Lightlark Cover Novels & Stories

“Is that where your father lives?” Christophe ignored the question. “That gives you three days to tie up your own affairs here.” “Wait… W-what about my job?” she suddenly demanded. “You have a job?” He elevated an eyebrow. “Yes, I’m a legal secretary. I’m on holiday right now because my boss is,” she conceded slowly, biting at her lower lip. “Um… Your boss won’t give you three months’ leave… Tell him you’ve found more interesting employment.” “You don’t give a damn about me losing my job, do you?” Lara splintered back.

"While I did sign a contract with the company, they take a significant portion of my earnings. Additionally, the company provides a separate payment for essential expenses such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation." Beatrice was stunned. After she came to her senses, Beatrice asked Shawn for the company's address and rushed over in a hurry. However, when she reached the office and pushed open the door, she was surprised to see me sitting behind the desk. Beatrice was taken aback. "Lily? What are you doing here?" I crossed my legs and leaned back, introducing myself, "Hello, Ma'am. I'm Lily Cross from West Light Media Limited Company. May I ask what brings you here?"

Ryan said to Emily. "But the dorm.....?" Emily worriedly asked. "Don't worry Emily your husband already arranged everything for me. You are so lucky Emily you got such a handsome and caring man", Lisa Green said teasing Emily. Emily becomes shy and looks towards others. Andrew immediately came forward to introduce himself. "hey, Emily I am Andrew William, CEO of the entertainment group. You had heard of that right. Of course, everyone knows about me and my company..." Andrew started doing his praise. But the next word of Emily broke his heart into pieces.

she explained, her aura switching back to her professional mode. "The game hasn't been released yet; how come it's getting merchandise?" "It's a cover," Celina replied. "He needs to be involved in your business as his date, you know? He needs to make sure you don't get asked some annoying questions, or people like Frederick following you about," Lily nodded; she had thought of coming up with a plan, something that could be a cover for her always going to Starlite in case it gets spread by those with evil intentions. Who would have thought Mark had the same thoughts as she did?

he teased, like we were old buddies or something. Hayden's sweet kisses flashed through my mind, and I couldn't help but smile a little. "Maybe it's just the good weather." Since we weren't exactly close, I wasn't about to spill my personal life. He laughed, and I headed straight to my office. It was Monday, which meant the usual department meeting. During the meeting, everyone gave their updates. Sean Lyon, one of our employees, handed me a contract. "Ms. Kay, this is a new lighting supplier I've been talking to. They're a startup and want our technical guidance. Could you take a look at the contract?"

More coffee," Lark called to the servant outside his study door. "Yes, sir," came the reply. Lark rubbed his tired eyes. Old open books covered his desk. He was preparing for The North Pack's delegation. “These records better cough something up,” he grumbled, talking to the air. The servant came back in, and handed him a mug. Lark gulped so deep that he burned his tongue, “Ouch,” he cried in pain. He placed his finger on the tongue but it didn't heal as fast as it's supposed to.

"Mr. Park." I stepped forward. Karl did not step back. I stopped at his shoulder. "Decker," I said. He blinked. Just slightly. He hadn't expected me to know his name. "Your contract is through Meridian," I said. "Harlan Webb. This event tonight is the formal public announcement of the Coalition for Lure Welfare as a registered oversight-adjacent body. Which means as of tonight, I am an institutional figure with documented public presence and an oversight body relationship." I held his gaze. "Acquiring me after tonight is not a clean contract execution. It's an international supernatural incident."

Sure enough, it was gone. The image of him smiling at the clerk came to mind, along with the warm compliments about what a loving couple we were. That scene kept replaying in my head. I stood there in a daze, the bitterness in my chest slowly settling. I quietly told myself that maybe this was all just a one-sided crush on Serena's end. After dinner, Lucas suddenly set down his fork and said, "I have to work late tonight at the observatory. I need to observe a star that's quite rare."

I said. Heavens. I was introducing myself as his wife. Not that I would lie about it, but it just felt so cringe because I felt it was real. I said the words with so much passion because it sounded real. “And I'm Darren. The CEO of Lark's Enterprises” he said. The name was common, known for its expertise in the making of mechanical devices. “Nice meeting you, Mr. Lark” I said. When he was gone to greet other guests, a circle of businessmen walked up to us.

Has she done it in Los Angeles yet? Maria nodded, "It's already done, compiled by Alex, I've checked it, no problem." "That's fine, the collaboration category with Danio's Corporation If you sign, even if you are no longer at the company, you must still pay attention." "Don't worry, Dad, but..." "What's up?"