Greg X Pearl Novels & Stories

He didn’t inherit this empire I’m currently sitting on; he clawed his way to the top from humble beginnings. He started as a struggling miner in a remote village, where his innate ability to spot valuable gold veins earned him the nickname “Aurelius.” After enduring countless hardships, he struck it rich, discovered an untapped gold mine, and used his newfound wealth to enter the world of high-stakes gold trading, although mostly illegal. Underground the night club which stood as a cover-up, was where all the illegal deals happened. My father, climbing the ladder, made ruthless decisions, crushing competitors and forming alliances with dangerous individuals. One of them was sitting right the

he answered and turned to look at Caleb sitting around his table. Caleb stood nervously and made his way to Cyrus sheepishly. Eren smirked and commanded, "Tell my grandfather what you know. Don't forget anything." “Y-Yes, sir,” Caleb stammered. Being around the Pearces made him feel like an ant surrounded by elephants. He hung his head and said in a deferential voice, "We know each other at our university. A month and so ago, there was an orientation week. At the nightly event, Mr. Pearce donated €1,500,000 to the university. Here is the photo proof."

I flipped straight to the last page. With a swift, elegant flourish of the wrist, I signed the document. I tossed the pen onto the papers and shoved them into his chest. Gabriel caught the papers against his chest, a smirk of triumph playing on his lips. "Finally. Now, get out of my sight before I have security drag you—" "Wait," a sharp, cultured voice cut through the air. Mr. Harrison, an elderly billionaire and a founding partner of the Pearl Group, stepped forward from the front row.

Ruth was puzzled. “What do you mean?” Pearl just looked smug. “Aren’t you busy?” “Stop wasting time. Talk.” Pearl cursed in her heart, but she still told Ruth all that she saw. “I remember that person. I think he’s the vice president of Eternal Corporation. My dad said that you’ve been talking about working with Eternal Corporation. Heh. Someone stole your partnership from right under your nose, huh?” Ruth fell silent, which led to Pearl widening her eyes. “Are you seriously thinking that I’m lying to you? You can choose not to believe me if you want—”

"Sorry, I was just going to say manager. I've seen the investment proposals you've made, and I appreciate your talent." Gwen looked at him quietly, and after five seconds she suddenly laughed. "I'm definitely going to write down what you said today. If one day I have nothing left, I hope you will take me in. But until then, I can't give up this company. It's my parents' life's work." "So you won't give up competing with me for the new energy market either?" "Yes." "Stubborn woman." Ulric snorted coldly. Pearl sensed the change in Ulric's emotions and her expression changed, about to cry.

“Yes. The Moon Goddess had this planned all along. And, trust me, Tobias, I wouldn’t want anyone else.” They shared a quiet moment, gazing at each other before Tobias finally relaxed, letting himself fall into Daniel’s embrace as a quiet peace settled over them. Meanwhile, across the event grounds, Greogry stood with his young kids, he carried his two sons in his hands while the only female Delilah on his back. He spoke with other alphas nearby, his deep voice carrying easily over the crowd. Just then, Alpha Jerome approached, his expression serious as he inclined his head to Greogry.

I fired. " Aren't you doing this to spite me? Pretending to be the CEO of Pearl jewels? Do you know I can sue you for impersonation?" Austin righteously asked. I laughed. I actually laughed at his absurd accusations. " Mr Cox, did you get something wrong? Let me officially introduce myself." I extended my hand to him. " Leslie Grayson, founder and CEO of Pearl Jewels and the only grandchild of Harold Grayson. Future president of the Grayson Holdings.." I introduced with a smug smile on my face.

All she knew was that something inside her had shattered beyond repair. Once outside the hotel premises, Pearl walked fast, almost running. Her heart pounded painfully, but she didn’t care who saw her. She only wanted to reach her hostel and disappear from the world. It was still daylight. The boys had planned it that way; to stage her humiliation under the open sun, where every detail could be seen. “Bet money… change-over money,” she muttered bitterly, laughing without joy. Then she pointed a trembling finger at herself. “Me, Pearl Bell—the daughter of the most feared General in the Westminister Army. The most beautiful girl on campus. And I, who guarded myself for twenty-two years waiting

“He’ll feel his heart go really cold if I’m in danger. Then, the pearl will signal him to come to me. The stronger our bond is, the stronger the signal will be. His mind will instantly know where I am. The pearl will act as a compass and he can reach me!” “Woah!” Alina was awed. “It’s like a GPS! It can find you easily!” “Yes,” Alya nodded. “So if I’m ever in danger, the pearl will know where to find me.” There was a knock on the door and Jason entered the room, annoyed. Even though it was a weekend, he was still working with investors via webcam and held long meetings inside the house. “What are you doing here?” Jason groaned at his niece. “Playing with my dollies!” Alina exclaimed. “This i

"I'll handle Georgiana, focus on your dad, okay?" Pearl nodded. "Okay." "Please don't show up in my office next time without my permission." "It's not my fault." Pearl defended. "You weren't picking my calls." "Whatever." Delma looked around. "Go, now." "Pick my calls, respond to my text messages, or I'll show up again." Pearl firmly said, coming down from the car. She walked to her own car; her newly acquired Bentley, and drove off. *** Tems was expertly swimming in Chief Onapuruagu's swimming pool when he walked towards her. Squatting to his knees, Chief Onapuruagu smiled at Tems.