Great House Novel Novels & Stories

Practically, love without money will not keep the love going. I’m already contented with a middle-size house, mainly for the reason of spaciousness, making us divided more than unified. I know he’s just toying with me, but his ideas were not far-fetched, especially that he’s the titular heir of Aries’ empire wealth. The following hours passed swiftly that we didn’t realize that we’re not yet dressed down for our recreational due nine o’ clock. The others were already patiently biding at the elevator door when we got at the lift.

His voice was low and husky, sending shivers down Vivian's spine as he spoke to her. “Pardon,” Vivian was totally confused by what he just said. “Tales of the Great Gatsby, it's a quote from the novel. You have read the book, right?” Eric Damian said, waving the book he had in his hand in the air. The book had the title “Tales of the Great Gatsby." “Oh...I haven't really read it to the end. I just got the book today. It's quite interesting,” Vivian said, somehow forgetting she had no idea how he got into her room despite the doors and windows being locked shut.

SCARLETT FOSTER The heavy rain outside matched the stormy atmosphere inside the back seat of the Maybach. It was nearly eleven in the evening. The high-stakes dinner with Montgomery Enterprises’ overseas investors had been an absolute minefield, but we survived it. I spent the entire night seamlessly managing Caleb’s schedule, pulling up financial statistics at a moment's notice, and intercepting passive-aggressive remarks from greedy board members. Caleb had played the role of the sharp, ruthless CEO flawlessly. But now, as the car navigated through the rain-slicked streets of the city, the powerful corporate titan looked thoroughly exhausted.

"Oh? Is his term up?" "Yes, ma'am. The word is he performed exceptionally in Alaska. The Moretti council has already reinstated him as head of the family." "I see." I nodded, my tone as flat as if we were discussing the weather. "The roses are looking lovely today. Have the gardener give them extra water." The butler hesitated, then understood. "Yes, ma'am." Some people's return was, indeed, less important than the flowers in the garden. A week later, I ran into him at the city art gallery.

I looked into the rear view mirror occasionally and Nelson was constantly stealing a glance at me. The beautiful but suffocating pink gown clung onto my body, revealing my shapes and curves. I couldn't wait for all these to be over so I could pull it off. “Remember the warning, no extra talks. Just answer necessary questions and keep shut,” Nelson warned. My surprise couldn't be contained as the limousine came to a halt in front of a magnificent mansion. I had thought Nelson's mansion was the biggest I would ever see but this was two times bigger than his. From the fascinating environment to the fleet of cars in the garage, and the numerous domestic workers, who were all dressed in their col

Love rather than Leverage "Well, that's certainly a headline," Darren whistled, tossing the magazine onto the penthouse coffee table. *'From Contract to Covenant: The Vanderbilt Love Story That Reshaped an Empire'* blazed across the cover, accompanied by the now-iconic photo of Lucas and Sophia with the twins in the morning light. "The stock's up twelve percent," Susan reported, not looking up from her tablet. At three months old, Cat was dozing in her arms while she worked, a common sight these days. "And the wedding planning inquiries have tripled."

The Knowles building was large and extravagantly detailed. Cara felt a choking sensation in her throat as they– she and Romeo– walked into the company. Her hands fiddled together nervously as they walked side by side, her throat tightened and a bead of sweat trickled down her face. Romeo, on the other hand, was all smiles as he walked. Not even an iota of worry was apparent on his face. The handsome young man strolled confidently with his hands in the depth of his pocket and his shoulders and head held up high just like he was the CEO of the company.