Chloe Miraculous Movie Novels & Stories

"I apologize, but is your name Chloe?" Chloe smiled politely, "Yes. My name is Chloe Hazel Arley. Nice to meet you, Aunt." Sisilia nodded and gestured for Chloe to continue her way. As soon as she disappeared from her sight, Sisilia unconsciously sat down on a dining chair. "She's really the Chloe I've been searching for all this time."

"Aphrodite can fly,” whispered Claire into Leon's ear. "So?" Leon asked, confused. Claire quickly took out the digital screen from her hand, making a sound that caught the Minotaur's attention. "Claire! What are you doing?" Leon asked in panic. The Minotaur ran fast with heavy steps thudding the ground. His snorting breath sounded louder. Leon panicked, while Claire randomly chose the buttons that display different images. Leon doesn't know what Claire was looking for.

The armo‍r wa⁠s‍ back on. ⁠The b⁠athroom door open‍ed. Chloe wal‌k⁠ed out. She wa⁠s wearing a silk robe provided by the house. Her hair was damp⁠. Her skin‌ was scr‍ubbe⁠d pink. She stopped when she saw m​e. "Wow," she bre‌a‌thed.​ "Yo​u cle⁠a​n up nice, Billionair‌e." "Yo⁠u as‍ well, Mrs. Mo​rett‍i."

A nasty cocktail of shock, betrayal, and jealousy. Chloe’s mind space was a whole lot different. She directly fainted. The math was devastatingly simple: Her goons + Her failed plot + The next room = This. This unthinkable, catastrophic, cosmically unfair punchline. Her eyes rolled back in her head, and she crumpled to the floor in a dead faint, her silver gown pooling around her like a fallen disco ball. Clarisse and Helena surrounded her at once, wondering if it was a problem with the baby.

Chloe. Calling.

“I didn’t.” The brunette stopped combing her hair and pondered about it. It’s impossible for Kieran to bring her to her bed. He went in before her. If neither Kieran nor Jucel brought her to her bed, then it must have her parents. Chloe stared at her reflection in the vanity mirror in front of her. General Dana Rein… Princess Elisa… The Knights of Shaula… Chloe’s gray with golden-streak eyes slowly widened. “Then it must have been real,” she blurted.

“Let’s use your secret weapon.” For a second— Chloe just stared at me. Processing. Then— Her face lit up like a firework. “YES!” she whisper-screamed. “THIS is what I was talking about!” Sky snapped instantly. “No.” “Mira—don’t.” “Don’t you dare do this.” I ignored her. Completely. Because right now? I didn’t care.

Chloe’s cruelty, his daughter’s near death, the lies on television—it all converged into one truth. Chloe had crossed the final line. A slow clap echoed in the hallway. Ares turned sharply, his eyes narrowing. Chloe strolled toward him in her short dress, makeup flawless, her wine glass still in hand as though she had walked straight out of a party. “Well, well,” she drawled, her smile sharp as glass. “I heard there was…an accident.” Ares’s blood roared in his ears. His hands curled into fists. “An accident?” His voice was low, deadly.

Chloe asked and soon, she was aware of Gilly's presence, behind her, looking at the magazine too. "The greatest one yet. The hardest and the most iconic." "Prize?" She asked as well as receiving a glare from Gilly. "A seven hundred thousand dollars." Chloe let out a shaky breath, resolute to get involved but unaware of the dangers ahead. As Chloe snapped out of her thoughts, she looked around the temple and yelled. "The night may pass away and the flowers may be withered. But I tell you, Maya, that I will make sure I see the end of you when you least expect it." She ended it with a growl and her face transformed.

Then he turned to the baby and stared at her. Except for the fact that she was fatter than before, there was nothing different about her. Her long black hair, white skin, and pitiful crying were all the same. After a long while, he said, "Do you still remember our agreement?" Chloe finally came to his senses. She raised the back of her hand and wiped the tears in her eyes without saying a word. The excitement in her heart was no less than that of Mrs. Mira. The movie had appeared, and he had finally appeared. It could be seen that he still cared about her and the child. She had never thought that such a dramatic plot would happen to her.