Chloe Lukasiak Glasses Novels & Stories

Noah stammered, his scent souring with fear. “I invited her,” Chloe interrupted. Her crimson lipstick looked like fresh blood, and she had wrapped a matching silk ribbon into a perfect bow over the silver-blade scar on her wrist. At nearly six feet tall, she looked every bit the high-born Kinton heir. “Chloe, leave her out of our pack politics,” Noah hissed, trying to grab my hand. “Is this the Ryder Global mess hall, Noah? The meat looks exquisite,” I said, stepping back so his fingers missed my skin.

I smiled, already imagining the plans I had long drafted finally coming into play. I had been keeping tabs on Lucas, Chloe and Claire for a very long time, patiently waiting for this day like a snail, but alas, the day is finally here. I knew Chloe was on her way to her modelling company and was definitely furious about the turn of things. The perfect mood to see her in. “Good day, I’m Lyon from Shadows Entertainment; I would like to have a word with Miss Chloe, please.” I maintained a neutral gaze despite the happiness flowing inside my heart already.

just a nobody. "But they really need to stop this bad behavior already, they derived joy in seeing other people hurt", I blurted out. She nodded. "Iam Kelsi" I introduce myself collecting the bottle water I dropped earlier from her. "Rita!" She smiled widely, she is no doubt adorable with her red lips and big bright eyes. I smiled. "Let's get something before the break ends" rita urged exictedly while her followed behind her. After break, I walked into the class and sat down.

I've decided to wear a black statement shirt plus gray skinny jeans and black boots. My hair's a bit wavy as a result of the bun from earlier. So, I decided to let my hair down and applied some hair products on it to keep on its current state. I was on the process of applying my lip gloss when I heard the bell rang, just in time. I grabbed my black leather jacket, black bag and went down stairs. "Hi! My name's Andy and this is Josh, we're here to pick up Chloe." Andy introduced themselves with a smile on her face.

Chloe demanded, her voice echoing sharply across the empty room. Pacing back and forth near the unlit fireplace, she shot him a venomous glare. She wore a sleek designer dress, diamond earrings flashing in the dim light. To the rest of the continent, she was the beautiful, powerful Luna of the Royal Pack. Behind closed doors, she was nothing but a political warden trapped in a miserable, hollow marriage.

It felt like the mirror was telling a secret that everyone was about to find out. "Wipe the glass," Chloe ordered, throwing me a bundle of microfiber cloths she’d grabbed from her kit. "And use the heavy-duty cleaner. If there’s so much as a fingerprint at chest height, Marcus will put two and two together." As I scrubbed at the glass, my movements frantic and jerky, Chloe was busy scrubbing me. She grabbed a pack of wet wipes and started rubbing at my neck, my shoulders, and my thighs. She was trying to rub Roman off of me. She was trying to erase the scent of cedar and sweat that seemed to have soaked into my very pores.

They dropped their leather bags onto the wet granite counter, instantly unzipping them with a synchronized click. "I am literally telling you, it is not even a contest," Chloe said, pulling out a sleek, forbidden tube of bright crimson lipstick, completely ignoring the massive ‘No Makeup On School Premises’ sign pasted right next to the mirror. "Liam is the blueprint. He’s like, actual prom king material. Did you see him in his jersey today? The shoulders? I nearly died right there by the trophy case."

“But Aria, with you dressed like this, even if I beg Mr. Lenza to forgive you, I doubt it would work. “Do you want to borrow a dress? People might think you’re some homeless person sneaking into the party for free food.” Lucas’s subordinates laughed. I frowned. “Not everyone cares only about looks like you do.” They laughed even louder. Chloe was covered in designer brands. Her makeup was flawless, and her hair was perfectly styled. She looked like a beauty sculpted by money. Meanwhile, I had spent almost 20 hours in surgery. I came straight from work and did not even have the time to put on lipstick. My face was pale, and my hair was a mess. Chloe crossed her arms and smiled smugly. “Someon

she greeted and went to the refrigerator where her junk food was stored. "Good morning, how was your night?" Anna asked grinning. "Hmmm, fair," Chloe answered as she picked a bar of chocolate and a small box of milk, throwing them into her bag. "Why are you putting on that big glasses, it's hiding your beautiful face," Anna told Chloe. "I don't want people recognizing me," Chloe replied as she pour a handful of cornflakes pouring it in her mouth and then returned the remaining box. "I see nothing healthy in what you are taking, you should…"

There were also different displays of jewelry, but the silver necklace with hoop earrings was all I saw. Chloe had come in early to help with my make-up and also help me dress up. She stood behind me, his eyes radiating warmth and happiness. “You look like a goddess, Luna,” she said softly. “I feel like one,” I breathed. Chloe wore a sheer silver dress that clung to her exotic curves. As we walked out of the room, Jones was waiting on the balcony.