Fairy Tail Lucky Novels & Stories

Everyone who has heard the announcement clapped their hands with envy. "I'm sorry, Mr. Professor. But I didn't remember joining any contest or raffles to win these tickets." Ellen returned the tickets to their professor. Before their professor explained everything, Ellen tried to guess where the tickets came from. However, the only thing she could think of was her best of luck. All the best news that happened in her life was simply because she believe in her luck. Nothing more, nothing less that could explain it. Their professor then explained to her how she got the free tickets. She explained that the tickets come from Vladimir which was supposed to be his gift for her and Rodney. But becau

He mumbled to himself, still completely ignoring the other lads. Mill: Trust me when I say I'm not a stranger Lindy :) Most importantly, you're so lucky that I'm the one who got it and you’re texting with me. A lot of other girls would die to be in your shoes. Lindy pauses along the hallway and scoffs at the text that she received. She felt as if she owed this man for finding her phone other than someone else. She didn’t get the whole “You’re lucky, I got your phone” thing because she didn’t feel lucky at all.

I silently listened to him, only a smile that crept upon my face. “It was no surprise you caught my eye. Red, you were dressed in, after all, has always been my favourite colour. It is the colour of my aura, radiating warmth and passion and unceasing energy. My undying flame, burning fierce and ferocious. I too was wearing my lucky maroon shirt.”

She then got out a small bag that had some dust on it and sprinkled it around him. “That will give you more abilities and strength and speed, in case you have to run, “she said and with a click of her fingers, she was also in a dark costume with a ponytail of her hair which was glowing. “let’s go,” she said releasing her wings and Justin followed after her in the direction of the fountain. The guards were indeed more and everyone was keenly looking in every direction they were given. Justin magically made a bell noise from the top and it was heard in every corner of the forest which distracted all the guards and they all looked in the direction they heard the noise which gave Stacey a chance

I didn't ask for the bank card back, nor did I waste another breath. That card required my biometric verification to withdraw a single cent. The thing they had just stolen was nothing but a useless piece of plastic. Before walking out of the ward, I glanced back one last time. Jeremy was tenderly comforting Lilian. The text floating above his head had shifted. "Fortune score: 1%. Countdown to financial ruin: Three hours."

He hung suspended in the air, his piercing golden eyes trained on me before suddenly disappearing into thin air. “Gujin is not good or evil ... he just is what he is.” Finn then nodded over to the side. “Meet your real fairy representative. Most of us have been around for a while. We knew a thing or two but you lycans are babies in comparison. Blessings are not given often. This is major ... and it means that any alliance with the lycan queen will lead to good fortune.”

Then with a graceful nod, she concludes, “That is all. Now, please form a line to receive your white stones.” A long line is quickly formed and one by one we receive our lucky stones. Princess Hilda sidles up beside me, after we receive ours. “When you write your initials, you should use my writing feather,” she says eagerly. “My mother took it to the goddess’s temple to have it blessed with good fortune. It’s supposed to bring luck in the Lottery.” ******

She tilted her head whilst observing me. "Why do you say so?" I shook my head whilst glancing back to the window. Aiden surprisingly was still there. "Having a billionaire running after you, isn't that lucky enough to you?" "I don't know the definition of lucky you are talking about. Also, quit staring at me that way. I only borrowed his shirt." I pointed out whilst undoing the top button. "Well, for the record, I didn't mention anything about the cloth. However, I feel there is something you want me to know." She wiggled her brows.

Still, watching Lucky Gianluca is definitely worth the discomfort. “I have five horses here on the island, tonight you will ride my Black Arabian, Aphrodite she is calm and peaceful, you will not have any trouble with her.” “Pretty name, I like it.” Did she just pass a compliment instead of some surly remark? I must remember to recall that Lucky is ten years younger than me and just in her early twenties, for that I must compensate. “This is Lucifer, he is her brother. Same Sire.” I explain as she strokes Aphrodite’s nose. The horse bows her head over Lucky’s shoulder for a hug. Lucky kisses her cheek.

“Japan is a nice place to stay, you’ll be appreciated.” “No… I— I am fine.” I cannot tell what he thinks, but I am not so concerned about how I would be treated. Maybe that is the best part of living in shame and agony my entire life. “The rumours in Chester have it that you are a demon,” I say when my eyes wander to the bronze ring around his finger, making me only realise now how I did not appreciate its beauty when I saw it earlier. It indeed carries an aura of Lordship— having a heavy, spiral, sea dragon. I really do not know how much it means to him, but I have also noticed how he spends most of his time caressing it.