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Empire of Desires - Tales of Seduction and Desires Cities 01
“She encouraged it.
The girl opened a bag, took out the pen from the tablet, which she carried in the backpack she left forgotten on her back when she sat on the stool with him.
Then she pushed the pen into that little lever, with that, pushing it, so just then, when the little shelf comes out of the hole, there's a golden coin on top of it, so big and shiny, she must squint against the reflection. of the sun, with that she takes the coin, and the little shelf shrinks.
Yes, it appears to be heavy, on the surface is the jade emperor's face in profile, the coin has true outlines, where he appears to be wearing what appears to be a crown beneath it, surrounded by a semicircle of stars, interrup
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Heiress of Rome
As if the world was against her.
"I have a gift." She finally managed to say. Fausta then approached with a small box.
"Here open it." She said as she handed it to Hector.
Inside the box were two rings. Both made of gold, unlike most rings of the Roman elite these were simple and unadorned. Inside simply was inscribed "FOREVER". Hector looked at it closely, it was uncostumary for Roman nobles to give such a simple gift and he wondered weather Trix and done so to offend him and Marcella.
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The Dark Side Of Fate
I said, and David touched the coin using a handkerchief so it wouldn't burn his hand.
"Wanting to be sure what it was, Marcel sent pictures of the coin to uncle Lucas, and he was able to figure out something from the image," I said, and they were attentive.
"According to him, the wolf and Leaf on the coin is a Stepanov family Insignia," I said, and David was shocked.
He spent most of his time reading, so he must know about Stepanov's history.
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Mate to the Lycan king
So I asked Ruby curiously, "What is the pattern on the gold coin, can I see it?"
Ruby walked over, and she raised the gold coin and shook it in front of me, "Rose! Rose Gold Coins!"
I am scandalized, Rose! How did the Wolf Clan's universal coin come to have a rose motif? Unless it's not gold, but something like a badge.
"May I see it?" I asked, "Just look!"
Ruby pursed her lips, and, somewhat reluctantly, handed me the gold coin in her hand. I picked it up and looked at it, and saw that it was not a gold coin, but a badge of gold with a rose design.
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The Noble's Promise
Thus not wanting to waste his time, Edgar headed to the only place which provided him privacy, away from prying eyes - his chambers.
"Did you get any clue about the girl that was cremated four years ago?" Edgar had dialed to one of his trusted allies in Ravenborg. Ravenborg was another monarchy like Falcovia and Or'bloem in the eighth continent of the world - Reignsalia.
"According to the records the girl cremated was Rosaleigh Isabelle Bloemen." - replied the male-voice over the phone, the answer Edgar received confirmed his suspicions. He was sure the royal family of Falcovia was once again covering up the Bloemens.
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My Ex-Girlfriend is Trending Again！
Leo: “I’ve got some good news for you, but it'll cost you. How about that 1945 Romanée-Conti?”
Leo was a notorious wine enthusiast, and 1945 Romanée-Conti was the pinnacle of rare wines—a vintage gem, almost mythical. It had fetched nearly half a million dollars at auction in 2018, and he knew Alex had a bottle in his collection. Leo couldn't resist using the opportunity to “blackmail” his good friend; it wasn't every day that he got a chance to mess with someone like Alex—a man notoriously hard to provoke.
Barely seconds later, Alex’s response appeared, and it was curt, almost mocking.
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The wrong Mate
He gestures towards her as one of the men lifts her on the podium for everyone to see.
Once again, the numbers are climbing and come to a halt at 210 coins. Which makes the scarred man smile.
He repeats the same with Jean and Gabriel too. Both have had an offer of 180 coins each. The last one to be dragged along is Nero. The scarred man drops his shoulders low as he looks at Nero and how weak he looks.
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The Lycan Prince’s Puppy
“His family has owned the land by the toll bridge to the Common Lands for ages, and his granddaughter is the seventh mistress, Lady Isolde.”
The old man stepped forward with a bow. “Your Highness,” he greeted Kylan before he let his eyes travel to me. “And the royal mate.”
He pulled a small silver coin from his pocket. “One of the very first Lyperian coins ever made. It belonged to my great-great-grandfather.”
I couldn’t accept that.
“I can’t—”
Kylan nudged my shoulder. “She can’t thank you enough for your generosity. Thank you, Lord Eddrick!”
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The Echoes of Love: Lycan King’s Regret
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Geegee was busy helping the housekeeping staff get ready for the Winter Solstice party, leaving me no choice but to take Sarah up on her offer.
I picked up a copper coin that had a Lycan head on each side. Something about the coin drew me to it. Maybe it was because the head looked like Xavier’s Lycan-form.
“Oh, great choice dear.” The elderly shop clerk cooed. I looked up at her with a smile. “That is a rare piece you have there.”
“Oh?” I looked at her quizzically.
“When King Xavier took over the throne they made 20 pieces in honor of him. Unfortunately, a lot of them were lost. But I found this one and knew it would be perfect for the shop. It’s supposed to bring prosperity and luck.”
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Clandestine Empire: Return of the Lost
“However, is this enough? The Baron offered gold coins, while I could only offer a silver one.”
Of course, it was his way to taunt the arrogant Baron. Everyone who knew the Clandestine currency could tell that a big silver coin which is equivalent to 1000 shekels had more value than 10 small gold coins.
“I’m a noble!” The Baron exclaimed.
“Forgive my intrusion, Baron Wyeth,” Bernard said politely as he slightly bowed his head. “I am just merely running a business meant for the commoners and peasants. Of course, I could use my authority to favor some customers but you know too well that I only favor those who can pay better.”
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I still get a warm little rush thinking about small-town pizza places, and the Noble Romans spot in Columbus fits right into that memory lane. The way I piece it together: Noble Romans started as an Indiana-rooted pizza brand that grew by franchising to lots of midwestern towns, and Columbus picked one up because it made sense — steady local demand, factory and college shifts, and a downtown that likes its quick, affordable food. In Columbus it became one of those places where you could grab a slice after a high school game or pick up a family pie before movie night.
It wasn't just food; it plugged into community rhythms. I remember hearing about fundraisers and coupon nights in old issues of 'The Republic' and from neighbors — those little promotions gave it life. Over the years the company changed strategy, leaning more into franchising and packaged pizza offerings, and that shift affected how local locations operated. Some stores reinvented themselves, some closed, and some got new owners and names. If you wander by downtown Columbus today, you can still sense where spots like that used to draw people: quick, familiar, and always a little noisy on Friday nights.
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