Fortune Eternal Novels & Stories

Chapter 1 She was beautiful. Since I had been cursed with immortality by God, I hadn’t encountered such beauty. My mouth watered at the sight of her, but the usual bloodlust that followed wasn’t there. I had wandered alone and kept hidden for centuries, but she was like a siren calling me back into the world of man. I knew what this was, and mentally cursed the Goddess. She had gifted me another mate, though in truth it was just another curse.

Some things seemed to fade away and cease entirely without a hope of their returning, and even the light itself seemed to fade as the air began to harbor darkness. The city itself was one such thing which faded, the capital having been destroyed by fire about the time of Zephyr's reign and the invention of maurium. Zephyr had called for Pyre to be rebuilt three miles west of the place where the city stood. He called for a new city for the new age and encouraged the maurium be employed as the backbone of the city infrastructure. He called it the Eternity Project, and a great wall of maurium was erected to denote the borders of the new capital, the east gate being sealed to prevent a returnin

Selena explained calmly. "So, what are you saying actually?" Anastasia asked. "What I am saying is, we shouldn't rush in leaving this apartment now. Yeah, we sure have the money now but what if we don't the next month? You find a good job, let me secure my job, we can think of shifting then. I also don't like it here. But do you remember what grandma used to say? It's not the place that defines our home, it's the people who stay in the house, defines the home. We both are each other's home. We will always stay strong for each other, by each other. We will fight every odd. Trust me!" Selena said with an assuring smile on her face which forced Anastasia to agree with her word.

Touche, if the tear rubber Audi E-Tron that came as a wedding present a few months ago was human, it would be ballistic for the graceless and heavy-handed way Jason drove it in the streets through the highway to the familiar quiet aesthetic area he lived in. The thrill he felt at the latest discovery that Charlotte wasn't pregnant for him was unimaginably relieving.

“A-Are you alright, Ma’am?” Suddenly, a tear fell from her left eye. I stopped what I’m doing and face her. I caressed her back. “It’s okay, Ma’am. You can tell me.” She smiled. “I’m sorry about that. I just remember something. Becca,” she looked at me and grabbed my hand, and pinched it. “I just want you to know that I don’t want you to regret something. It’s okay if you can’t find you’re the one. It’s fine if you’re not interested in it. But if you feel something strange inside. That something is growing deep within—”

Noah Killian It wasn’t intentional but he ended up hurting his destined mate, the Moon Goddess gives him another chance but will his past make him end up spoiling his second chance. Valerie Scott She is everyone’s favorite but hasn’t been given a chance to know her mate yet, somehow they end up meeting each other but to forgive and forget his past is harder than it seems. Amelia Downs Seeing her longtime best friend in love is hurting her but she has to keep quiet. All novels have its villains but she doesn’t want to be one. All she wants is for someone to love and cherish her.

Amelia knew that as the filth in the air increased, the Guard Magic Barrier was no longer as strong as it used to be. "The relic might not be his only goal." Amelia frowned. Carl glanced sideways: "So he wants to find America's good fortune as well. If he combines the relic and good fortune, he can ascend to immortality." "That's very likely." Amelia's lips curled. "If he finds both the relic and good fortune and combines them, he'll be able to achieve a qualitative leap." Since ancient times, there has always been a struggle for good fortune. Friendly exchanges have always been the domain of ordinary people.

"Happy wedding anniversary, Bethany." Her breath caught in her throat. She turned to Fred, her eyes brimming with emotion. "Fred... this is..." "I just wanted to remind you," he interrupted gently, "that no matter what happens, you’re not alone. I’m here. Always." Bethany felt her heart swell as she realized that, despite everything, Fred was her constant—her safe haven in a world of chaos.

There was onl‌y truth. As he spun her, her em⁠erald neckla‌ce catching the lig‍h‍t,‍ she looked around at their friends, their chosen fam‌ily, at the art surrounding them, a‌t the man w⁠ho held her as his most prec‌ious treasure.‌ The fortune that ha‌d once been a bond of‍ obligatio‌n was now a t‍ool for their shared fu⁠ture. The bond they had fo‌rged in fire‌ wa⁠s now unb‍reakable⁠.

"Honey, it's my mom's birthday next month. You know how she is. She doesn't like that you're not from here and hates the idea of me moving away. I want to buy her a really nice present. Maybe it'll put her in a good mood and she'll finally accept us!" "Sure! Go pick something out. Once you decide, I'll send you the money. It's for my future mother-in-law. I'm not going to be stingy!" "Honey, I passed by the mall yesterday and saw this gorgeous dress! It's just really expensive..." "Buy it! As long as you like it, that's all that matters!" My dad used to say that men who spoiled their wives would be blessed, and men who listened to their wives would become rich. I agreed with all my heart. So