Discovery Neon Glow Tablet Novels & Stories

I sit on the edge of the bed and peel open the package. I remove the foam padding and see the custom controllers with my name on it, a limited-edition headset with HexCore initials, a black t-shirt that says ‘Never say Game Over’, a branded lanyard that shows my name. I bring out the thin tablet-iPad-like, the moment my thumb brushes against the screen, it powers on.

I have already lost this battle and I just need to accept it. I pulled out a small red box and placed it on Neo’s palm. He didn’t take a second before opening it and revealing the stunning red, black, and white woven bracelet. “It lights up!” Neo said excitedly when he tapped the fire symbol in the middle. “Trinity has the same bracelet and every time you tap it, hers lights up, and when she taps hers, yours will. Whenever you’re thinking about them or just wanting to say hello, just imagine her and Uncle Titus are only a tap away.” I explain to Neo and his small lips turn into a pout and he starts to get teary eyed.

Look for it online. Gail💗

His eyes shone as he looked at the tablet even without opening it. “Thank you so much!” Alan yelled out. “Thank you.” He added again. Jumping to the sofa, he started unboxing it and brought out the tablet. It was a white and black, with everything on it already. “You’ve added a screen guard?” He asked. “How did you know that?” “I can easily see it.” Alan replied smugly. Niko walked to the sofa and joined him, the both of them checking the applications on it and leaving Reyna to be looking at them like an old fool.

"Since there are no initials, we can't be tracked when we sell it, right?" "Yeah, let's wait for another 30 minutes, then we leave. There is no point in waiting outside an elder's tablet for this long. It's been over three hours already," Wolf laughed menacingly as he looked at the tablet again. "If he doesn't come out within 20 minutes, then he's probably turned to a paste." While the four chatted amongst themselves, on the spur of the moment, the words and scriptures on the stone tablet started producing a faint crimson glow. Their focus immediately shifted in unison.

My new desk was already set up, neat and bare, except for a phone that had been fixed firmly at the side. I stared at it for a while, fingers tracing the buttons like a child discovering a new toy. I pressed a few numbers, testing, amused at the sharp beeps. Then my attention shifted to the tablet sitting in front of me, all black and smooth like a forbidden fruit. I turned it over in my hands, fascinated by how light it felt yet powerful in its silence.

Shards of glass crunch beneath my boots as I step through the room. Alex’s call snaps me out of my panic. “Mikhail, come down here! We found something!” I meet Alex and the others near the coffee table and frown when I see that Nevaeh’s tablet is propped up in the center with a post-it note stuck on the screen. Watch me. It reads.

This room was light and the walls were painted a bright blue which gave off a very calm feel opposed to the dark depressed feeling given off by the other room. Glory walked over to the side of her bed and went into the nightstand and opened the top draw. Connor had plopped himself down on the bed and made himself comfortable. While Glory looked for whatever she was trying to find, then that's when she pulled out a circle disk from her desk draw. In the middle of the disk was a blue gem, the same color as the hologram that popped up out of nowhere the day that they had found out that their uncle Rick was alive. Connor looked at her, with a confused look on his face.

“Great. I spent a minor fortune on that one. Let me see it.” Neith skipped off toward the counter and disappeared behind it. After a while, she popped up from behind, coughing and covered in dust. She slammed a polished wooden box down on the counter, with Dusty’s Miracle Marbles intricately written in gold on the lid. “Here you go. Personalized miracle marble made by the famous Penelope Dusty herself.” Holly gingerly lifted the edges of the box, revealing four multi-colored orbs within. The glow of the marbles hit Hollys face. "Oh, great! Thank you, Neith. This is perfect and exactly how I want it.”

Like the last one, it was labeled with just “IDT.” She’d need to start a list of what the heck these labels meant. She opened the box. There was what appeared to be a small tablet inside. She picked it up, brushed the dust off the screen, and stared at it. Unlike most tablets, this one did not have any buttons. She turned it to and fro, looking for a way to turn the machine on. Nothing. “Do you want something to drink, Bella?” Gerri asked. The question made her jump and drop the tablet into the box.