Novel Luca Novels & Stories

Aurora squeezed his hand tightly, her heart swelling as the city lights began to flicker on below them, one by one, mimicking the steady burn of the stars above. And somewhere deep within the quiet corners of his mind, completely detached from the weight of destiny, creation, or war, Luca started meticulously planning something new. Something far more terrifying than facing the Devourer. Something that required an immense amount of mortal courage. A proposal.

Luca snarled, raising his hands to cast a dark shield, but the girls were faster. Novalee and Audrey raised their heads toward the ceiling. They threw their joined hands straight against Luca, releasing a piercing, blood-curdling scream that shattered the remaining glass in the windows. Luca shrieked in agony. Blood erupted from his eyes, his nose, and his ears. The golden light of the girls’ magic burned into his skin. With one final, cursed glare, he dissolved completely, disappearing in a dark blue mist that sucked out through the broken window. The silence that followed was deafening.

I wanted to yell but I kept it in. Luca’s jaw twitched, and something like .… pity flashed across his face. He didn’t apologize of course not, instead he opened a drawer and brought out a book. He handed the book to me. A thick, black, heavy manual. The kind you’d get if you were being hired as a personal assistant for a mafia boss or a royal descendant.

After several failed attempts to get him to engage in the discussion, Lucia gave up on her brother and finished her meal. She informed them she would retire to bed and Luca did not respond still. She left and no sooner, Linda left leaving him alone. Luca found his way to the living room and collapsed on the sofa. He engaged himself with going through the mayor's device and gathering voice messages, and bank transactions that linked him to many drug deals in the city. It was difficult keeping his mind on the work as he felt stupid for acting such a way to Linda but he had his reasons. It was still unbelievable a cold-hearted person like him feared what she thinks about him.

Then Luca comes as a british man who wants to apply for a job as a secretary to Jacob. "You've known my father that long? Why have we never met before?” Luca smiled a little at Calistha as he cut his steak calmly. Actually, he had always been watching Calistha from a distance, pretending to be someone else she didn't know so that she wouldn't notice his presence. Jacob is a man who is very protective of his daughter. It was a fact that Calistha had never realized all this time. So, Luca plays a spy whose job is to keep an eye on Calistha while admiring her from a distance. Honestly it's a little tricky. Jacob orders Luca to make sure that Calistha is safe from his enemies without the woman k

ELENA'S POV “Isn't that how it's supposed to go?” I asked the man sitting in front of me. Luca had left the house a few hours ago for a shipment so his right hand had come in his place to put me through a few things that had cropped up in the last few days. “Ah, well no. I mean, it's possible that the family didn't actually have a hand in it” he said. I raised a brow and took up a paper that was lying on the coffee table.

“Right ‘Lex. Goddamn, you’re smart! I always knew this guy was smart!” “So, come on. What’s the big news? Been a long time since you got me down here to have a look at something.” Luca grinned. “I had a couple of things to sort out,” he said. “Few meetings. That’s why I’ve been out of town lately.” “Where have you been?” “Vegas,” he said. “Can’t you tell?” I shrugged. Luca’s skin had always been tanned—he was from an Italian family, and had grown up in the Bronx. Like me, his life hadn’t always been so easy. But his deep brown eyes gleamed as he pulled out the documents and put them in front of me.

She looked like was telling a fun story. “You want to hear more?” She stood up and walked a few steps away and started describing. “Luca was like, no, no, not my family, oh, no, while trying to catch his breath because the gas in the room was getting inside him and he was fighting to keep breathing while trying to wake his brain-dead family, I had so much fun watching him stagger from his mom to his son, it was then that I realized that he didn’t give a fuck about that bitch, he didn’t even look at her,”

Luca had woken to a ring on his pillow, and he had not stopped running since. He had sat bolt upright on the straw cot in the gray half-light, with his mother's thin gold band pressed into his palm, and he had known before he looked at the empty bed across the cell. Carla Benedetti's screen had gone dark at eleven minutes past four. Leone had stood in the doorway with his hat in his hands and told him the rest. A cook's cap, a gray wig, and a bakery cart. Luca had not shouted. He had put the ring on his finger beside his own, snatched up his rifle, and gone out into the dawn.

They were flirting with each other happily until Luca recognized me. At that moment, he forcefully shoved her onto the ground. It seemed like he wanted to explain the situation to me. However, I kept on walking. After that, I heard rumors that Luca never had a partner again. He stopped hiring assistants too. He started sponsoring a student by the name of Luna Young. He then handed most of his power over to her. A few years later, Luca died of a serious illness. Half of his inheritance was left to Luna, while the rest was donated to charity.