Regulus Black Novels & Stories

"I have intel. His offshore accounts are shaky because of the new tariffs. If we hit his supply chain at the port next Tuesday, he'll bleed ten million a day." Damian raised his glass. "That's my bloodthirsty librarian." I didn't laugh. Revenge wasn't funny. It was a slow, meticulous art. My phone buzzed. An unknown number. Unknown: I know about your deal with Kael. Meet me tomorrow. The Tea Garden, 2 PM. Come alone, or I go to the press. I showed Damian. His jaw tightened. "That's Julian's private number," he said. "He's already trying to blackmail you. The man has no shame."

This set of people is responsible for providing the soldiers and policemen the fuel they need in combat and implementation of rules and regulations. That early day’s raid at District 7 happened at a time the Laude regime was at the height of its power. The place was a premier target in the iron lady’s master list of spots that needed to be cleansed. Or in other words, wiped out. The act was necessary to enforce the regime’s goal of getting rid of anarchists, or the Indigos as they are called. For Chairman Laude, the mix of blue and violet in the rainbow chart is an oddity that his enemies deserve to be identified with. He developed a liking for neon because it glows in the dark. He always br

he said. Elena's heart pounded. "What do you mean?" she asked, her fear evident. "I, Adrian Jacques, the future Alpha of the Bloodlust Pack, reject you as my Luna!" he declared, his voice echoing in the tranquil garden. ---

He stood still for a moment watching the moon as Anubis' words settled in deeply. I will kill them… I will kill them all. Lillia’s words flashed in his mind briefly. You don’t seriously believe her, do you? A quiet breath of thought slid through Regaleon’s mind, but he remained silent, lifting the parchment once more to stare at it. A thin vertical line stood at the centre, steady and unwavering as it held twin arcs, curving around it, one facing up and the other facing down.

I blinked repeatedly at her response. "I paid you generously," I replied back. "If you won't do what I want, then prepare to not only ruin your reputation but lose Olivia as well," she blurted out, her words ringing like an alarm in my heart. "So, it was you all along? You masterminded the blackmail? Answer me!" I roared, my rage seething. She met my gaze, her eyes blazing. I had never seen this side of her before. I thought she was decent; but no, she was worse than evil.