Novel Ai Gift Key Novels & Stories

“I am the f*cking fire.” Lydia’s breath hitched. The screen flickered again. Lilith leaned in so close her face filled the frame. And then she said it. “Tell Subject 07… I left her a gift.” Click. The feed died. Lydia stumbled backward, her fingers trembling. Gift? Where? What? She turned to the cabinet, pulling open every drawer. Notes, files, nothing— Until her fingers found a cold, square object tucked beneath the lining of the drawer. A key.

pleaded Kevin, seemingly curious to see the contents "Don't!" "why?" "Emm, can you just open it at home?" The girl was embarrassed if Kevin opened it, she was afraid that the man would not like the item she had given. "Hmmm, alright," Kevin said finally. He understood Nara's meaning, the girl must feel embarrassed. "By the way, what are you giving me this for? I'm not on my birthday," Kevin asked puzzled "Emm, that's as a reward for your graduation, Kevin"

the seller apologized. Mikhail shoved his hand inside his pockets and clenched his fists. It is true that he’s not Agatha’s boyfriend anymore, but the truth was painful. “But if you have a special person in your life, you can give one pair of the keychains.” “Is there anything special about these?” Agatha tossed a question. “Those keychains were made from Jade. It will keep your love ones safe.” “Like a lucky charm?” Agatha asked again. “Yes, like that.”

"Apologies, it was a last minute gift." I threw my backpack and towel over my shoulder, brushing past him to leave the gym, and walked across the road to where a small park was; all without even looking back once. There was a large tree that was further in and mostly private. I sat myself down there under its shade and waited for Cai to take a seat on the grass next to me. "So... what could you have possibly gotten me to make up for that bullshit move you pulled last night?" "Well... I asked Myra what you like these days and she suggested this."

I’d be pressured by the value; except I own jewelry I consider ‘daily pieces’ that are worth thrice that. Anyway. The uniform issued to me had been programmed with an AI specifically designed to assist me in using my Gift. This makes mine even more valuable, I guess. The AI’s name was Paige, and for some reason, she sounded exactly like Bea. I had a sneaking suspicion Diane would know why if I asked her.

“This isn’t liquor. It's just plain water! No taste at all!” The others who had taken a sip also frowned and spat it out. “It’s really just water!” “What’s going on? Water in a whisky bottle?” “That’s just messed up!” The whole room erupted. My in-laws’ faces turned green instantly. “That’s right. It’s just bottled water.” I gave Kevin a cold stare and added, “Every year, he takes 100,000 dollars from me to prepare New Year’s gifts, and this is what he sends to my parents. Plain water that costs two dollars. He bought it online. Even the packaging is recycled boxes.

locate the new book, and send your votes there. As for the gifts, the top-up gifts, like bouquets, coffee, cake, etc., are linked to the new book version. So, you can send top-up gifts to the old version, and I'll still get it. However, coin gifts can only be given to the new version. As to why? I don't have the answer to it. It's a programming thing. For questions or concerns, please find me on social and send me a DM. Thank you, LiLhyz

"I don't care when you get out of the hospital. You'll give me the money! If you don't, I'll pay your precious parents a visit, or maybe even that new mate of yours! Let's see how they look at you after I'm done telling them everything!" Jeremy left, swaggering with a smug smile. I was so angry, I smashed everything in the room. Why? Why?! Why did Viola get a happy family, with a mate who loved her, while I was stuck with this irresponsible father? I had worked so hard to get everything Viola had. I couldn't let it go now! After consuming the Miracle Elixir, I could feel my wolf's powers getting stronger. I had to hurry and sell all of Viola's assets.

Ben was on his back, phone held above his face, elbow propped against the pillow. The Variety app was open. He’d been scrolling for about ten minutes, moving past candles, skincare sets, jewelry, a weighted blanket, and a customized mug. None of it felt right. He didn’t actually know what Nora liked well enough to guess, and that bothered him more than he expected. He minimized the app. Ben opened GlideAI instead and typed into the chat box: suggest gift ideas to a girl I love. He read the message twice and found it slightly stupid, but he pressed the send button anyway.