Starlight Eugene Novels & Stories

Eugene nodded his head. "Yes, Nick said that behind this house there is a stable where the horses are cared for and it also has a farm that grows some vegetables, fruits, and some kinds of herbs. I don't know about the others, but hearing that from the people here made me believe that this place is so extravagant that even I didn't expect it to be this big. I thought that jerk just sold this place for a higher price to tease me, but it turns out that he sold it with a friendly price." When the wind starts to blow, Eugene laughs as he brushes his hair backward. "That jerk is too sweet," he said, recalling Elias' iconic silly face. Yeah, even though that man is too silly and playful, he always

“They all do. They learn quickly.” The man near the fireplace still hadn’t spoken. But he was listening. That much was clear from the way his jaw tensed—just barely. The way his eyes remained fixed on the fire, like he didn’t trust what he’d say if he looked at any of them. Or maybe, Elara thought, he just didn’t want to see her. Not really. Her father poured himself a drink as the visitors stood to leave. “We’ll send her by the next full moon,” he said. “With a maid. A quiet one.”

Adora didn’t say anything. She just watched quietly from the side. He didn’t hide it. He grabbed his phone, leaned back against the headboard, and dialed Eugene’s number. At that moment, Eugene was still at the hotel with Ruby. But the passion he’d felt earlier had long since faded. Looking at Ruby, nearly bald in front of him, Eugene felt like he’d just swallowed a fly. Ruby sobbed as she picked up the wig that had fallen off the pillow and put it back on.

But amidst this joy, they were unaware of the storm brewing just outside their sanctuary. One crisp afternoon, as they prepared to take Aiden for his first outing, an unexpected visitor lurked nearby. A paparazzi, ever hungry for a story, had been following the couple since they left the hospital. With a stealthy approach, he managed to capture the intimate moment as Lune, Arlo, and their newborn son entered their car. The flash of the camera was quick, a mere blink, but it held the potential to change everything.

I said as I put down my phone next to me and looked at the food and beverages Maurice had brought us. "And? The Starlyn Colony is the second largest in the U.S., next to the Owens, right? Why not just let their Elders handle it?" Maurice asked as I smirked, looking at his curly, deep red, wild fohawk hair that almost hid his sigil of Greed on the corner of his left eye. "Because it could lead to utter war." I said, picking up a cup of coffee from the table and finding it next to the chips and sandwiches.

Marya's mouth was ajar in shock and panic but Mia had no emotion as she looked more relaxed than ever as if she doesn't care what that implies. "Are you sure you saw it or did someone tell you they did?" Marya asked to be sure she wasn't having hearing problems. "Come outside with me, It's still there." Maudlin said, dragging Marya and Mia with her. When they reached outside the mansion they saw many other people who also came outside to see the star. The star was standing boldly behind a half moon, it wasn't like every other star that does appear at nights, this one was different. It looked bigger in size, red in color and it appears as if it has scars all over.

"Your testimony at tomorrow's tribunal will be crucial. Eugene's sentencing affects not just Silver Creek, but all the territories where he's planted his offspring." Across the packhouse, Drake and Adrian were compiling comprehensive files on each of Eugene's known children. The analytical brothers worked in seamless tandem, their enhanced efficiency another unexpected benefit of the sixfold bond. "The youngest is just days old," Adrian noted, reviewing the information Annabella had provided through her familial connections. "A daughter in Moonsfall territory." Drake nodded grimly. "Eugene was still expanding his network even as his plans began to unravel. The question is why? What was he ul

King Edluna of the Starliege Kingdom issued a memorandum early in the morning announcing the return of his beloved son, Prince Julius Friedrick Asters Starliege III with the valiant Starknights. The Kingdom of Starliege is situated in the realm of a thousand stars. It's supported by three gigantic Pillars with galaxies in it. The city itself is white and towering buildings can be seen from afar. The castle is heavens high and above it is a machine the Starlians call 'The Heavens Eyes' or T.H.E.

So, when she walked into the room, she stayed on high alert. Yet, when the three of them were seated, the first thing Eugene said was, "I'd like to work with Starborne Entertainment. Lloyd Jewelry needs a spokesperson, and Starborne is the best choice. I'd like to partner up with your artists." As Eugene explained himself, he didn't think Jacklyn would refuse him. After all, it was business, and no businessman would refuse a deal. Jacklyn, however, calmly answered, "No, thanks." Eugene was confused. "Why? Can't we even work together professionally now?"