Kode Baju Phoenix Novels & Stories

He needed to save his relationship, no matter what. She looks up at her gutted building and feels a sense of pride. This won’t be Libellule’s home, but a new venture for her. The board had okayed her decision to do this, as they would like to see her vision unfold. After instructing the site supervisor on what to do next, she leaves her old building for a new one. They would now know Libellule Couture as Phoenix Fashion, an apt name if there was any. It would be a division of Blair Industries, of course, as she needed the financial backing now more than ever.

“Um, I think I’ll stay here. You go ahead and eat out.” Phoenix frowned. “Why? Are you disgusted to be seen with me?” There was anger in his eyes. She quickly shook her head. “It’s not like that!” “Really?” He sounded upset. “It’s really not.” She shook her head more to convince him, then shyly looked down. “It’s just that, um, I don’t have any clothes that are suitable for… you know, fancy places.” Phoenix studied her carefully, disbelief evident in his eyes. “What do you mean you don’t have any clothes?”

Kevin threw her design drawings back to her as he said coldly, “Your first design is called phoenix, I don’t see anything that show phoenix. You adopted golden hollow-out design. That’s good, but there isn’t any trace of phoenix in this dress. This is a big failure! what I can see from this dress is only an arrogant peacock…” “A phoenix.” Anna looked at Kevin Kevin cast a cold glance at Anna and she shrugged. “Please continue.” “I suggest you adopting the phoenix nirvana on the upper body to highlight the phoenix’s pre-nirvana state, and then use a rainbow of black and gold on the skirt to highlight her beauty…” he said as he passed her a paper. Anna was shocked, blinked, stared at the desig

Charmaine had assumed that Chris prepared something adorable for her and did not expect a dress… The dress looked unique. It was a tube dress with an A-line hem, and the fabric was decorated with ink to form a landscape painting. Meanwhile, the hem was painted with a dark red gradient. On the top, there was a small, black 3D phoenix on it. The dress’s design made it seem like it was in flames with a heavy haze, the phoenix the cherry on top of it all. It was stunning!

And she finds the Phoenix book that Benny had given her. The book is ancient, the leather of the cover is in remarkable condition considering that, but then it had been stored in a dragon’s hoard for years. The cover has an embossed phoenix on it, and a few gems in gold settings to highlight some of the details, the eye is a fire agate, red and orange with hints of green. The tail feathers each have a stone in the centre of them, either fire opals, red with a hint of iridescence, or ‘Dragon’s Breath Opals’.

Then someone asked, cautiously, "So… even I might be able to inherit the Phoenix legacy?" "Of course," I answered. Ignoring Seraphine's seething glare, I raised my voice. "The Phoenix Court will hold a competition. Whoever wins by strength alone shall be the next leader." A cheer erupted across the courtyard. Only Father and Seraphine stood pale-faced, their carefully built illusions unraveling. That night, Franz clung to me as usual. "Althea…" He nuzzled his head into my chest like he could never get enough. I sighed, reaching out to pull him closer. But just then, the world tilted.

The backyard of the clubhouse shimmered in the late afternoon sun, rows of chairs lined neatly across the lawn. The air carried a mix of leather, cologne, and anticipation. At the end of the aisle, Wolf stood waiting, looking sharp in black pants, crisp button-down, and his cut draped proudly over his shoulders. Beside him, Jace stood tall, his tie crooked but his pride steady. Koda clutched the satin pillow with the rings, his little chest puffed out like he was carrying the weight of the world.

"No." "Ugh! Whats wrong with this one?" "Something but I can't say exactly." He turned to the assistant. "Isn't there a better one? Something elegant, sophisticated but doesn't scream." The assistant glanced at me, ger face expressing tiredness but she nodded instead at Ethan. "Of course there is, give me a moment." She said and went back the sea od dresses to look through them for the fourth time. I didn't expect her to say or to give her opinion that the silver dress I was wearing was elegant and sophisticated enough even if it was. Not when the man who ran Phoenix Empire, including this boutique that was under it, was here in flesh and blood. If he called the white chair he was sitting on

She asked him to gain his attention but still his gaze didn't waver to her. "Third and seventh frock from the first section, a peach coloured one-piece dress from forth section, a dark blue colored jeans from second section which had a three cm cut at the knee area, a orange colored top from fifth section with small detailings of handwork and a pajama set which had cherry design on it." He said I'm going to make all of the people around him confused including the sales girl. "Pardon me, sir?" She asked him with utter confusion on her face.

The day before the festival was to commence Goyre called for her and presented her with clothes for the ceremony, a majestic white and gold gown made of satin and silk fit for royalty, she also presented her with a veil which completely obscured her face but it was light enough for Phoenix to see through. “Your father insists that you attend the festival but the gods would be in attendance so must insist that you stay anonymous so that none of them know who you are.” Phoenix had nodded and accepted the clothes. The very next day she put them on prepared to return to the home where she was not welcome.