Price I Pay Destiny Is Calling Me Novels & Stories

He replied, “I have no idea what his name is. Regardless of his identity, you’ll find out tomorrow on Stag Island, Mr. Summers.” Nox said this as he pushed the POS machine in front of Tyr. “Mr. Summers, the price of Stag Island’s duel ticket is 30 billion won. You can swipe your card now if you’re certain you want to buy it. Of course, this is not a small amount of money. I completely understand if you have second thoughts.” Tyr cracked a grin. He took out his bank card, which could be used anywhere in the world, and swiped it on the POS machine to pay the price.

The price is currently sitting at three million pounds. But there is a new comment at the top, verified with the blue checkmark of the Frost Pack royal house. Kael. I read the text out loud into the empty room. "Darling, do not sell it. If you like old bones, I will have my men dig up the beast’s entire skeleton and ship it to your front door." I stare at the words. A small, involuntary smile touches the corner of my mouth. The phone rings in my hand before I can close the app. It is an unknown number, but I know the digital signature. I know the country code.

Calling me. The game is on.

We went into Solar and a bracelet set caught my eyes, it was a silver bracelet with jade beads in-between and a full moon at the middle, it was very beautiful. “I want that one pack it up for me,” I said to the attendant in the store. “You’ve got a very good eye sir. This is a limited edition; it is the only one available in the world. It is twenty thousand dollars,” the attendant said. “Okay that’s lovely, I’m ready to take it now,” I said. “Oh goddess, Alex this is very expensive,” Maya said with very wide eyes. “Didn’t you say that you don’t want it to be too expensive?” She asked because this was way more expensive than the limited-edition items in the high-end stores.

His eyes are drawn to my chest, I see his tongue dart out and wets his lips for a second before he reminds himself who he is supposed to be and looks up, there is a triumphant smirk on my face. “I asked around and this was the only recommendation, surely you have a good reason to fight this.” He takes a step back as if just then realizing how close we were. “Well it costs eight hundred dollars per month, so you can..” “Should I wire it to you? I don’t have that much cash.” Something flashes in his eyes, it looked familiar, but it was gone before I could discern what it was. “You.. you are willing to pay that much for this?” I nod.

Daddy asked Edward and me. "Yes, Dad, Edward is the man who helped me earlier." I finally explained about Edward helping me on the road. Hearing this, Daddy said, Thank you for helping me. After that, we had lunch. When we were all chatting casually, suddenly my cell phone rang. The call came from Petter. "Petter definitely wants to take me to lunch," I muttered briefly. I had absolutely no intention of accepting the phone call because it felt very lazy. Daddy also glanced at me and my cellphone alternately, as if telling me to put my cellphone on silent mode so it wouldn't disturb me.

“But now I’m back. And I can give them what they need.” Brian stepped closer to me, quietly placing a hand on my back. “You need to leave,” I said coldly. Amelia stared at me for a beat, then nodded, smiling as if she hadn’t just detonated a bomb. “We’ll see about that. I already contacted a lawyer.” And just like that, she walked away. My knees buckled. Brian caught me. “I’ve got you,” he whispered. But I couldn’t shake the feeling that I’d seen this before — in that red desert, under the three moons.

"Then I saw a familiar ID asking me for the price, she said she would pay any amount!" "Familiar ID? Who is it?"

If you ever betray us, she said,I won’t just kill you. I’ll make you watch while everyone you care about gets sliced apart, piece by piece, and when you are reduced to a broken thing, I’ll bury you alive.I believed her. Believed this woman would do exactly what she threatened, and for that reason, I would not cross her. But that didn’t mean I needed to be cowed by her. Not blinking, I answered, “Understood.” “Cast the spell, Lyra,” Alpha Orion ordered. “Let us cement the control that will deliver me my destiny.” I watched in silence as Lyra retrieved a gold plate, and placed it on a table.

"I'll pay you off. One million dollars. Just don't ruin the wedding." "One million?" I laughed. "You think one million can buy my child's life?" "Your child?" Her face went ashen, and she gaped at me, her mouth barely able to form the words. "You're Destiny? You're… alive?" I smiled slowly. "Yes. I'm here to take you to hell with me." With that, I turned and strode into the venue. Fiona, trying to keep her composure, followed, the mask of her wedding-day joy cracking under the eyes of the crowd.