L Novel Novels & Stories

Moretti’s black SUV was already parked behind the building, his silhouette leaning against the brick wall, arms folded, jaw tight. I stepped out of my car and approached. I didn’t bother with small talk. “You gonna tell me what this symbol means?” I asked, showing him the photo. He didn’t look surprised. Just… exhausted. “That symbol doesn’t belong to any syndicate you know,” he said. “Not the Leone family. Not the cartel. Not even the Bratva. It predates all of them.” “Then who?” I pressed. “They call themselves Il Cerchio Nero. The Black Circle.”

“No one dares to touch what belongs to me.” “Janelle is mine.”

After changing, I picked one of my old novels. It was a steamy novel that had a lot of mature scene more than actual conversations. The novel was so old that it was already so brown and had a lot of dog ears. I opened the page to one of the favourite chapter I like in the book. This time I imagined it was Me and Adrian instead of the characters in the book. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I laid on the bed, eyes concentrating on the page. * "I want everything off your body, except for that lingerie you sent in that picture." Leo said to Gabrielle as he walked into the room.

"relax lu, apart from being omegas, they're also adults, and they need to be let out, they can protect themselves, and if anything goes wrong, they'll call out to us. They'd be back before Freya Gets here. " Unlike Byron, Lyle had always called Lucas , Lu. He was more comfortable calling him that, and he was the only one who did. "Okay, but, at least, next time, let Jesse go with them. " "Just then, they hear a knock on the door." "I'll get that." Lyle said, He had sniffed his mate's scent and he knew she was here.. He was pleased she'd shown up, it didn't matter that she probably didn't come to see him, her presence alone, always made him happier.

Something she wanted to share only with the man she loved. She had asked Marco to get her a book and Marco, who was understanding enough, brought her a new-age young adult novel, which had a lot of cute romantic moments. It took Marco some time to find a book that was fun and nice and not something depressing. With one g****e search and asking the teens in the bookstore which one was the best, he settled with the upside of falling. But Lise hadn’t even moved from the first page. She just sat out, looking beyond the gates.

Anyone who looked at me strangely or pointed fingers suddenly looked away. “You know,” Liam muttered quietly, “if one more person looks at you weirdly again or whispers about you, I might actually start a fight.” I laughed softly. “Still overprotective, I see.” “Always.” Warmth spread through my chest. I had missed him. As we walked to our classroom, girls shamelessly stared at Liam. Liam groaned dramatically. “Your pack members keep staring at me like I'm prey.” “That's because you are new,” I replied. “And half of the girls already find you attractive.”

The first lady whined, but Moira was too confident for her, she came to stand at my front, her hands gently placed on her dress as she gave them a challenging front. I leaned towards Moira and whispered, “who are they?” “They are the Luna's of this pack, their group is referred to as the congregation of Luna's and Alexa is their leader.” Moira pointed at the lady in the middle and I chewed on my lower lip, nodding my head as I took note of them. “Ohh, please pardon our manners my Luna,” Alexa began with a tiny chuckle. “We didn't mean to startle you, we were just so excited to walk into you.” She explained.

Lily’s POV The car ride to Lucas’s office was silent, except for the faint hum of the engine and the occasional beeping of his phone. I kept my eyes on the passing skyscrapers, trying to shake the strange nervousness settling in my stomach. Why was I nervous? I had no reason to be. This was a business transaction, nothing more. But as we pulled up to the massive glass building with "Hawke Enterprises" displayed in bold letters, I couldn’t ignore the way my heart pounded.

For the first time, Cathedra had someone who didn't cringe every time she opened her mouth to speak. So this is what having a friend feels like, huh? Cathedra thought to herself. One lunch break, while waiting for Diane underneath the tree, Cathedra was scribbling a draft of her first novel in her notebook. The novel contained the scenes she saw in the storybook, back in her kindergarten days. Since that day at kindergarten, she didn't tell anyone what she saw in the storybooks anymore. The thought of seeing things that other people couldn't still terrified her but she tried hard not to think about it by avoiding any book she can see other than school books and textbooks.

The world was vast, and danger could lurk in the most unexpected places. That afternoon, Lune decided to visit the library. It was a quiet refuge where she could dive into her studies without the distractions of socializing. As she walked through the aisles of books, she found solace in the printed pages and the scent of old paper. She became lost in her work, immersing herself in history and literature, desperately trying to fill her mind with knowledge and ambition.