Lumine X Novels & Stories

Liam said cheerfully. Liam pulled out a gold card from his wallet, brandishing it in front of Maxine exactly. With an asymmetrical smile, Liam said: 'I'd love to hear about all this. So, I think... She wouldn't mind if this card we used just to buy two ice cream."

I closed my suitcase with a loud thud. “That’s it! We have Alexa. Didn’t you say Alpha Romero and Alpha Alastair are also her mates? Plus, Alexa is prophesied to be the Supreme Luna who unites all packs. The alpha who stands beside her can’t be just anyone, right?” My uncle insisted excitedly. “Harlow may be a Lycan, but that doesn’t mean he can defeat Alpha Romero or Alpha Alastair, right? What if they are pitted against each other?” He kept pushing his cunning idea.

"Destroy me?" Xavier looked at me then, and for the first time, I saw something that wasn't clinical. It was pity. Cold, hard pity. "He’s not going to destroy you, Liora. He’s going to use you. Sometimes, that’s worse." The car slowed down. I looked up. A massive glass monolith loomed over us. It was a hundred stories of black glass, cutting into the rainy sky like a jagged tooth. LUMINAIRE.

The head of the design department saw the situation and hurried over, smiling at Lumi Hawthorne, "Miss Lumi, what's happening here?" Lowering her head, Lumi Hawthorne played with her meticulously done nails and spoke lazily, "Even a mere assistant from Horizon Global Enterprises Inc. dares to be so arrogant? This assistant should either kneel and apologize to me or get lost!" A hint of anger flickered in Lyra's eyes as she said, "Lumi Hawthorne, you're going too far!"

Chapter 46 The Lumina facility gleamed like a futuristic city of glass and steel. Every inch of the factory was a testament to the groundbreaking work happening within its walls. The building’s sleek exterior mirrored the cutting-edge technology inside, with polished chrome beams reflecting the sunlight that filtered through the glass panels. Automated gates opened seamlessly as Mr. Harrington, Evelyn, Carlos, and Mr. Caldwell entered, their footsteps echoing on the pristine, white floors.

One notable quality. "He's the only warrior in our force who can track a Lumen signature at distance," Xavier said, on the call. "We use him specifically during forest operations to locate you when the visual contact breaks. He reads the resonance like a navigator. Without him, we lose your position the moment you're more than forty metres from the nearest comms-linked warrior." I stood at the passage and felt the implication land. "They weren't trying to kill me," I said.

Karl asked. “People are after her they are the cause of your amnesia a lot of darkness surrounds you but there’s this, this light,” Sheina said turning back to Avery. “A light that would help you, I couldn't tell who that person was for some reason the moon Goddess won’t be straightforward with me she wouldn’t be clear about anything, you must have been mixed with terrible dark magic Avery” when she said that the terror on Avery’s face spread to Karl’s too it was clear that Karl was concerned for Avery “Isn’t there anything we can do to ease it? Like something that will facilitate the vision?”

“You made it.” “Who are you?” Autumn’s voice trembled with both curiosity and caution. “Names are slippery here,” Luma replied, her smile cracking like old porcelain under pressure. “But you can call me Luma.” Autumn’s brow furrowed, a storm of questions swirling within her. “What are you?” Luma’s laughter was a haunting melody. “Not a what. A who. I’m a soul-keeper. Merchant. Witness. Collector of what the veil casts aside.”

My attention was captured when the news reporter announced developments about Lumina Gallery, prompting me to lean back in my seat and focus on the news. "Lumina Gallery Crisis: Director and Curator Arrested for Embezzlement and Art Fraud, Prompting Temporary Closure Amid Scandal." "In a shocking turn of events, Lumina Gallery, a prominent art institution, finds itself in the midst of a crisis as both its Director and Curator face arrests over allegations of embezzlement and art fraud. The gallery, known for its dedication to promoting contemporary art, is now grappling with a scandal that has forced its closure.