The Lottery Novels & Stories

- “Gain a chance to spin a Lottery!” Lottery is immediately appear in his system, the spinning machine is blocking his way and halted him in surprises. “What is this?” There's some strange item that he may possibly win if he spin the lottery. Respectively, they are: Wish, Life, Death, Strength, Potion, Mastery! “What are you doing?” She ask him, she's been observing how his face changes from terror to surprise. She assume...he got it big! “You sure are unbelievably weird!” She try to ignore him and walk away as he's in his own business.. But she sure is curious about what makes him in such delighful look.

“We’ll make it subtle. An anonymous text. Something tempting enough to pull her out of her safe little bubble but not enough to set off alarms. I want everything perfect. No mistakes.” Marco leaned over my shoulder as I began typing. “What’s the angle?” “A lottery,” I said, the words pouring out like venom. “She’s won something. Something big. Something she can’t ignore.” The message came together quickly: Congratulations! You’ve been selected as the winner of our exclusive luxury giveaway. Claim your prize of $100,000 and a weekend getaway by attending our private event tomorrow afternoon. Details attached. Marco frowned. “She might think it’s a scam.”

For me, it was a small stuffed elephant Ryan had won for me at a fair when I was four. It was ratty, but clean, and the same good luck charm I’d had with me throughout every single phase of life, from the day he proudly presented it to me at that fair. He was eight at the time, missing a few teeth, and when he handed it over, his chest was swollen with pride for having won it. “Okay, everyone.” Craig’s voice boomed from the front of the massive office—bullpen, I corrected myself mentally. “Insert your name as a username, and a computer-generated password will pop up. You’ll need to change that password to one you’ve chosen yourself before you continue.”

Andos said. Alfi just obeyed him. "What a moron. There’s no way he will win as he picks the 6D lottery (A short of "6 digits". The odds is 1:999999.) And I will win as I have an SS luck." Andos said in his mind. What a jerk.

“Give me that.” He fumbled for money in his pocket. “Here, this is for your fare for tomorrow. Watch over Tolits.” “Yup, yup. Take care.” After he left, I went to the nearest lotto outlet. Hope I win! If not, I'd be going to meet Mom and Dad soon...Why in the world did I have to get such a bad luck? 5,867,000. That is seven digits! Million! We’re talking about millions! Where could I possibly get that! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

When he saw him continue eating inbetween a few steps, Feng Shao smiled and started eating his own. After they were done, they followed a path close to a river. Where a red coloured bridge was suspended at the east side of the village. This area is very famous and it is where most people spend their time at, mainly during festivals, where they would play some riddles and get gorgeous lanterns if they win. They would light everything and put all of it in the river, and let them float. This made the scenery look more mesmerising than usual. Somedays, they used it as a recreational place and also as a resting point.

No one can see the way your cunt still pulses with aftershocks, or the way your heart beats faster when you hear his footsteps approaching. Gabriel walks past, coffee in hand. He lets two fingers trail across the small of your back—exactly where thirty-nine names used to live. He pauses. Leans down. His lips brush the shell of your ear. "The lottery is canceled permanently, Lila. You're off the market." His kiss is soft, chaste—just a brush at the corner of your mouth. But everyone sees it. And no one dares to comment. Then he's gone, disappearing into his office with a quiet click of the door.

I did not think that I would be chosen again in another lucky draw. The lottery machine on the screen began to spin again. [Three, two, one, stop—]

“Firstly, she has lottery money, and she’s rich. Secondly, she’s a top talent in the industry, and she has potential. Why couldn’t she afford something small like this?” He did not know Jared. He only defended me because he admired my talent. “Lottery?” Jared was shocked. His face fell. If he had not divorced me, that sum of money would have been his, and he would not need to repay his debt in such a pathetic manner. “You should’ve told me about the lottery!” he said. “You used our money to purchase that. You should give me half of it!” “Dream on,” I said coldly. Jared was greedy. “That’s my money! If you don’t share, I’ll sue you until you do!”

North was clearly not the type of person who would believe in lottery results that could be manipulated like that. He was a logical and systematic thinker, so he didn’t believe in the concept of luck. He always believed that everything that happened was the result of actions that had been carefully planned. The lottery, of course, was no exception. “Er, Young Master. I … just received news from L-Land.” Hearing the name of the company owned by HC made Ben Walter stop in his tracks. To be honest, he had been eagerly awaiting his meeting with HC or its representative. Besides being determined to thwart the project being run by Angela Jackson-his ex-girlfriend wh