Luda Mae Novels & Stories

She stopped stirring, slowly dropping the bowl and dusting her hands on her apron. She bowed her head and wrung her wrist as she struggled to speak up. “What's going on here?” I cut in with a sharp tone, glaring at the maid on their knees. Lena had flour covered all over her bodies while the maids watched her like a spectacle when it was their job to work. They froze and trembled to speak up. “G… good… morning,” she spoke up, nervous and faint. “Is anyone going to answer my question?” I thundered.

Liam was strolling in with his hands in his pockets, honey-blonde hair still slightly messy, wearing a grey t-shirt like he'd rolled out of bed twenty minutes ago and decided that was enough effort. “You look like shit.” Maeve shook her head. “So they said.” Liam replied ruffling his hands into his hair while scanning around. “Why haven't you started yet?” "We're warming up," Maeve said. Liam looked at her. Then at the two recruits. Then back at her. "Go easy on her," he said simply. Maeve stared at him. "Excuse me?" "You heard me." He shrugged, completely unbothered. "She's our Luna."

Nothing would stop me now. As I left their room, I took one last glance at their peaceful faces. "Goodnight, my loves," I whispered. "I promise you, everything will be alright." The flickering nightlight cast long shadows across the floor, and I felt a chill run down my spine. I could feel the darkness that lived inside me stir with excitement. And a voice whispered in my head, “The world will soon know our name, Luna Wicken, and they will learn to fear it.”

I took a deep breath when I'd finished tidying up and decided to try something. I took out my cell phone and logged on to the chat app, it had been a few months since all the exposure we'd been through, maybe now things could be seen in a different light. Tempted to believe it, and perhaps feeling needy enough to be able to humiliate myself again, the next thing I knew I was calling Lyn. She was my best friend, always had been...

Liam’s eyes were wide by the time Mia walked on stage, swaying her hips with a sort of confidence that he hadn’t seen before. “Here,” the coordinator said. “We have Lady M. She is a graduate of Medicine and Surgery. She had toured around the world, and has always had men at her disposal.” Mia couldn’t help but give the crowd a wide smile at the lies and unnecessary hype that the man was giving her. The men in the crowd were looking at her like she was a foreign meal that they couldn’t wait to try. “Now, the auction on Lady M can start.” “A hundred thousand,” somebody had said, and the crowd screamed. She was the first contestant getting such an amount.

They were rarely mixed with the rest of us, so a royal prince from another country must be quite exciting for them. The maid who Neema had been yelling at was called Tamara and she was a bit dim-witted. She had attempted to balance two trays of food at the same time and go up the stairs to serve the new prince. Now, anyone with even half a brain could tell that it would end in disaster. But Tamara was built differently and proceeded to leave the kitchen like that. And maybe, just maybe she might have succeeded in her task. But unfortunately for her, Neema saw her trying to balance the two trays and sent her back to the kitchen in anger.

The house becomes quiet. I settle onto the couch. Mae sits beside me, scrolling through social media. Suddenly she grunts, frowning at her phone. “Uh.” I look over. “What?” “Bad news.” Immediately my stomach drops. I hadn’t heard any bad news in over three years. “Define bad.” Mae turns the phone toward me. “Look.” I take it. It's a social media post. Linda's parents had uploaded dozens of pictures from the birthday party. Pictures of their family, the children running around, families and decorations.

Meena spouted out as she noticed ma'am teemah staring "I understand, just don't choke yourself and drink some water" ma'am teemah stretch forth a glass of water to her "Thanks ma'am!" Meena smile as she collected the glass of water to drink "Be careful on the your way" ma'am teemah warned " Sure! Bye" meena waves as she rushed out in her blue attire "That kid is something else" ma'am teemah chuckle to herself as she watch meena run out happily ............................................... Lucas walked inside with so many guards by his side, he was so happy and confident as he walks inside his office at the WINSON GROUP OF COMPANY.... He sat down as he roll the chair around before his perso

It's a clear sign of being blessed by the Moon Goddess. "Right," Louise nods. "You're here to cheer on my cousin," she smiles as she looks around the city. The chilly breeze of dawn was harsh against her skin, but she did not mind. Not after she crossed gazes with those ash eyes she had been trying to forget. *** Charlene woke up earlier than usual today. It had been a month since it was decided that she and Adhler would represent the academy in the battle of wits against their competitors. It should not be something that makes Charlene nervous.

The calm before the storm. I was cut off from my mindless daydream by the sound of a phone ringing. Shortly followed by Maddox's voice. I listened in to the one side of the conversation I was privy to. “Luca, how are things.”… “Have any of them managed to get close”… “Keep one alive for questioning, kill any others that may get too near our borders.”… “I have some things to deal with here, but I’ll return with Maeve as soon as I can”…