The Legendary Mechanic Novel Full Novels & Stories

I say. These mates of mine have saved me, have given me a life that I didn’t even know I wanted, and now they’ve given me a family. Our family. I pull Aeron’s arms a little tighter and slowly drift off with a smile on my face. THE END ******** This is the end of the first book in this series. The second book is called the Lycan Inheritance, and the first few chapters are up now. This book follows Adriel, all grown up and now the Lycan King. Rosalie, Aeron, and Cain are still in this book so you’ll see more about how their relationship has grown and developed.

He had a thick layer of foundation on his face, and his eyes were terribly bloodshot. I could tell that he was incredibly frazzled, especially since he seemed to be oblivious to the fact that his hair was a complete mess. "Are you here to talk business with me, Mr. Samson? Come back tomorrow. It's closing time." I didn't look up at Terence as I pulled open the door of my brand new luxury car. There was a complicated look in Terence's eyes. A long moment passed before he finally murmured, "I'm sorry, Lilian. Please come back to Gilded Ages."

They say you can't outrun your past on two wheels, but I was about to prove them wrong until the man who destroyed my father's legacy pulled up beside me at 90 miles per hour. The engine beneath me roared like a caged beast as I leaned into the turn, my knee nearly scraping asphalt. Wind screamed past my helmet, carrying the acrid smell of burning rubber and gasoline. This was freedom. This was power. This was the only place where Mia Chen, struggling mechanic and daddy's disappointing daughter, didn't exist.

"Fix it and we start moving." Alex immediately got to work not wanting to waste any more time, he had learned how to do some car mechanics from his grandfather when he was younger and now he was glad it was helping him in such a situation. In no time he was done and they embarked on the road as the darkness in the sky approached, he could see that they were approaching the city. The driver stopped by the side of the road where a man in black stood while smoking and waiting for someone who turned out to be the driver, he got down and approached the man who seemed somewhat familiar to Alex.

I coughed violently, patting the beads of sweat stuck to my forehead in ascending order with my handkerchief. "He say, when he finish eating his Iya Labisi amala, he will come." Kasali ran towards my car, hitting the bonnet repeatedly like that will do that magic. "What kind of whack mechanic is that? Can't you bring another serious-minded one?" I picked up my bag, searching for my phone. "No!" He shook his head negatively. "Mechanic macho is the best in the world, na him build Ferrari and Bugatti with his two hands in one day." He removed his cap, trying to pass his point across.

Elena's POV Dante Romano's gaze faltered slightly as he looked at the die on my desk. He recognized it immediately, having personally ordered its creation years ago. He had placed a weighted core in it, meticulously engineered to ensure that regardless of how it was thrown, it would always land on the exact same side—one. He raised his hand to rub his temples, letting out an exasperated sigh. "Please quit playing around, Elena. You ought to know how troublesome this case is. If the Romano Famiglia loses its business in Vallenzia, the entire Famiglia's foundation will be shaken.

“He wasn’t going to talk, Lys. And even if he did, everything that came out of his mouth would have been a lie. It’s better this way.” I turned to the mechanic who stood there watching the whole scene, his eyes wide with terror and he stepped back as I pointed at the dead body. “See that?” I told him, my voice deadly cold and hard. “That's what happens to anyone who tries to screw me or my brother over.” The mechanic swallowed hard and nodded quickly, his hands shaking visibly. “I-I didn’t mean any harm, honest.” I stepped closer, towering over him. “I don’t care. You tried to set us up.”

I glanced at her and replied innocently, "That's because you never asked. Since you didn't, why should I say anything? After all, I've already handed over all the files. "Besides, there were clearly gaps in the code. Don't tell me you didn't notice? Anyway, I've got to head home now and binge-watch some shows in bed." With that, I turned and dashed off, completely ignoring Sandy's furious shrieks behind me. … At exactly 8:00 am, I clocked in right on time. Slumping into my office chair, I saw there were hardly any documents left on my desk. With no work to do for now, I picked up my phone and started playing ranked matches.