Lee Felix Centric Novels & Stories

Felix who in his attempt to do as told, stopped when he heard Cesar speak up. "What do you think about her?" No doubt Felix appeared a bit stunned at his question. Giving it a little thought, he relayed his mind. "I don't think she's Lilly" he said for Cesar to turn to him, his gaze urging him to go on. "Her brazen, confident attitude is a contradiction to Lilly's meek attitude. Yes, she might look like her but she doesn't act like her" he said. "I see" a sneer left Cesar's lips.

she whispered before guiding Asher out. “The rest of you, out. Except Felix,” Liam ordered. Xavier and Micah immediately rose and hurried out of the study. Felix remained seated, looking at Liam. “Stop staring at me like that and speak,” Liam snapped. Instead of answering, Felix stood and walked to the window, gazing into the night. Among the four closest men to Liam, Felix was the calmest—quiet, a man of few words but sharp instincts. “We agreed to send her back to her parents,” Felix said quietly.

The tension in her chest eased. *** But somewhere else in the city, Felix was pacing. He had seen Liam again. Not once, not twice, but three times. And always near Adrea. The sight of the man talking to her outside the hotel had stoked something dark and ugly inside him. Twice might be a coincidence. But three? That was deliberate. Felix clenched his fists. Whoever Liam was, he was a problem. And Felix had no patience for new problems circling Adrea. He pulled out his own phone, calling in one of his men.

"Forget it! I'll keep an eye on Chester for now and see how things unfold!" Liana was confident that as long as Chester stayed put, Centropolis wouldn't see any major trouble in the short term. - After resting at the hotel for an entire night, Frederick drove to Fortune Five Enterprise, where Felix was located. Spread across a hundred acres with tens of thousands of employees, it was one of the top office buildings in Centropolis. "Welcome, Mr. Lester!" Felix personally came to greet him this time. He truly lived up to his reputation as the business emperor of Aston State.

They tussled with the idea of Ari and Felix returning to the village. Felix was concerned about the welfare of the baby after his wife having gone through the trauma of having a knife held to her throat and then being pinned beneath extreme dead weight that covered her body completely. Ari held firm to her insistence that she was fine and so was the baby. She wasn’t about to go back to the village when the others were going to Center Land. The academy at Center Land was, after all, her alma mater. Of everyone in the group, she belonged going there the most.