Roxy Risingstar Novels & Stories

"This new system you have proposed, it's amazing, It's groundbreaking, it would change the entire continent forever, but it will never work. The continent is too divided and we are all enemies at peace. It's you who's responsible for cross border trading picking back up. The Falling Stardust is the only guild with products in all provinces even the beastmen want what you're selling," Fitzroy voiced his support and reservations in one fell swoop tossing cold water on all the elder's enthusiasm.

The first day of a new week started on a low note with Dev being late and missing his usual train to work. He’d reached his rented place quite late the previous evening, and after attending to a couple of chores and dinner, it was way beyond his normal schedule. This morning, he felt zapped out. He was groggy and yawned every now and then. How he wished he could have slept some more! The meeting with the Saxenas was a pleasant one, especially seeing Ruhi after so long. She had transformed from a cheesy, irritating girl to a gorgeous, smart, intelligent and decent, independent woman. With all her class and elegance, she kind of made him nervous.

Jayrell stepped inside fully, followed by Kevin, who was holding a tray of something that smelled like warm soup, and Romeo, who carried a bouquet of wildflowers that were, quite honestly, all different colors and shapes. Romeo walked in with mock seriousness. “These were not picked from the healer’s garden, despite what you may hear.” I chuckled “well aren’t you all extra” Kevin was already giggling. “Well that sounds a bit ungrateful babes” she said sitting on the head of my bed. I held up my hand in mock surrender “I am sorry” Romeo sat in the armchair across from the bed, stretching. “Seriously Ayla... you are some sort of celebrity now, I have no doubt that soon they would make some sor

His stubbles brushed against my palm as we pulled at our lips for dominance and when he squeezed my ass, I gasped and pulled away from the kiss. Only to see his dilated pupils while he stared at me with a face full of desire and possession. “Michael Rover… I love you too and I'm choosing to be with you, alright?” I said gently while caressing him on the cheek and he closed his eyes before resting his face against my palm to enjoy my touch. “Taylor Anya Fitzroy… you are the death of me” he replied, his voice sounding so soft like never before and I couldn't explain it but it felt like I was about to explode.

“Next year, Director Frasier will lead the creation of a new division focused on high-end customized services! The company will dedicate maximum resources to support it! At the same time, we will launch the ‘Starlight Program’ to select and cultivate more core talent like Director Frasier, sharing in the company’s growth dividends!” The audience erupted. I knew this stage wasn’t mine alone. It was a signal, a promise. At Lextron, anyone with the ability and willingness to work hard had a place to shine and a future to claim. … Late at night, after the crowd had dispersed, I stood alone by the massive floor-to-ceiling window. Outside, the city lights were blazing, and traffic was streaming. M

Carlos' expression turned icy. ... In the backstage area, Yasmin was helping the models with their outfits, her back facing Roxy as she worked. Roxy hid behind a rack of clothes, resentment boiling within her. She had seen Yasmin's new designs, which were indeed outstanding. Roxy was unhappy and didn't want Yasmin to gain fame. Thinking for a moment, she took out a packet of laxatives and poured them into several cups of water on the table. After ingesting the laxatives, the models would be too busy dealing with upset stomachs and wouldn't have time to walk the runway.

Te asked "Yes" Roxy said laughing "she was like ahh get her off me" Roxy demonstrated laying in fetal position and screaming making everyone laugh "Dang oh my gosh I wish I was there" Te said

Zoey “What’s this about?” Bri asked, sitting back in her chair. She wore Wyatt’s shirt open with only a thin low-cut bralette beneath. The new tattoo she’d had Issac drill into her skin was simple and elegant as it rested on her sternum just below her breasts. Up the center of her chest, the water lily bloom birthed a crescent moon, a series of lines and dots indicating its glow in a circle around it, and above that a dainty fleur de lis. It paired with the twin Hyacinth Bean vines that now wrapped around her biceps and snaked down her arms and around each ring finger all in elegant black and grey. She and Issac had this thing about being in each other's company in companionable silence. The

Roxy shrugged, "I threw my beautiful acrylic manicured paws at her." Lily laughed and said, "Nice." Sam looked at them and said, "I wish I was there." Marco said, "Don't worry about it. I'm pretty sure it will be uploaded to Worldstar later today," he rolled his eyes. I looked at Roxy in disbelief and said, "Roxy, why did you do that? I mean, I appreciate that you did it, but you didn't need to stick your neck out for me and get into trouble." Roxy looked at me and said, "I didn't stick my neck out. I stuck my paws out," Roxy showing me her hands.

“I didn’t expect to see you so soon. I hope you had a pleasant trip.” I smiled at her. Roxy had been orphaned during the war with Dark Abyss. Her father, a formidable sorcerer, had passed down his magical lineage to her. Known for her exceptional combat sorcery skills, she was among one of the top sorcerers in Yurene. “It was fine,” I said simply, and then I glanced out at the field of trainees. “How are things going?” “The trainees are quick learners,” she replied, and she ran her hand through her wavy black hair. “We’ve been working on mastering basic fighting sorceries. They’re doing great.”