Only Mine Novels & Stories

Anton, Kwame and Vladimir were the only ones aside me who knew what was going on. I told them I'll give them feedback about the crates after twenty-four hours. I've spent the entire night thinking like a bloody idiot. Even now as I smoked, I was still thinking. Stellarite was as rare as discovering dinosaur skeletons. If someone discovered where to mine it, I want to know where exactly is it's location. If he's shipping these stuffs to the military, then they must be aware who the supplier was. It's this location of the mine that I'm interested in.

“OK.” Slade breathed a sigh of relief and added, “Secondly, a group of people are exploiting a mine on the outskirts of our village. Now that the mine is outside our village, we can’t allow it to be snatched by outsiders. I hope Mr. Mason will help us get it back.” Cedrick stopped drinking the tea and sneered. ‘Keven said that the mine might be a gold mine. In other words, it will be a big fortune! ‘Slade is greedy.’

I’ve made a new friend, and I really like Hailee. I try to keep myself busy for the rest of the day while frequently checking my phone for calls or messages from Cassian. I don’t receive anything. I check social media, but he isn’t active, or he wasn’t under his name. I settle for Googling him, but there’s little to find—just basic information. I’m not surprised; families like the Covington’s usually control what information is available online, and my own family is similar—only details my father deems acceptable are public.

"If they used a voice changer, I might be able to help. Give me a moment." She dashed to her laptop, fingers flying over the keyboard as she accessed her suite of AI tools. "Why do you have so many voice changing apps in your device? " Phill asked, a little confused. Mercy scratched her head and looked a little timid as she replied in a low voice, " This is supposed to be a secret. I use them for my high notes. Please, lets keep it in the family. " She continued working after getting absolutely no reaction from Jake. She had hoped to lighten his mode a little but he just sat there like a rigid body of stone.

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."

"The underground mine?" After hearing this answer, all the martial artists present were shocked. "This is too exaggerated, isn't it? We've been in control of the island for so long, and no one found it before. Why did he come across it?" A look of pleasant surprise also surfaced on Long Yun's face. "Ha-ha-ha-ha, I'm afraid you still don't know that the underground mine is an extremely rare Spiritual Stones Blood-red mine!" Looking at the warriors present, Ye Qing exclaimed with excitement.

She knew this stranger was trying to change the subject to lighten the atmosphere and she was glad he did. “I’m Kimberly.” She had no idea what he meant by mate and didn’t want to seem weird by asking, so she remained quiet. “I better start talking then, cos I know you’ll be eager to learn something about your mom. But I must tell you, I don’t know much about her in person as she was from the white moon pack. I got to know her cos she was mated to my nephew, Hugh.” “What’s that?” “What?” “That word.. mate.” Kimberly finally asked, when she realized that Alan would be using that word more often.

Looking very undecided. "Minho I still love Kristal" he informed me in a whisper as if sharing a secret known only to him "I don't know if I trust myself to stay here with her and not try to hold on to her again" His confession sent my head spinning and my heart feeling like someone had poked it with some sharp object.

He gave a suggestive smirk that makes bile rise in my throat. ‘Guys, I could really use some help right now,’ I say in the mind-link. ‘We’re coming,’ Alessandro says. ‘There’s a villager here who knows about an old mine shaft that we think could be your dungeon. It’s not far.’ ‘Please hurry,’ I say, though I know they’re doing the best they can.

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