Gilead Novel Novels & Stories

"I think the meeting is over. I liked this project and I give you the permission to start working on it. You can ask from finance department any help you need.....Only make sure the paper work is complete." Gael added and got up. He picked his coat and instead of wearing it, he held in his hand before leaving the room. These past days, he was digging a lot of information and things had not been easy for him. He find about his uncle, corruption in the hospital that was leading him to his own family and most importantly the death of his parents. He suddenly felt tired. "Mr Greyson wanted to know if you are returning home tonight." Riley came out of nowhere and showed him a file. Gael signed wh

he rinsed off his hands and left for the room before I could ask him more questions. We woke up early the next morning and started our journey again. We boarded a ship, and it finally dropped us at the shore of Gilead. It's a small country according to the people on the ship. We started walking on foot again and something caught our attention. Someone is being beaten mercilessly. I wanted to go in that direction, but Seneca stopped me. I raised a brow at him. “You shouldn't involve yourself in other businesses now that we are in the human world. The relationship between them and us isn't palatable” I thought about it for a while.

"You already know their names and all so I guess it really isn't going to be all awkward." I looked over at them and the three of them just looked back at me. Diego was indifferent as usual, Cleto was smiling and North just looked happy to have cake. "Well as far as they don't mistakenly call me Lilith, I don't know, I'm cool with them, I guess," I said and Roman turned to them. "You heard her." To which they nodded to. "Good," I replied with a nod then closed up the file of papers in front of me. "I need to get going."

CHAPTER EIGHT RAIN’S POV Days flew by after that massage in Lucien’s study. I threw myself into York like it could save me. First day was just orientation — new buildings, new faces, too much noise. I kept my head down and survived. Second day was better. I met Gilead in my art history class. She had purple streaks in her hair and a backpack covered in anime pins. We bonded instantly over our shared obsession with *Attack on Titan*. “You actually get it!” she laughed after class. “Most people here only talk about fancy painters. Finally someone normal.”

She instructed her best friend and rushed to the bathroom. "What's this?" Tasha found something on her desk. she picked up the booklet and turned the pages, "A new novel?" she exclaimed. "Wait!" Arielle shouted from the bathroom, she had the habit to write it down instead of typing her stories, she used her gift to write 2-3 chapters of her new novel last night before going to bed. She rushed out with the toothbrush still on her hand. "Give that to me." "Nope. You're writing a new novel? A romance novel at that?" Tasha ran around the room reading the notes.

As if her lessons with Minghao just happened a moment ago, Celine vividly reminisced the time Minghao introduced a new medicine that’s not a poison, but was popular among assassins nowadays. “This is the Gileg,” Minghao showed a bottle with clear liquid inside of it. “Is that a poison?” Celine asked. “No. It’s a sleeping drug.” “Ohhh really? So, it’s like a drug to knock out your opponent.” “Not really. Gileg is a special drug that will put someone in sleep the instant he took it. Next, he’ll be half conscious and start blurting things. If you talk with the half-conscious victim, he’ll answer without hesitating. In short, it’s a drug that will make you honest.”

The next day. Gideon was not in his classroom when they walked in. They had been waiting for a while but no Professor came in. If she hadn't stopped John Drail from going to and fro the classroom, her blockmates would have really left. She was reading erotica novel that Hazel recommended to her in an online reading app. A lot has happened these past few days and it was only now that she remembered the reading app in her phone due to boredom. Although she preferred physical books, but having portable novels seemed not too bad. In fact, she was smiling from time to time while facing her phone, making her seatmate wonder if she's gone crazy due workload.