M.i.n.e Novels & Stories

Like a subway made by gods with a taste for aesthetics. J slipped once. I caught him by the collar. The air was hot and tight with the stink of ozone. “They’re not talking,” J gasped. “Why don’t they talk? Tell us to halt or something?” “Because talking makes you human.” He shivered but kept running. The MiBs opened fire again, some kind of plasma weapon. A control panel next to me exploded in purple sparks. Schnell cursed and tossed what looked like a homemade concussion mine behind us.

Think. Leaning back on the peeling wall covered with dust and cobwebs, she forced herself to take slow breaths. Her fingers searched the thick lining of her jeans and found the secret pocket within the lining. She pulled out the small remote. Boy was she glad that for once in her life, she’d listened to Palmer and carried it with her always. Praying that the signal will reach him, she pressed down hard on the button.

“Hold me tight.” “What?” The elevator starts moving downwards, faster with each second. Maya's fingers claw at my arm as she steadies herself for balance. My arm circles her waist holding her in place. The moment the door opens a wave of heat and sound clashes over us. Slot machines ringing, glasses clinking, conversations overlapping in a chaotic melody of indulgence. “You okay?” I ask, watching Maya's eyes squint from the sudden brightness. She lets out a shaky breath mumbling a small yeah. “It's going to be fine, just don't talk if it's not necessary.”

Mum, I need your help again. Then the picture came through in a media message with the most wonderful sounding blip I'd ever heard. I opened the message and stared, my eyes absorb- ing what she'd just sent. Brynne was playing her hand in a kill-game situation, and had just upped the ante by betting huge stakes that could go either way. I loved her so much for doing it. I thought my heart could burst right on the spot. My girl played her cards with the instincts of an experienced ace. Of course she does, she's my girl.

Mindy became increasingly curious. "It's none of your business. I'm leaving." Sherly immediately took a step, but Mindy grabbed her arm. At the same time, Mindy grabbed the item that Sherly had just bought, then examined it carefully. Mindy's eyes stared at the contents of the white bag. "Oh my God, Fira, this is contraceptive medicine, why did you buy it? It turns out you haven't changed, huh, so you've been doing the same thing all this time?" she accused carelessly.

The roof top's POV: “Aight on the count of three.” “ Hold on who the fuck picked that number?” Mina said, stalling. They were all standing on the ledge of the building with their men balancing them. “What you mean that’s the number everybody use, other then that we could say on your mark get set.” “No how about let’s pick our on number, I say, one hundred and twenty-one.” Ji’lahni said, trying to shake away her nervousness. “Bitch is that the highest you can count? Out of all the numbers you could have picked you pick that dumb ass low number.” Mina said, looking at Ji’lahni like she was stupid. Ji’lahni shrugged. “That was the first number that popped into my head.” “Next time when a though

"Hey, if it works, it works. I'll think about replacing it once the one we got breaks down completely. It's not as if it's the end of the universe if our digger hits the dust." "Yeah yeah, whatever you say boss." Miley rolled her eyes as she guided the wheeled drill-like machine out to a low hill. "The topography doesn't quite match the data we got. I can already tell you there's been a few shifts or landslides." "It doesn't matter. The mine is largely the same so our entry point should still work." Miley fudged a bit with her placement before choosing a random spot that looked somewhat promising. She set the digger machine at a shallow angle. It was just enough to allow mechs to walk withou

She said. "Okay. Excuse me." I said and went up to my room. That day I had not taken my cell phone to school, I left it at home charging. As soon as I entered the room I heard it vibrate on top of my little table next to the bed. I put the backpack in a corner and went to look who it was. It had a message. "Your scent is on me, I can't get you out of my mind. I'm dying to see you, counting down the hours until night falls and the city goes to sleep, so I can keep you awake with me. A kiss wherever you want, my little girl. Julian."

It surely wasn’t a diamond. “This is musgravite, one of the rarest stones in the world. And I especially got this made for you. A rare stone for my rare and beautiful woman,” he smiled looking down at the ring and pulling it out of the box. And before I could pull my hand back, he held it and pulled up. I snapped my eyes shut and cursed inwardly. I didn’t really have to look at his face. I had already anticipated his reaction.

I saw tiny diamond falling inside the cave. I looked up at the top of the cave to see where it was coming from but I didn't see anything, it was like it was falling from thin air. It was so amazing. I stretched my hand to catch the one of the diamond which fell on my open palm, it was cold. "Do you like it" I heard Derek voice and I looked up to him , he was staring back at me with his blue eyes. "I love it" I said. " I know you will " he smiled at me making him look more handsome and then he walked close to me and held my left hand.