Elena Gold Novels & Stories

Elena hurriedly braked and stood in front of him, smiled sarcastically "This is not afraid that the gold master ran away and no one paid the bill, oh no, afraid that you ran away and didn't take me with you, also not..." The more Martino heard, the more he realised how low the barriers to entry were at the University of Z, "Let's go." "Mrs Elena, this is our new Fantasy Girl collection this season." Jumping pink diamonds set in the diamond hollow design so that it can be flexible with the movement of the jump, a little more spirit is very attractive to Elena. "Can I try this on?" Elena was a little more cautious, even this kind of jewellery that makes girls move when they see it, she still d

People were already gathering—men and women in formalwear, masks covering their faces, champagne flutes in their hands, cruelty in their eyes. Elena moved like smoke through them, Lucien close by her side. Her gown—a sleek black silk creation with sharp lines and a plunging back—commanded attention. But it was the stillness in her that made her dangerous. The eyes that watched everything. The quiet strength that dared someone to test her. “I see familiar faces,” Lucien murmured under his breath. “Old money, old crimes. That man by the bar runs a cartel in Brazil. The woman in gold used to launder money through child hospitals. And the one near the stage... she sells intel to every side of ev

On the screen, the golden symbol of the Lion appeared, glowing brighter with each pulse. Elena whispered, “Matteo, what are you doing?” For a heartbeat, everything went silent. Then the speakers crackled. > “Protecting you.” --- The power in the apartment surged, lights exploding, glass shattering. The pendant blazed like fire. Elena screamed, clutching it — but instead of pain, warmth filled her veins. Lucia and Alessandro shielded their eyes. When the light faded, Elena was on her knees, breathing heavily. Her eyes glowed faint gold for a moment before dimming again.

Cassius looked Alessia straight in the eyes as he spoke. Elena flew to the hard wall and smashed hard against it. She remained there for a few seconds before she rose up from the ground aiding herself with her hands. Sparks of electricity were visible on her fingertips. He black hair suddenly turned silver and her eyes went solid golden. What's happening to Elena?

Chapter 160: The Sovereign Audit The heat from the burning methane pool didn’t touch her. High Queen Elena stepped through the wall of orange flame as if the fire were nothing more than a silk curtain in her inner sanctum. The air around her body didn't shimmer with heat distortion; it fractured into clean, geometric grids of white-gold light that froze the falling drops of molten zinc before they could touch her shoulders. She wore an impeccable, tailored shift dress of woven charcoal silk—a direct mockery of the corporate uniform my father had died in—and her silver-white hair was pinned back with a heavy clamp made of unrefined Lycan marrow-ore.

But as soon as Elizabeth had hurled those hurtful words at her, an unusual boldness enveloped her. Elena leaned forward, placing her hands on the table and purposefully flaunting the diamond ring on her finger. "Thank you for allowing me to speak with you today," Elena said, her smile sly. "I care deeply for Liam, flaws and all. I..." "That's enough!" Elizabeth interrupted, her eyes flashing with anger. She slid a cheque for five hundred million dollars across the table towards Elena. "Take this and stay away from my son, you gold digger." Elena's eyes widened in shock at the sheer amount of money being offered to her. "I'm not a gold digger, Mrs. Hamilton," she said, her voice steady. "I lo

“He didn’t get Selene pregnant. Selene is a manipulative liar who should have been dealt with long ago.” Elena gave a short, bitter laugh. “If that’s what you want to think.” Zara stepped forward after watching the interaction. “I think you should trust your brother’s words instead of saying all these things.” Elena turned her gaze to Zara as if only just noticing her. Her tone turned icy. “I don’t remember inviting you to speak. You’re just another gold digger and a bitch sleeping your way around with my brother’s head of security to get what you want.”

Not in gold. Elena noticed me first. Her eyes slid down my body, from my curled hair to the hem of my dress, slow and assessing. She smiled, but it was the kind of smile that pressed you into the ground rather than lifting you up. “Gold,” she murmured, her voice smooth as silk, but sharp enough to pierce. “I wouldn’t have guessed you’d wear it, Serena. It’s… bold for you.” A ripple of polite chuckles stirred around us, as though she had delivered some clever remark. My chest tightened.

She hadn't just thrown a temper tantrum; she had amputated Maya from her life completely. The door to the bedroom creaked open, the freezing air of the corridor rushing in. Elena stepped into the room, her silver eyes glowing faintly in the dark, her aristocratic features fixed in a mask of calm, unyielding possessiveness. She had heard the sob from down the hall. Elena didn't say a word about the phone. She didn't mention the wolf. Instead, she glided across the floor like a ghost, her pale, elegant hands reaching out to wrap around Maya’s trembling shoulders from behind, pulling her back against her cold, dead heart.

Some raised their binoculars, locking onto Luna as she stood on the track, while others pulled out their phones, zooming in as much as possible. Benjamin looked up at the giant screen without much thought. Then, he froze. His phone slipped from his palm and crashed onto the ground with a loud smack! … Elara cradled her helmet in one arm and waved toward the stands. Each time she turned to face a new section of the crowd, thunderous cheers erupted. "Luna is so young!" "Wait… She looks really familiar! I swear I've seen her somewhere before!" "That's Elara Jones! The math genius homemaker who won gold at the ALI Math Competition! Oh my god! She's Luna?"