Lloyd X Morro Novels & Stories

“And considering that we’re travelling between dimensions, they had to improvise.” “I don’t… I’ll just watch your back. Don't get caught.” “Thanks,” I said to her, and she left my side. I looked out the window again and Lloyd poked his head out. “Hey, I…” Lloyd trailed off. “You called, and then you disappeared,” I hushed. He nodded. “Yeah. Just checking the perimeter. I can’t get caught.” “Shouldn’t Xavier be doing that?” I narrowed my gaze. Lloyd wore a grimace, shoulders slumping. “Xavier got caught. I had Lena look for her. She should reach out to me once she finds him.”

Himself and his crew were already damned, the threat did not apply to them unless they were on shore when the sun rose into the sky but an intruder was different. What they had seen was not for mortal eyes and the least that would happen was their sight would be painfully taken and the tongue severed. The worse? An excruciating death at the hands of the demons that served the Master. Lloyd laughed nervously, pulling himself to his feet now he'd been spotted, not knowing what the other was talking about. "Nice story. But I really need to go back home, my friends must be worried sick." He stuttered badly, still not understanding what the man wanted from him, any criminal would have already tak

***** Miles away in Coral city, Lloyd just got off the phone with Luke, happy that the first phase of his plan to bring Nancy back to Coral city was set and now he could move on to phase two. He looked at his time and realized he was running late for a meeting with some of his engineers and accountants regarding a 300 condo unit they were planning to build. “Champ, daddy has a meeting now, if you need anything, you know what to do,” Lloyd said to Leo who was still in awe of how huge his father’s office alone was. Almost as big as their entire house, he thought. “I want to come with you,” Leo replied.

The tires of his car were buried in the beach sand, and in his possession was a gun. Unhinged rage resided in his soul, and his green eyes which bore so many similarities to Doreen's portrayed it perfectly. “You sent cops to arrest me? I've never met an audacious son of a bitch like you in my entire fucking life!” Lloyd roared as he took a step. The sand beneath their feet blessed many with peace, but the tension of the atmosphere surpassed that. “You'll pay! I swear to God you'll fucking pay, you bitchy motherfucker!” Lloyd was livid.

Lloyd declared. “Yes, sir!” The secretary then left. Lloyd stood before the window, his eyes cast far ahead into the blinking, bustling lights of metropolitan Medb. “No one could possibly beat me in a fair competition above the underworld, Javier,” he said to himself. “Not even you.”

“Fuck you, Kier. I have no idea when you became a miserable coward, hiding behind the robes of the council because you’re fucking scared of taking something you want for once. You’re a fool for sending her off to Goddess knows where, and I’m going to laugh in your fucking face when someone who’s willing to fight for her takes her from you, and you’re stuck with Moira who only cares for the power you can give her.” The stamp shatters, but my control does not. I suck in a deep breath and reach into the drawer, taking another seal. “Are you finished?” Lloyd growls, and I cock my head at him, releasing the leash on my aura. He lowers his eyes and gets out of the chair. “I’m going to look for her

Admiration was evident in his eyes. “Ah...” Lying on the ground, Lloyd heard these words and let out an anguished cry, his body writhing in a final fit of rage. "Lloyd is dying! Park Sung-nam, watch closely!" Kiran directed the phone's camera back to Lloyd. Park Sung-nam's gaze met Lloyd's eyes, which were bulging with blood and filled with an unmistakable resentment. “Ah...” With a final loud cry, Lloyd's body convulsed, his head tilted to the side, and he breathed his last. His eyes, however, remained open, reflecting his unresolved anger and profound resentment.

“And now that Miss Brooks is going to have a partner for life, the documentation could be expedited, but it would still take time.” I felt like a mouse in a laboratory as both men stared at me for long seconds before realizing they were talking about me. "I'm Louis Anderson,” I said extending my hand to the boy in front of me. “And excuse me for the scene from minutes before, I... I’m a possessive man.” "Don't worry, Mr. Anderson,” he said squeezing my hand. I’m Dennis Morris, the social worker in charge of the Flores children... And you would be surprised at the things that have happened to me with couples.”

The moon spills its pale light across everything, catching on the river like silver thread and lighting up the fog with a soft, ghostly glow. Mae whistles low beside me. “Okay… wow. Maybe you are good for something after all.” Lloyd doesn’t even glance back as he walks forward, hands stuffed in the pockets of his jacket. “If that’s your way of saying thank you, it needs work.” Mae scoffs. “Don’t get cocky. That wasn’t a compliment.” Savannah sighs. “You literally just said—” “Let her live in denial,” Lloyd says with a smirk, finally turning around to face us, his dark hair catching the moonlight. “It’s cute.”

The smile on Lloyd’s face also gradually faded, and he said, “I just came back from the Sauro Church headquarters. Everything is going smoothly. The Pontiff has joined and agreed to kill Andrius Moonshade during the competition in Praxis.” As soon as he spoke, the Insect Ruler could not help but applaud. “Good. Very good! St. Dmitri has always been cunning. If not for his son being harmed this time, it would have taken some effort to get him involved. Well done, Lloyd!” It was clear that this was an organized and deliberate operation. Lloyd did not comment and only expressed his doubt, “Insect Ruler, there’s still something I don’t quite understand. “With your skills, you can easily conduct