto vse iz-za neye, da?[Its all because of her right?] I don’t see anything special though”

Ceaser & Sapphire were sitting on the couch crossing their legs while Ajax was standing in front of them like a convicted. Anger & disappointment were clearly visible on their faces. Specifically, Ceaser was boiling with anger. Standing on his feet, Ceaser's voice burst inside the place like an atomic bomb," Everything is ruined. My reputation, my relationship with Abram.....everything. Abram has cut all of his business deals with me. It's a matter of time I am going to see a huge loss in my weapon business."

Caesar wouldn’t survive a day in the Blades academy. “What a waste. You have not been training,” Casper taunted him. It was good to have something grandpa cherished dearly. Caesar was furious. Indeed Casper was tough but also arrogant. “You bastard. You took my inheritance.” “I fought for it.” Casper retorted instantly. “And I’ll kill you.” Caesar stood up and attempted to punch Casper but Casper punched him instead, Caesar fell unconscious. Casper stretched his hand towards Caleb and Caleb gave him the gun.

Thrice… Huge numbers flashed on the screen. As if this could prove there was still one last thread linking them together… Until the transfer limit kicked in, and he could not send another cent. Caesar staggered to his feet and walked out, closing the door softly behind him. That afternoon, he boarded a flight back home. As the plane roared into the clouds, he leaned against the seat and closed his eyes. With Ivy gone, all the color in the world had been drained away, leaving nothing but black and white.

The runes glowed softly beneath her feet, but the power didn’t rise, it waited. “I remember,” she whispered. “His name was Caelen.” The ground shook as soon as she said the name. With a loud crack, a tree close to the ruins' edge split open, exposing a hollow room. A scroll wrapped in red silk lay inside, perfectly preserved. Emily retrieved it with shaking hands. Selene examined the scroll and paled. “This... this is the Seal of Succession. Only a rightful heir could have summoned it.” Emily read the parchment aloud. It spoke of the last royal siblings, twins who vanished the night of the Great Betrayal. The queen had died, yes. But the king had hidden the children to preserve the line. One

"What was the scariest thing that's ever happened to you, Noah?" I asked, looking at him. I saw him staring at the ceiling of his room, his hands running back and forth on my arm, caressing it slowly. "It's losing you," He said non-cGoodnessntly, shifting his gaze at me. "I remembered not seeing you again after our training, I thought you were just inside Aly's camp but when it's been hours and I still can't see you both, I panicked."