Luca Idv Novels & Stories

But now it seemed the situation had taken an unexpected turn. "And what of Luca?" Ivan pressed, his voice tight with frustration. "What he been doing recently? Who are the people he has had interactions with?" Trevor hesitated, choosing his words carefully. "I've been observing Luca closely, sir, but he's proven to be quite elusive. He took great care in covering his tracks, leaving little room for us to gauge his true condition. I can't say for certain whether he truly requires the antidote or if he's merely being cautious."

“A few weeks ago, after you turned me down at the diner and told me to leave you alone, I was miserable. I went to a bar near the highway, and while I was sitting there, Richard Deering came to me.” “Richard Deering?” I whispered, the name sending a cold chill straight down my spine. “I told him to get lost at first,” Luca admitted. “After hearing what he had to say, I didn't want anything to do with him. I thought he was just a crazy old man trying to mess with me. But then he promised to help me into the national team, so I stayed. He told me he had the scouts in his pocket. He said he could guarantee my professional draft spot after graduation. All he wanted from me in return was to make

Chapter 53: New Foundations Three months after day sixty, Luca stood in a small conference room in downtown Geneva, facing six entrepreneurs who had travelled from across Europe to pitch their ideas. The Aurelia Trust had been rebuilt one last time, not as a hidden channel for criminal money, but as a real venture capital fund that supported sustainable businesses. Luca had hired a small, clean team: a financial analyst from Zurich, a legal advisor from Paris, and a due diligence specialist from London. Every one of them vetted. Every one of them is honest. No ties to the world he left behind.

Castillo. “We already know each other,” I said when Max introduced him. “Oh, right! You two work at the same hospital,” Luca remarked. His expression turned serious as he handed me a cash card. “This is all I’ve prepared, Dr. Sinclair. The PIN is today’s date.” “How much have you put on the card?” Ivan asked, his tone just as serious. “Ten,” Luca answered simply. “Bloody hell! I only prepared five.” Ivan said as he handed me another cash card. “Hang on, I’ll give Dr. Sinclair the other half. I should’ve checked with you first.”

His voice was pained while blue eyes bore into hers, not breaking eye contact even for once. “ No way Haven, I refuse to accept that… I, Lucious Adrian D’Occtaine do not accept the rejection of Haven Richard Mais, my mate and my Luna . Thus the decided rejection will be reversed at anytime.” He said with a tone of finality making Haven’s eyes go slightly open. “ What do you mean ?” She scrunched her brows. Haven knew decisions regarding rejections could be reversed but she didn’t think she would change hers at all. She had already made up her mind and she would stick to it, come what may.

You are staring at me, he said. You are worth staring at, she said, without embarrassment, and watched the faint color that moved up his neck at that, the involuntary response of a man who had been doing a great deal of feeling things and very little receiving them for three years. He set down the document. I want to ask you something, he said. Luca has an evaluation at the end of the month, he said. Dr. Marini's formal assessment. The results will likely recommend a school placement for the following term. An actual school, with other children, regular hours, a normal developmental environment.

Lyra's POV The next day started in the most awkward way possible. Luca moved around slowly,bHe had barely spoken since morning. His laptop was open in front of him, but he wasn't looking at it. “You're thinking about something.” i blurted as I approached his table. He looked up with a smirk, “So are you.” I smiled faintly.“We're both terrible at pretending.” He closed the laptop.“I've been looking into Victor.” “What did you find?”

“Right ‘Lex. Goddamn, you’re smart! I always knew this guy was smart!” “So, come on. What’s the big news? Been a long time since you got me down here to have a look at something.” Luca grinned. “I had a couple of things to sort out,” he said. “Few meetings. That’s why I’ve been out of town lately.” “Where have you been?” “Vegas,” he said. “Can’t you tell?” I shrugged. Luca’s skin had always been tanned—he was from an Italian family, and had grown up in the Bronx. Like me, his life hadn’t always been so easy. But his deep brown eyes gleamed as he pulled out the documents and put them in front of me.

he said, his voice filled with determination. “But Ivy, there’s something you need to know.”She stopped pacing and turned to face him, a sense of dread creeping up her spine. “What is it?” “There’s someone else involved,” Luca said, his expression grim. “Someone who’s been watching you, tracking your every move.”Ivy’s heart skipped a beat. “Who?” “I don’t know yet,” Luca admitted, frustration evident in his voice. “But I’ve noticed things—little things that don’t add up.

“Your mom loved you a lot didn’t she?” Luca hummed softly. “Yeah,” he said and rubbed his hand against his nose. “I miss her. My father has always b-blamed me for her death.” “Why? Why does he blame you, baby?” asked Jedi. “My mum was taking me to an au-audition,” said Luca. “A company called K B Entertainment s-saw a performance I did.” He turned and pointed to the picture on the bedside table. “It was that one actually. We got c-contacted hours after the performance asking if I would like an audition. Tw-two weeks later my mother and I were on our way to the train station to go to the audition hen…” He coughed a little trying to hold back tears. “W-When we got h-hit by a dr-drunk driver an