Liz Wheeler Novels & Stories

Everything they said about Gwyneth was now thrown at Elizabeth ten times harder. Elizabeth heard of said rumors, and her eyes turned red as she stood in front of Liam's office with her hands clenched. 'I almost succeeded in getting the people here to be on my side. I had no idea that eyesore of a woman, Gwyneth, was the CEO of AMC Group. But so what?! I've been with Liam for years! How could I still lose to her?' Thinking of this, Elizabeth bit her lip and was ready to knock when she saw Larry walking over. "Ms. Lisle, Mr. Luther is discussing some matters with Ms. Glen. Please don't disturb them."

Danny did not smile, instead, he turned his phone toward me. “Have you seen the news?” “No.” “Then you should.” I walked closer and sat beside him. The video on the phone showed a female news reporter standing in front of several cameras, holding a microphone. “…breaking reports this morning regarding the mysterious death of Lilith Wager, daughter of Governor Tomas Wager…” My stomach tightened immediately. The reporter continued speaking. “New allegations suggest that powerful businessman Severiano Cortez may have been directly involved in the young woman’s tragic death.”

Selena had hurried back from Milan immediately, she wanted to see with her own eyes if the rumors were true Liz was frozen for a moment, she had barely enough time to compose herself. Though she didn’t know who the woman in front of her was, the hateful look was enough to tell her that she must be one of Phoenix’s people. Liz instantly shook her head and tried to explain “I’m not—”

It was probably because Lilith attracted too much attention to herself that Lisa decided to take matters into her own hands. She sought out Zoe. Zoe was performing in a supermarket. She was wearing a cheap dress the company rented for her, and her hands were bandaged up as well. Who would have thought that she was the former wife of the director of Lockwood Corporation?

The only time that she is technically not on my own team is solely because she is the running vice president of Senator Zamora, yes, she belongs to the other party. Last, but definitely not the least, is perhaps the scariest among us five—Leondelle Quilon. A congresswoman. She has been awarded to be the smartest politician in the country and has anyone received such an award before? No. That award is simply created because and for her. Needless to say, she is the brain of our group. It is also fun to mention how she is the total opposite of Rozaine. She is loud as hell.

I say as I look at her but she wasn’t convinced. “I know you’ve done something. You are hiding something. What is it?” She asked in her intimidating voice, making me gulp. Okay, she is not playing around. “Fine, Hank’s fiancée might be cheating on him and he wanted to see me.” I tell her, conveniently leaving out Lucas Carter. I knew the minute she hears Hank’s name, her lid will blow off. I don’t know why, but Elizabeth and Danika really hated Hank. If he ever goes missing, the cops are going to knock on their doors first.

Kia asked. “I cannot say anything with certainty,” he replied. “I’m sorry professor, we have to call Trevor’s uncle. He was supposed to be here, but he hasn’t arrived yet,” Liz said urgently, and they took leave from the professor. An hour later, Liz walked into Beverly’ office. She could see that the atmosphere was tense. Apart from John there were three other agents in presence. Liz immediately recognized the Celestial. He was a tall guy with dark hair and piercing hazel eyes. Although he was notorious for his arrogance, Liz felt that he was very capable. The other one was Trevor Walker. He was a shapeshifter and Liz did not know much about him. He was around 17. He had the appearance of a

“Who is the future Luna?” Skylar gestured toward me. Mrs. Whitewoods turned to me, her expression surprisingly gentle. “Luna Ruby, I want to sincerely apologize for what happened here today. As the advisor of this group and as the lecturer in charge. I take full responsibility. Lizzy’s behavior was completely unacceptable, and I deeply regret that you were subjected to it.” I blinked in surprise at her apology, unsure of how to respond. She straightened her posture. “And as for the rumors, I assure you, they are untrue. I would never rig an election. Please, don't believe it. I'm so sorry on behalf of Lizzy once again”

The countdown hit zero. “Good evening,” Lian said. “Tonight, we bring you an exclusive interview with the anonymous whistleblower behind the largest elite exposure of our generation. You know her files. You’ve seen her story, Vivienne Wrenleigh. But the woman who risked everything to bring us here is her sister.” The camera shifted to Isolde. “State your name,” Lian said. A beat. Then: “Isolde Wrenleigh,” she said. “Former ballerina. Current target.”