Only Mine Cast Novels & Stories

Once Zane regained his footing, he looked about. He did not know why James was hiding his identity from the Callahans, but he could tell that James had no standing in the family. He considered for a few seconds before approaching again. “James is my savior. Do you know who I am? I’m Zane Dawn. Maybe you don’t know me and have never heard of me, but let me introduce myself. I control all the mines in the north. My operations include hundreds of coal, gold, and diamond mines. Whatever is underground is mine.”

Her stop was precisely the same as always. And Noah was once exactly the identical afterward, too: Bleak. Black. Empty. Gutted. Inconsolable. Gabbe stepped forward to kick snow over the ring of ash the place Lukeman had died. Her featherlight wings glowed in the night time and a shimmering air of secrecy surrounded her physique as she hunched over in the snow. She was once crying. The relaxation of them Noah e closer, too: Noah . Roland. Molly. Arriane. And Joseph , long-ago Daniel, rounded out their motley group.

She might just wake the dead. We ran towards the mine, keeping low. I didn’t see any guards about, and it was quiet. Too quiet. ‘I don’t like this.’ Ray linked. ‘Where are the guys?’ ‘I’ve tried linking them, but I came up blank.’ It could be the silver deposits that remained in the mine blocking us.

I turned to Alessandro and Ted, who were looking at me with expectation in their eyes. "You heard what he said. Let's get to work. Find me any more loopholes in Roman's estate and let's exploit them now." "I found one more," Ted said as he opened his laptop and rapidly typed on the keyboard. "They have a secret mine not so far from the edge of the lower city. It's underwater, but they use it to mine sapphires." "What should we do?" Alessandro asked. "I don't think much needs to be done, Ted. Slap a pyramid, take the profits. At least it makes sense what he was using to service his loans."

“Just what the hell are they spewing about? We have sent some of the proceeds of magic stone at low prices! So why are they bringing up a dead woman!” Knock. Knock. Knock. Rushing knocks on the door added to the cloud surrounding his head. “What is it this time?!” Another aide came in with a pale face and gasping for breath. He reported. “Your Majesty, another group of miners disappeared as if swallowed by the earth at the Frozen Lava site. Now, other miners are protesting on strike."

She was up late going through the pile of documents on her reading table, she would have done that earlier but had no time to do so as her uncle came to visit and dropped by her house for lunch. Stacy was a young lady in her early twenties, her father Mr. Dwayne Clark was the CEO of Dwayne's oil company one of the best-selling in the states and beyond. He was no doubt a billionaire with an exotic personality who wanted his children to take after him but unfortunately, Stacy was not one of those.

"You think she's the one who saved you. That's why, when she said she felt insecure, you gave her the apartment and made her your legal wife. Even if it meant destroying me, you still chose to protect her." Mason didn't answer. He just looked at me, his expression growing tighter by the second. "What are you trying to say?" I looked away and gave the housekeeper a slight nod, signaling her to wheel me back inside. "Go back and find the original investment agreement," I said. "Check the handwritten note in the bottom right corner of the last page. See whose handwriting it is." I turned the wheelchair toward the hospital. "You don't even know who saved you," I said without looking back. "That

Dannedd glanced at the envoy member to his right, a tall woman with close-cropped hair and a scar across her collarbone, who shook her head almost imperceptibly. “Not precisely,” Dannedd said. “The mines have iron. Copper. Some silver and platinum, though not in significant quantities. Nothing that would warrant this level of sustained campaign.” He tapped the map. “Our miners have been in those tunnels for two hundred years. We know what’s down there. What he’s looking for, if it’s there at all, we have not found it.” “Which means either he has information you don’t,” Aurellia said carefully, “or he believes he does.”

“Thank you for accepting me, Mr. Drake Woods. I’d make this industry proud.” “Sure you will. I believe in you so much.” He smiled with his eyes. I gave a smile that came like a flash, just for the sake of being polite. I closed the door carefully and rested my back on it for a while. I inhaled deeply and exhaled loudly. I turned around to catch a glimpse of his name imprinted boldly on the door. “Drake Woods.” I adjusted my hair again, maintaining the side parting I gave it, and walked to the elevator majestically.

Rex replied, “This has kind of killed the night’s vibe, all over a chance it may or may not be poisoned.” “So you’re saying I’m important to you?” Minet said softly, gazing up at Rex and batting her eyelids. “He is saying we are all important to him you idiot.” “Wow Lacey, you never let him leave your sight do you?” Minet chirped, smirking at Lacey standing at the top of the stairs they were headed up. “The cast is gone” Rex exclaimed once he reached the top and say Lacey. “Yes, Percus worked some real magic on me, feels better than ever” Lacey said, smiling at Rex’s attention, “celebrating something?” she asked, spying the cask now under his arm.