Lol Stories Novels & Stories

She had to! Lola walked up to the rooftop. Sure enough, Aria was there, standing with arms crossed. Her brown hair fluttered in the wind and she was staring down at the moving vehicles below. Lola sighed as she walked over to stand beside her friend. The words Aria said earlier were all true, but she did not notice that she was starting to drift away from her best friend. "You were right. I lied." Lola said. "But I'm sorry, I can't tell you exactly what's going on right now. I don't have all the details either."

“If this is about the money, you would get your money back. You don't have to rub it in my face. “That's the problem, that's the problem with you, Raymond.. You think everything is about money.” Lucas's disappointment was evident as he said, “I thought we talked about all this, Raymond, “you said you were going to start a business”. “You said you were going to go back to work.” “What happened to all that?”. Did you say those things to get money off me? “No! No! No! Lucas, it's not like that”, I said, trying to explain myself. “Then what? What's the problem?” You are my best friend Raymond, and this path isn't good for you.

Chris led the way, and we followed. “I thought you liked the forest?” I asked Liora as her step faltered. “I did like the forest when I had literally zero friends,” she said, remembering old times. “I still like it, though. Right now, I just want to beat LOL122.” I let out a grunt. “You and that game. I bet it's a child playing it somewhere in a café before school, sitting mindfully behind a chair and beating your ass,” I teased, and she glared at me, tears glistening in her eyes.

" I remembered that part and I thought I was having one of those dreams where it felt like you were falling. "Nightly Valleys?" Lilith questioned, looking at Lucian who glanced at the map. "That's between the condemned souls and the river of blood." "Right," Lucian confirmed. "To get there, you're going through the land of the undead. My favorite place in the world," he had a big grin on his face. "Seeing vengeful spirits roaming rotten and hopeless. Ah, the smell of unfulfilled dreams and sheer agony. How humans fall farther and farther away from their center. Magnificent."

He scoffed "Holy shit." I used the end of the gun to hit his head "Open the fucking door." Someone yelled as he banged on the door. Holy shit! Looks like when Luke said this building is the safest, he wasn’t kidding around. "Open the door!" A voice yelled behind the door.

“Okay, that’s enough, Madam… please, stop drinking,” the butler, Arthur, warned softly. He reached out to steady the glass as it wobbled in Larissa's grip. Larissa didn't even look up at him, she stared at the liquid instead, watching the ice cubes swirl. "He isn't coming back tonight, is he?" Arthur hesitated, his silence more cutting than any confirmation. "It’s been six months, Arthur," she whispered, her voice filled with exhaustion. "Six months since the wedding, and..."

I pushed her aside playfully. "Osheyy Helper, free me o Lola" Tana said earning more teasing from Laila and I. "Have you guys talked at all ever since you exchanged numbers?" I asked eagerly "Wait o, they exchanged contacts? how?" Laila asked obviously blank. I quickly filled her in on how they met before Tana answered my question. "Well... We've chatted a few times on W******p, he didn't seem like he was into me or anything" She said hesitantly with a shrug.

Fear was a weakness, and he killed those who were foolish enough to show any. Hugo chuckled. "And the mission? Was it a success?" Lily frowned. "I learned a little from the ones who abducted me. They didn't seem to care what they said once we were in the tunnels. However, their leader lost the wager, and I wasn't about to leave with the victor." "No, of course not. Well, even the best plans are subject to the whims of chance, I suppose."

"Just think that I'll fight for you no matter what happens, I'll fight for our love." Luna averted her eyes and looked at her book shelves with old and thick books. "I've read something in one of my books. There are so many civilians who died, because of the love between two people. It was taken from real life, but they changed the name of the place and the people." "Are you referring to the Legend of the Moon?" Arayan asked. "Legend? You mean it's not true?" "How can you say it's not true? You are the proof," Arayan replied with a smile.

Liam probably thinks that his life is the darkest… only if he knew of the monsters in mine. Liam dragged his gaze away from me, his taut jaw clenched as he retrieved his phone from his pocket. He operated it for some minutes before he passed it over to me. My confused eyes went from his face down to the phone and I stared at the picture of a dead young man, laying in the pool of his own blood with a bullet hole in the middle of his forehead. “Who is this?” I asked. “Luther Barnes, the driver that ran into you in the alley. He was found dead in his apartment a few days after by my friend. The estimated time of his death was just a few hours after he ran you over,” Liam answered.