Stanley Dr Stone Novels & Stories

, he said. "Who are you? What did you do to my stone-hearted CEO?", I asked him. It was a reference to a magazine I read months back. "Your love was strong enough to melt my Stone heart", said Dane. "I love you, Dane. I will love to revive our vows", I said to him. "That is much better than your initial response", said Dane with a chuckle. "Stop embarrassing me", I said rolling my eyes. I feel so much dumb. "Let us do this then Mrs Wellington", said Dane.

His temple came in contact with her left shoulder, a knowing smirk scrawled across his luscious lips. The magnificent stone building standing in front of June literally stole the breath from her lungs. It was high rise, with numerous floor to ceiling windows, gold pillars, a wide wrap around courtyard accentuated with different varieties of flowers, it was perfect. It's massive doors stood wide open, as though daring you to step in and behold it's beauty.

When I had checked online on the Stone Foundation, I had been surprised to see how versatile Adam Stone really was. Being able to merge different commercial sectors together was a gift. His investments ranged from clubs, to orphanages, to hospitals, hotels and literally any long term business. I hadn't realized how huge he was. Probably because I had failed to check him on the internet. Hell, I hadn't even known his last name was Stone until two days ago. And he hadn't known you had a husband either. My mind jabbed and I winced. The driver was guided into the car park by one of the security guards. I slipped out of the car, and walked briskly to the entrance of the building. I ignored the pa

He was all warm smiles and soft eyes when he greeted me, “How have you been, Yuri?” “I’m okay,” I nodded at him gratefully. Sure, mom had checked up on me, and even helped lift my spirits up after the competition. But she didn’t know how much I was betting everything on the win that never came. “They did you wrong that day,” he released a heavy sigh, and I was ready to tell him to just drop the subject, when he went on, “Thankfully, David Stone is many things but he’s no fool.” David Stone hadn’t been among the jury, as far as I knew, but he was one of the best designers this world knew.

Nolan looked at him and asked, “Stone was one a member of the training camp. If my memory serves me right, he was from the batch that attended the assessment to join the headquarters.” The man was stumped for a while before nodding. “Yes. Stone is strong. All of the people who have been under him before admire him a lot. He's very loyal to Ms. Summers, and he would introduce people he trusts to Ms. Summers, and I'm one of them. Honestly, I didn't know Stone’s identity in the beginning. I just knew that he came from a powerful organization, and it was only until later that I learned that he worked for the Goldmanns. As for why he would follow Ms. Summers, I guess he loved her?”

It ain't my kid; my attention was needed elsewhere. Axil had also stopped by once before disappearing again with the promise of picking me up after I was discharged from the hospital. There were tons of work to do as he tried to manage everything, starting from the humans who lived within the town, the old members, the new members, and the recently freed members. All the stone people were finally freed. I heard that a lot of them were able to survive while a few unlucky ones had long since ran out of life essence and had died beneath the stone, Bea's mother being one of them.

“Caleb is a monster, and I’ll make him pay for everything he took from me and more.” “Good. My lawyers will draft up a divorce agreement. You’ll get a proper settlement.” “No.” “No?” “I don’t want anything from Caleb. I just want to be done with him.” “I understand.” “I I also need someone who can fake my death.” Before he could ask any questions, I stopped him. “Veronica Stanton was an unfortunate ballerina and a miserable housewife. I don’t want to associate with that anymore.” “I’ll get right on it.” With that, he left the room.

Had the world gone mad? Tanya's face twitched. Her voice was hoarse as she cried, "There must be a mistake, Mr. Colson! How could Ashton possibly own a genuine diamond like The Lustra? That's absolutely impossible. I don't believe it!" "Mrs. Sloan, are you questioning my appraisal ability?" Stanley's expression turned cold. "N-No, that's not what I meant." Tanya panicked. Stanley was extremely distinguished in Javonbury and had plenty of connections. She couldn't afford to offend him.

“Listen carefully. Your department must know something about this. And if they don’t, then it means I pay them for nothing. And you know what happens next.” Mr. Miles stiffened. “Sir, I assure you, I will look into it. There must be an explanation. We will find out what caused this.” “I’m sure you will,” a deep voice said from the doorway. Both Gabriel and Mr. Miles turned at once. Stone walked in with steady, calm steps. He was Gabriel’s personal head of security, the one Gabriel trusted the most. His face was serious, and he moved with quiet confidence. He stopped right in front of them.

His hair, turned silver with age, fell gently over a face that had long forgotten how to smile. Elias Stone. Founder and Commander of VORTEX. To the world, he was just a wealthy philanthropist funding genetic research for “disease control.” But to the hidden supernatural community, he was a monster…the ghost that hunted their kind, the man whose labs turned their kin into test subjects.