Emma Tokyo Revengers Novels & Stories

God, he was so whipped for her. After Emma finished with work, she went back home after Rowan had told her he would be home a few minutes or hours late. So Emma took a shower and got one of Rowan’s hoodies she had taken. She turned on the TV to catch up on her shows. I heard the elevator door ring. Emma gets up from her seat excited as she walked to the lift, but when the elevator opened up, Emma saw a face a familiar face she wasn’t expecting. It was Amber!

she asks, attempting to maintain her composure. I raise an eyebrow, my tone filled with conviction. "Then how do you have this copy? It's securely issued, and getting an edit mode copy is not so easy, you know." Ema's resistance crumbles, and she confesses, "Yes, I am Tuberose." I'm taken aback by her admission, a mix of emotions surging through me. But before I can fully process the revelation, Ema's tears start to flow, and I'm reminded of her vulnerability.

They started moving again. "You said she looks familiar?" They were talking in quieter tones now, they probably didn't want their boss to hear them. "Yes, you won't believe it. It's crazy," the third voice said. "Who is she?" "I'm not sure, but she looks so much like Hope," the voice said. I was shocked that he recognized me, I wouldn't recognize myself if I stared in the mirror. "Hope? As in the Hope Embers that died in the assassination with her father?" He and the others laughed.

The lines between hate and love blurred, forcing her to confront the complexities of her own emotions. As the silence lingered, Florida and Beta found themselves caught in a delicate dance—a dance of revelations and unspoken truths, where past wounds collided with unexpected connections. In this pivotal moment, Florida's journey of revenge took an unforeseen turn, opening a path to rediscovering the depths of her own heart and the possibility of forgiveness.

Where exactly had I gone wrong? I thought until my head hurt, but I still couldn't figure out the problem. Just then, someone knocked on my door. In a daze, I went to open it. Standing in the sunlight was Victoria, wearing battle attire custom-made in advance for the Gamma selection. And around her neck, she wore a protective amulet identical to the one I carried with me at all times. Victoria smiled at me: "Lexi, tomorrow is the Gamma selection day. Have you finished brewing your elixir?"

As he entered the base city, only Lucas knew that little base city was Peace Cloud Base City. "Senior?" Suddenly, a thrilling voice traveled into Lucas' ears. Lucas looked in the direction of the voice and noticed the person talking was no one else but Emma. "You came to Peace Cloud Base City, senior. That's great." Emma's fair face looked utterly thrilled. Lucas' face remained composed and just looked at Emma faintly, and said, "Why are you even here?" He remembered Emma as being a disciple of the Four Trial Ancestry. 'Why did she show up in Peace Cloud Base City?'

"Em..." *********************************************

I asked, my curiosity getting the better of me. Emma smiled, her eyes sparkling with amusement. "You'll find out soon enough," she said. "But for now, let's just focus on getting you out of here safely," Emma added, her voice filled with concern. I nodded, my heart filled with gratitude. "Thank you, Emma," I said, my voice sincere. Emma smiled, her eyes warm. "You're welcome, Amara," she said. And it my duty because I also want to get revenge for Cassius to killed my master.

Kaiden rolled his eyes before offering introductions. “Ten, this is the new trainer, Aliya Manor. Aliya, this is unfortunately my beta and best friend Ten Xavi. Ten took my hand and brought it to his lips in greeting. At his touch, tingles ran up the length of my arm and I flushed. Still bent over my wrist, he looked up at me through long, golden lashes that matched his messy mob of hair. “Aliya, such a lovely name.” He said, the corner of his mouth curved in a half smile. “Well, Aliya, I am currently unmated and very single. If you—”