Mystery Web Novels & Stories

“Whoever called you cursed, is ignorant. Ever since we knew about the prophecy and what the mark means to us, Craig started researching about marks. He wanted to know everything on marks and why it was so important to his future” The smile was long gone on her face. I also sat up properly, paying attention to every word that came out of her mouth. “We learned about a lot of marks, but the most mysterious mark was the dragon mark. It was said to belong to an ancient park that was now extinct. No one know if it was true or lie since nobody has seen it before” A shiver ran down my spine. “What are you trying to say?”

It had been a whirlwind, and I was still trying to catch my breath. Reluctantly, I reached for my phone on the bedside table, dreading what I might find. The screen lit up with a barrage of notifications. My social media accounts were flooded with messages, tags, and friend requests. Hesitantly, I opened the first notification, which led me to a news article with the headline: "Who is the Mystery Woman by Alexander Vermont's Side?"

"Why send that message?" "Because you've become a symbol," Webb said, pulling out a tablet and swiping through images. They were screenshots from social media, news articles, forums. All of them about me. About us. "The Ghost Who Freed the World" "Hacker Bride Destroys Global Crime Syndicate" "Modern-Day Robin Hood Exposes Trillion-Dollar Corruption"

Evan's frosty gaze sharpened as he fixed Damien with a mildly amused look. "Does a mysterious organization like that truly exist?" Noah continued, "Yes. The dark web has countless secret organizations working for it, but hidden among them are two formidable groups. They're bound to make a move whenever something major happens. The dark web is at its quietest and most peaceful then. "The Rinsberg incident, for example, counts as a major event." Noah's eyes darted between Evan and Damien. "If the eyewitness account is to be believed, I have good reason to suspect Mrs. Gray is a member of one of those two secret organizations."

“He’ll see who Alicia really is. He’ll see who’s always been here, waiting.” Her phone buzzed. It was a message—from Lucien. Can we talk? I need to clear my head. Her heart fluttered. She bit her lip and quickly replied, Of course. Always here for you. But just as she pressed send, her laptop screen flickered. A news alert popped up—something unexpected. “New Evidence Exposes Media Scandal: Forged Documents, Personal Motives Behind Westwood Smear Campaign.” Her blood ran cold. She clicked it and the headline was followed by images—evidence Daniel had released to the press. Her name wasn’t there yet… but it was only a matter of time.

It would be weird if he didn't; he's the Beta, after all. "He went to Moonlight Pack with the Alpha earlier today. He probably doesn't know about the rogue attack yet," my mother explained. I see. I didn't even know he went out. He never tells me any of his agenda, not that I'd ask. Still, I'm content that he informs Mom about his whereabouts. After the rogue attack, I stayed at our house to help the omegas clean up the mess and burn the rogues' bodies. It still puzzled me how they managed to enter.