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the man continued, slinging an arm around Regis’s shoulder as he guided him toward the plush seating area. Regis, however, brushed off the gesture and glared sharply at him. “I didn’t realize someone as carefree as you even existed. Maybe I should switch careers and become a gemstone tycoon instead of a mafia boss, Young Master Moonstone,” Regis shot back coldly. The stylish man from head to toe was none other than Gino Moonstone, heir to a renowned gemstone empire. One of the ten largest precious gemstone mines in the world belongs to the Moonstone family, and Gino Moonstone is the main heir in the family, so it's no surprise that his wealth will not run out even if he doesn't work for the

she groaned and we all looked between each other, wondering if she was about to crush our hopes as quickly as she built it up. “I wasn’t given an exact name,” she dug her hands into the sachel around her arm and pulled out a gemstone, “but I was given this.” “And what’s a peice of shiny rock supposed to do for us?” an annoyed Ace asked, getting up from the couch and starting to pace about. “It’s not just a piece of shiny rock, it’s a rare moonstone carved from the temple’s blessed walls and during the full moon tonight, it’ll lead us to the answer,” she informed us, building back our nearly dashed hopes.

I didn't mean to sound ungrateful, but I am a brutally honest person. “Reina, your mother just doesn't want this to be your life. It's been two years and Sienna is now back in new York and thriving. You also need to get back in school. You just keep your head down, study hard and don’t give them a reason to sniff around.” “I know.... Reina Moore it is I guess.” I pushed my hoodie up over my head anyway. Gravemont Academy looked like a fucking castle. It had towering spires, windows glittering with morning sun. Kids in crisp uniforms walking across the courtyard like swans. The place looked like it had been built to outlast every storm.

“Oh, you’ll do more than survive, snowflake. You’ll thrive. With us around, no one will dare touch you.” I cut him a look. “Because you four are such a positive influence?” Rory nudged my shoulder, grinning. “Feisty. I like that.” I shoved him back. He liked that too. The Packhouse gates closed behind us, ward sigils flaring gold before dimming. Beyond them lay Lycandra—rolling hills, enchanted rivers, silver towers glittering through the treeline. Free. Wide. Endless. Inside the SUV? A cage. By the time we pulled up to Silver Ridge Academy, my nerves felt raw. The academy rose like a fortress—obsidian and moonstone walls reaching skyward, runes carved deep and glowing.

Liam pointed toward the gemstone. "The Heart of Selene." "The first relic." Wesley's expression hardened. "Where is it?" Liam looked toward the academy window. "Closer than any of us realized." Silence settled over the room. "It's hidden beneath Willowbrook." My breath caught. "Beneath... the academy?" He nodded. "The Hall of Ancients." "The oldest building on campus." "The same place the Shadow Beasts attacked." Everything suddenly made sense. "They weren't trying to kill me..."

"S-Second wife?" Caelia’s voice faltered as she swallowed the pit of nausea rising in her throat. Her heart pounded painfully, as though trying to escape her chest. Surely, she’d misheard. Selene tilted her head slightly, one perfectly arched brow lifting. "Oh? You didn’t know?" she asked, each passing second twisting the knife in Caelia’s chest. "‘Draken’s gem’? Did you truly think a dragon would be satisfied with only one gem? It’s in his nature…”

he told her when Akiko handed the bound object over. Accepting the ring with a moonstone gem, Zen fitted it on his right pinky and showed it to Akiko. “It’s a pretty stone that matches you,” he smiled, surprising Akiko. It was obvious that Zen knew nothing about the meaning of gemstones. If he did, he would probably not say that. However, it still made Akiko happy on the inside. Maybe she was one step closer to what the moonstone represented - a new beginning.

I lie and she narrows her eyes in on me. "Well if I get another call from Principal Burke saying you behind on homework. Then that's it no more jumping. You will wear the emerald moonstone." "Great another stone around my neck I already wear the yellow one which limits my powers during the day and the red one which weakens my powers in the dream realm so Skeletor can't find me," I huff.

*******Two days later******* It was Monday morning. The sisters were taken to school in the fancy car that usually drives Sophia to school everyday. Crystal Lake Academy, one of the best high schools in California. According to the research Rose had done on the school while she was in her room for the past two days. She learned that there were two types of students. Some of the students were enrolled in that school because they studied hard for it, and while they were there to learn more for their future. The rest of the other students were there simply because they came from rich and wealthy families with a lot of money.

The moment we entered, he stopped walking. “Whoa…” I followed his gaze. The academy grounds were enormous, with perfectly trimmed lawns, towering trees, beautiful gardens, and a wide stone pathway leading toward the main building. The structure itself looked more like a royal estate than a school, with grand towers, dark stone walls, enormous glass windows, and intricate golden details. A large fountain stood at the center of the courtyard, its water sparkling beneath the morning sunlight. Remus looked around in complete amazement. “Dad…”