The Elite Novels & Stories

As we flew, Dad briefed me on some documents, providing details about the families of the elites and specific individuals I might encounter at the gathering. In Africa, 20 families were participating in the elite circle, while in Australia or Oceania, there were only three. South America had three, North America had five, Europe had 22, and Asia had 25. Family elites are incredibly wealthy and successful families that hold significant importance worldwide. They have substantial wealth, connections with powerful people, and a history of success in various fields such as business, politics, and culture. They lead in these areas, m

I asked Jace, " It's Vague. All we could gather through difficult connections is that he was part of the Elite force at the Golden Stone Pack," He answered. The Elite force soldiers were the best of the best in the Lycan armies. They went on secret missions for the High Council office which my grandmother, CC, is part of. The Elite Force were spies and assassins. It was hard to believe Luis was one of them. His looks would throw off anyone and categorize him as a pretty playboy gamma.

"Some elite event house in Summit Hill." Elara froze. Then, shrieking: "SUMMIT HILL?" I winced, nearly dropping my phone. "Jesus, Elara—" "EVIE, DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT THAT IS?" I frowned. This girl. "A… place?" She groaned, dragging a hand down her face. "Oh my God. No. It’s the place. The road to Summit Hill is basically made of gold. You breathe the air there, and it adds five years to your life. The richest of the rich live there. Old money. New money. Big-name families. Celebrities."

I toss my bag to the other couch “What party are you going to tonight?” “You mean what party We are going to tonight, you’re in this too” he says standing up from the floor and sits on the couch, laying back. “He wants us at the Elite’s party” Cole explains “The Elites?” Cole nods “Basically the students who say networking when they mean showing off” Tj grins “ Students with very expensive alcohol” “And Elite invite only parties” Cole says eyeing Tj “We wouldn’t even make it pass their parking lot before getting kicked out”

"Someone who can hold her own. Someone who's not afraid to play the game." I snorted. "Honey, I've been playing the game my whole life. I'm just not sure I want to play *your* game." He smirked. "Trust me, Kayla. You'll enjoy this one." The Elite Complex was exactly what it sounded like: a fortress of wealth and exclusivity. High walls, security checkpoints, and a general air of "you're not worthy" permeated the place. Liam flashed some kind of ID, and we were waved through, driving down a long, winding driveway towards a sprawling mansion that looked like it had been plucked straight out of a movie.

They also have a special underground parking lot and the exclusive parking was secured. She went to the special room. It is a big room like a suite that is only for the owner of the Elite. She owns Elite with her brothers but she was the one who built it, with her sidekicks as well. Beside it, it is the only meeting room where the three of them could talk about their business. She doesn't really talk. She has to encode for her to communicate. "Our stocks on the Country Z had lost 10 percent more than our usual income every night." Ethan analyzed as he saw the reports from one of their trusted agents that managed the Branch of Elite Bar at Country Z.

It was nice to hear about them for once. “She was so good,” Esther continued, “And I’m going to give you the same opportunity I gave to her.” I blinked, confused. “What do you mean?” “Have you heard of the Elite Team?” I furrowed my brow, the name familiar. “Yes, my cousin—” I hesitated, correcting myself, “my brother, Dylan, is on that team.” Esther nodded. “Indeed, he is, and so were your parents.” The Elite Team was a special group within the academy, made up of the best students from all years. They were the face of the school, the protectors of the school and followed a separate program.

The man chuckled and looked at his peers. “Tell her man, she is risking her life to know!” He laughed. “Fine. They are called the elite. Does that answer your questions?” He asked. Elite? Lily asked herself. The silence that followed confirmed that her questions were true. It was the same Elites that bullied Omegas in school. They asked for her to be kidnapped?! But she didn't do anything to them. “You tried winning the tournament, though.” Eliza pushed forward. “Oh my goodness, what's the time? I have a tournament to win!” She screamed, looking around. The men burst into another round of laughter.

He walked in their direction and Mariko followed her silently. John, Marcus’ cousin, noticed them. He announced their arrival to the rest of their friends. Christian and Lucas turned their heads in the direction of Marcus. They saw Marcus waving at them. So, they smiled, but they frown when they noticed the woman following him behind. Christian, Lucas, John, and Marcus were members of the Elites. They were the sons of the top four wealthiest families in their country. They became friends thru their fathers who were on board of the directors of the Elite motors, owned by Ethan Reed.

She had less than forty-eight hours to decide how and if she was going to tell me, and the entire time, we had been fighting about one thing or another. It wasn’t reasonable to expect for her to want to tell me when I had come at her so hostile. Alex’s company, Elite, owned everything someone like me could need. Part of their charm was that they had companies of all sorts tied together for Elite clients to use: sports medicine facilities, public relations specialists, lawyers, managers, private chefs… the list went on and on. However, knowing that Rob was contracted with Elite made me hesitant to call anyone tied to Elite, even Alex, despite the fact that he owned it.