Lucky Novels & Stories

DDEA @sekyel wish me luck gonna tell her the truth later.

REGINA Lucky was a rather smallish man with thick, stubby hair and a nerdy look. He had eyeglasses on and appeared to be more professional than I would have ever imagined him to be. “Hello.” I greeted. “Good day, Sir Lucky.” “Hello, Regina.” He replied. “Because I believe that’s who you are, right?” “Right!” I replied smartly.

My wolf already decided to get to the bottom of this mess and meet this man named, Christopher Silvia. "Ah, this one? It's tears of joy," I humorously replied, "Why? Is there any rule that I can't cry my heart out because I am happy that my parents were given their second chance to live?" Then I gently rubbed his smooth and shiny curly black hair like I always do to him. Justine extended his smile from ear to ear, and I started to sense his nerves calming. "You, silly," he teases, "You know that I cannot afford to see my best friend getting hurt, remember?"

He was often called a psychic because he could analyze each customer accurately. He seemed to be able to read a person's character just by looking at their face, as if reading a book. Andy knew the marketing officer's ability and prepared a surprise for him later. “Here's the deal, this loser wants to buy this Bentley, right? Let's bet; he won't be able to buy it. If he does buy this car in cash, then I lose, and I'll buy the most expensive car here in cash for the loser. If I win, then give me this Bentley for free, how about it?” Joshua Bolton showed his arrogance as usual.

After finding a seat, her phone buzzed with a message. “Why are you calling? I’m still busy.” Seeing his reply, Adora pursed her lips and typed back in mock complaint: Got it, Mr. Big Shot. Her left eyebrow started twitching again, so she pressed it with one hand while tapping out a message with the other. “My left eye’s been twitching all day. You know the saying—left means good luck, right means bad luck. Guess my fortune’s coming in.” Louis read the message, his face clouding without the slightest trace of amusement.