Juleka X Rose Novels & Stories

Rose knew everyone except for two people who were also present in the meeting. “Good morning everyone.” She smiled before taking her seat and everyone nodded their heads at her. “Shall we start this meeting?” One of the executives Mr Morgan got up and began speaking about a small project Navia was to venture into this coming winter. “As you all know the Rose Gold collections was a huge success. Navia's reputation has exceeded far and wide now. And, I extend my thanks to our wonderful team for concocting the formulas and most of all to our head boss Ms Foyer for brainstorming the idea for the collection.” There were applauses before Mr Morgan continued. “And, because of this success that has

She did not have the courage to believe that a bouquet of roses would actually be more expensive than five 5-Series BMWs altogether. At the same time, she felt slightly envious and thought how wonderful it would be if that rose were to be given to her. Just as she was filled with envy, the young man turned towards Javier once more. “Are you f*cking deaf? Move your cup right now!” Javier helplessly looked at the young man, his eyes filled with pity. “The Juliet Rose is indeed the king of roses, plus it’s very expensive. Its size, fragrance, and color are all of superb quality. Plus, it requires approximately 15 year before it blooms, making it extremely rare.”

The jazz music seemed to get louder, the laughter around me brighter. Heza grinned, her eyes practically sparkling. "That's the spirit!" she cheered, giving me a little clap. Just then, the doors to the hall creaked open. Jaxon walked in, looking kinda awkward but with a huge grin. He was practically drowning in two dozen red roses, their petals so dark red they looked black in the dim light, totally different from the simple decorations. I stole a glance at Elion, and to my amazement, he was looking right at me. And heaven save me, he was glaring – the kind of glare that screamed, 'I want to kill you.'

Rolland offered giving her, his coca cola “Really, are you sure about that?” Rose asked and he nodded, “Alright thank you so much” Rose said to him as she slowly took the cola from him and popped it open as she took a gulp from it. “Yessssss……..!” The crowd and everywhere became a chaos, I couldn't stop my smile and Rose was among the crowd that were yelling and celebrating cause Moon just scored another field goal

All the goods were dazzling and luxurious. The most eye-catching piece of decoration was the sea of roses. The whole wedding venue was awash in pink roses. They were so warm and romantic that it was intoxicating. In order to set up these roses, Jenna had spent a handsome fee to hire the most famous team, Rosebest, for an elaborate design.

“Miss Isabella, this rose is indeed a Juliet Rose. It comes with a certification from a professional appraisal organization. Here’s the small pure gold card attached.” The security guard approached and pointed to the pure gold pendant beneath the rose. “Austin Rose Garden’s product.” At these words, the entire crowd fell silent. The Juliet Rose from Austin Rose Garden was renowned for its classic elegance and rare availability, being a variety produced only once every fifty years. Its high price and scarcity made it a coveted item among flower enthusiasts, often used by royalty and aristocrats to signify their noble status. With the authoritative certification from Austin Rose Garden, no one

The roses kept coming. Monday: White roses, two dozen, perfect and elegant. Wednesday: Red roses, symbolism so obvious it made Julia blush. Friday: Pink roses with a card this time. Just two words in bold, masculine handwriting: **Soon, dolcezza.** Julia stared at the card, her heart racing. Dolcezza. The same endearment Massimo had used on the dance floor. So the flowers were from him. Of course they were. Who else would send dozens of expensive roses to a broke college student? "This is insane," Kate said, examining the latest bouquet with a mixture of awe and concern. "Jules, these probably cost more than our monthly food budget. Combined."

Moreso, even if he was to say that Rose got the gift for him with her influence, Julia knew how long it would take before Rose could purchase something from the designer. However, she was unaware that Rose was a shareholder in the store and the designer of the purse was a close friend of his. Rose answered before Luthor could. “Some people don’t need titles to have value,” she said smoothly. “And some connections aren’t public knowledge.” Luthor gave a faint smile. “Don’t worry about how I got it. Just accept it.” Julia clutched the purse carefully. “This is the best gift I’ve received all year,” she said sincerely. “I don’t even know how to thank you.”

After chatting with Z for a bit, I practically hummed my way through my morning routine. I headed downstairs for breakfast feeling light on my feet. But when I hit the landing, I saw Dominic standing in the main hall. He was dressed up like a peacock ready to show off, holding a massive bouquet of pale pink roses. Those weren't just any flowers—they were "Moonlight Juliets." The petals faded from pink to apricot, looking like they'd been soaked in moonbeams. They're super rare and usually only show up at Alpha-Luna mating ceremonies. Remembering our fight last night, I tried to ignore him. I didn't want a scene in front of the whole pack house. I headed straight for the dining room.

“I know your brother’s a genius in the business world, but there’s no need for you to demonize him to this extent, right?” Josephine said, “We’ll see how it is tomorrow.” Rose returned from refilling her wine glass, and Jay was bewitchingly looking at her lips that were enchantingly stained with red wine. He squinted his eagle-like eyes. “You have pretty good tolerance!” he stated, merely paying lip service. Rose thought it was a genuine compliment from him. “It’s so-so.” Jay replied, “I happen to be allergic to alcohol. You can help me drink my share for the night.”