Favorite Crime Lumity Novels & Stories

"Luther, we didn't come to this town yesterday! We know that jamsberry is the bad side of Densberry, they sell the drugs!" "I'm not going to sell drugs, mum, I'm going to sell knowledge," I told her with a sarcastic tone. "Don't be silly, Luther, you think that will be easy to explain to the police when they perform a raid?!" But here I am today. Damning all the consequences for a few hundred dollars. I park my car just outside the house, and when I look out my window, there is a young man who is about nineteen, watering the lawn with a hose, and smoking a cigarette with his left hand.

And suddenly the rifle is pointing right at Lumi. And then everything goes very fast, I see his finger on the trigger, and without thinking I step forward, pushing the rifle away, just as he fires, making him miss Lumi. I hear Lumi let out an angry screech and then she kicks the guys ass, some real karate shit, that makes me happy she didn't have time to kick my ass. Police stream in, grabbing the guy and putting him in handcuffs. I can't believe this all ended well.

They were sat around watching TV, Lumi was sleeping when the door was slammed open and the Alpha strolled in, ‘Well this is nice’ He seemed to fill the room as his men stormed inside grabbing the Rogues, Lumi backed up to the wall her eyes flashing hate, ‘Hello Mate’ He grabbed her and she saw his eyes dilate with lust, Leaning down he whispered, You are coming into Heat, this is wonderful, soon you will do as I want you to,’ He turned to his men, ‘Kill them’ He ordered dragging Lumi towards the door she resisted fighting him wildly she managed to escape him but stood her ground, ‘Let them go’ He laughed and shook his head, ‘You think you can call the shots little Mate?’ She lifted her head

Liam angrily dropped the document that proved that Emilia was indeed poisoning her husband. Liam picked up his laptop and looked for Victor's location again. He can't find him, he can't track his phone so he is worried for the boss. He took his phone out and tried to contact his friend inside the PPD. "I can't help you right now, Liam. There are many problems now within the Police Division and Narcotics Department. A large Mafia factory exploded in Iloilo and until now there are no traces of whose organization it belongs to.” "Is this what they are referring to as the blue chewable party drug product?"

And after days of struggling to live on the streets, they met Dakota who became their life savior. Dakota was the only person who actually cared for them, so that day was when Lia swore to put her life on the line for the sake of Dakota. Even though Lia and Leo got dragged into getting sent to juvenile detention center, they did not resent Dakota for it. Unlike Lia who would die for Dakota, Leo would rather die for his twin sister over the latter. He had always wanted a peaceful life so the world of crime was definitely not something he wanted to live in, but he only did because of his twin sister whom he wanted to protect at all times even though she was literally stronger than him. When he

“Robert wouldn’t do that. We already know who did this.” I tensed. “You don’t know anything yet.” “Yes, I do,” Lumian snapped, slamming his fist into the table hard enough to rattle the glasses. “Sura confessed! She drugged Liz. She admitted it! This entire thing is a waste of time.” Liz flinched beside me, her face twisting in quiet disgust. But I didn’t flinch. I didn’t even blink. “She’s a weak omega,” I said coolly. “You think she carried her unconscious body out of the house without being seen all on her own?”

I said. Lumi popped out of nowhere, clutching a lace handkerchief. “Good news! I stole Serina’s accessories. They whisper compliments to themselves. Very on brand.” Riley fist-bumped her. “Minister of Nope: undefeated.” “Minister of Nope: underpaid,” Lumi corrected. We walked back through a city that wasn’t ours yet — but it was waking up, and that was close enough. Every streetlight flickered like it was trying to remember which side it was on.

My attention was captured when the news reporter announced developments about Lumina Gallery, prompting me to lean back in my seat and focus on the news. "Lumina Gallery Crisis: Director and Curator Arrested for Embezzlement and Art Fraud, Prompting Temporary Closure Amid Scandal." "In a shocking turn of events, Lumina Gallery, a prominent art institution, finds itself in the midst of a crisis as both its Director and Curator face arrests over allegations of embezzlement and art fraud. The gallery, known for its dedication to promoting contemporary art, is now grappling with a scandal that has forced its closure.

“Is it a glitch?” Clinton turned to look at Michael, his expression darkening. “No glitch Michael. To do this, you’d need administrative clearance. Someone didn’t just delete this, they scrubbed the logs so the system wouldn’t even try to back it up. This wasn’t an accident. This is an execution.” Michael stepped back, the cold realization washing over him. The police were supposed to be the keepers of the truth, but Raymond’s reach was longer than he had feared. The crime architect hadn’t just built the crime, he had demolished the evidence.

I want to lock it away forever and bring it up in my memories on nights I have nothing. “She closed her eyes one day. She never saw them coming.” It made so much sense then. The rules, the obsession with keeping eyes open. His mother relaxed, forgot herself, and she paid with her life for it. Domenico has been paying for it in her stead every day since. My heart bleeds for him.