Lush Life Novel Novels & Stories

And Adrian Jin, who had destroyed her in one life, relaxed like a man returned to safety. Rain began again outside. Soft. Steady. Like the world marking the moment fate shifted. “This life…” Liana whispered under her breath as his fingers laced with hers, “…the story answers to me.”

Rose's P.O.V. It has been a month since grandpa died. I am not completely heartless. I did feel something when my grandfather died. He wasn't a kind man but he had his moments. He raised me after all. And most importantly, he never touched me. I could tell Liam was feeling guilty. Even though he came here with revenge on his mind, his heart was too pure to feel bliss over someone's death. He could never hurt anyone. Which is why I fell in love with him. He came into my life when it was surrounded by darkness and made it beautiful. And now I have his child in my belly, waiting to come out and brighten my life even more. I wasn't alone anymore.

Sleep now, and rest, for tomorrow is a new day… Her breath caught as she read the note, eyes widening in shock… It had come, then, just as she had always known it would; the guillotine had fallen, and the visions that haunted her dreams had slithered through the curtain of night and into reality. The edges of the paper dug roughly into her palm, so tightly did she squeeze it in her small hand. With a grunt of inhibited rage, she flung it across the room with as much force as she could muster. It hit the wall with a mild pfft, and fell to the wooden floor; an innocent scrap of parchment torn from a corner of a page. Liziwe stared at it for a moment as it sat, benign and unassuming; and wonder

Which what purpose? Lara discovered the book when she was in her second life. The name of the author was blurry and she couldn’t find who was the one that published that book. No one knew about it, no one had heard about it. However, just as she finished the book for the tenth time, something happened, she died. The plane she was inside exploded, and just like that, she returned to her first life. ‘Those bastards… this time I will make them pay.’ **** “Did you hear?”

Ryan whispered, his voice a deep, resonant chord of absolute peace. Seraphina wrapped her arms around his neck, her eyes shining with tears of pure, celestial light as she pressed her forehead against his. "They remembered, Ryan. Because love is the one language that never fades with time." Together, the wolf and the phoenix turned their gaze toward the horizon of eternity. The final page of their mortal journey had long been written, but the light they had brought into the universe would continue to burn—vibrant, beautiful, and unbroken—for all the countless generations to come. Love had conquered all, and the legend of the Luna who rose from the ashes would live on forevermore.

Both she and Andrew had been humiliated right in front of all their former classmates. But during the class reunion, she managed to get acquainted with Frederick, one of the Four Elites of Rivershire. Lydia was both good at making the most of the opportunities she could find and great at seducing a man, too. She'd successfully managed to get into Frederick's bed—but who would've thought that he'd end up dying as well? She started to wonder if she was a jinx somehow. Otherwise, why would all the men she got involved with end up dying or running into some kind of trouble?

Quickly, he looked back to Jordyn as he got back to his feet somewhat slowly. Jordyn was now levitating in the air, her hair was a fire-engine red,Her eyes were pitch black, just like in the forest. “They’re coming for me.” Vivian’s voice was familiar to him, but it was obvious that it was strange to everyone else in the room.

"But I don't love you anymore. No one will stay in the same place waiting forever, Gary. The man I loved—the one whose heart held only me—died long ago, buried across 999 lifetimes. "The man you are now is nothing but a stranger to me. You need to accept the punishment you deserve." I walked away, hand in hand with Charles. Behind me came the sound of Gary's heart-wrenching sobs, but I never once looked back. In this life, I never would. Later, Charles and I stayed in Pereem, pursuing the work we loved. We designed a gown that stole the spotlight at a major fashion show and won international acclaim. On the day we received our award, I heard that Lucy, who had long been sentenced to death, w

Sighing, she continued, “You have heard.” My brows creased together. “Heard what?” “That Lauren has passed away.” My lips trembled, the tears I was trying so hard to contain forcing their way out of their own accord. Lauren was dead. ...... Hi readers, Happy New Year! If you've enjoyed this book so far, please consider supporting it by leaving a comment on the book's details page and voting with your gems. This helps increase the book's visibility. Thank you.

It was no start at all, but instead, a second ending. Liviana could still remember the burning in her chest when she was released from that cell, doom forcing her feet to drag and her shoulders to slump as she made her way back out into the world. She was ashamed, of course, having never been in a situation like it, but with her best friend by her side, she was sure that she could handle it. Luka always had a way of making the bad things in her life seem like nothing more than a hiccup to a happy life to come. And as much as she hated to admit it, she often found herself relying on the comfort of his constant reassurance. So, it was safe to say that she felt more than a little hurt - betraye