Twice One In A Million Novelas e Histórias

10 million: Chapter: 6 Kent Mia’s is this place near the campus where everyone like to grab a bite. But I didn’t expect it to be EVERYONE. “Hi, Vicky! It’s really you?” Another acquaintance drops by our table to greet her. Jesus, this is the sixth time this evening. “OMG, Mark! You are in town?” This time Ms Irwin gets really excited that she almost jumps.

I am dumbstruck because I can't believe that I am in the presence of my idol. I have always heard about Daisy Fiato and I have never, even in my dreams, thought that I would meet her one day face to face. “Can't she speak?" One of the twins asks. I know that they are twins because they are identical. They are like the same person twice and it is hard to tell who is who. "I… ahem… I can talk. I am Mia," I say and they all smile and my goodness! I am blinded. A nurse comes in carrying a tray and I didn't see any of them call anyone but who cares.

“Fuck no, let’s toss a coin and leave it completely up to fate. Pick a side baby, heads or tails.” My chest throbs. Completely up to fate, I win we hit second base, he wins… I don’t fucking know. “Heads.” He gives me a dark grin that makes him look even more sexier than he has been all evening. He reaches his back pocket for a coin and flips it in the air…

Rebecca~ The first hundred million was somehow the easiest to find. Which was an absolutely insane sentence. I stared at the screen for a full ten seconds after Nina said it. Then I looked at her. Then back at the screen. Then back at her again. “Did you just say the first hundred million?” Nina did not look up. “Yes.” “The first.” “Yes.” “The word first is doing a lot of damage to my mental health right now.” That finally got a smile out of her. Not a big one. Just enough to make me feel slightly less like I was losing my mind. Unfortunately, the numbers remained exactly the same. Which meant I was still losing my mind.

"This can't happen again. It won't happen again." The room fell silent, the only sound was the soft rustling of the leaves outside the window. I took another deep breath, knowing that my next words had to drive the point home. "From now on, I expect vigilance. Absolute vigilance. No more slip-ups. If someone tries to infiltrate our pack again, they should find an impenetrable wall, not a gap to exploit."

The host banged his gavel and said, "Fifteen million going once, fifteen million going twice, fifteen million for the last time …" "Fifty million!" The magnetic voice came from a man in a booth on the second floor. The crowd was thunderstruck!

This story is all about boys love. Love is not gender biased. It's all about feeling how we feel towards someone especial. Everyone gets second choice to correct the mistake . Ryan also gets the second chance to get back his soulmate. But does he really make this chance in the right way or just spoils it again and left regretted rest of his life. Parth who loves him unconditionally, tries all possible ways to get his love but love is all about putting equal efforts from both side.

A stunning silence erupted across the room, and soon the announcer began his final call. “One hundred and eighty thousand,” he repeated. “Going once, Going twice” “Two hundred thousand,” the other person flashed back. “One million pounds!” someone roared from behind one of the mirrors. That person hadn’t even been in the running all this while. He had come from nowhere with his crazy offer. The announcer found his voice, “Uh, One million pounds?” When there was no take back, he went on. “Going once ” His voice sounded like a warning to which ever idiot had just blurted out that amount.

A man's feathery voice called from the crowd and everyone broke out in hushed tones. "Ten million going once, going twice, going thri..." "Twenty million."

“Do I hear anything higher?” The old man’s smile widened. He sat taller now, confidence radiating from him as if the decision had already been sealed. The host drew in a breath. “Going once,” he said. Emily’s vision blurred. Her chest felt hollow. This was it. “Going twice…” Her heart hammered so violently she thought she might pass out. Then a calm voice spoke from the back of the room. “One hundred million.” Everything stopped. The room went dead silent, as if the air itself had been sucked away.