Under The Greenlight Chapter 67 Novels & Stories

"I'm serious, I know exactly what I'm saying and doing. If you didn't understand, feel free to review the security tapes." I stepped back slowly. Without a second thought, I turned and walked away. As I passed the trash can where the gift was in, I picked it up and flung it at the man trailing behind me. "Handing out gifts before it's even your turn, Mr. Smith? You're quite the generous one. Looks like wedding bells are calling for you. Here's to a lifetime of happiness and loving family!" I rounded the last corner of the office when Marvin's angry voice chased after me.

Please—’ A familiar heat spread through my body and wrist, and I let out a small sigh of relief. Green light burst from me, and the dome the insects trapped me in scattered. They still hovered around me, but not as close as before. I held up my hands, and the glow grew brighter. The insects’ flight pattern grew in a frenzy, and in the next few seconds, they ran away from me. “Thank you, Liana.” I muttered, cradling my hand to my chest. Raphael! Where was Raphael?!

A paralysing, infinite silence spread in the massive server forest. The threatening amber that had filled the entire room still flickered once... and then changed. A warm, quiet emerald green rinsed through the glass fibers, the same light that Alpha and Beta flowed through. I dropped my empty rifle and dropped down at the column, the burning wound ignoring my leg. I laughed, a hysterical, relieved laugh quickly suffocated by tears of exhaustion. Nova fell on me and pressed her hands firmly on my wound to stop bleeding. Kael abandoned the destroyed core of the AI. The green light was reflected in

He almost smiled. "Same." --- End of Chapter Sixty-Seven.

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Book Two: The Green Dawn Chapter 212: The Garden of Tomorrow The white lights continued to bloom. Not all at once. Not in perfect rhythm. One by one. Like stars appearing in the evening sky. The crystal pool reflected them all. Each light represented a single choice. A quiet kindness. A forgiving heart. A hand extended instead of withdrawn. The underground chamber glowed brighter with every new seed that awakened. Ama stood in silence. She had spent so long believing that great changes required great heroes.

TRIGGER WARNING This chapter contains violence and blood which may not be suitable for some readers. Discretion is advised and stay safe. Otherwise, enjoy reading. Delaney patted her back. "May the Gods bless you." "I hope." Cyan put her hat down on her chair and glided to the center of the arena, landing a few meters before her opponent—a young man with short, sky-blue hair, receiving a spear from a teacher. "I don't want to hurt a girl, but I hope you'll give me a good time, Belladonna," said the guy in a mocking voice, flamboyantly running his hand through his hair. "After all, you're that Glory's daughter."

His arms came up and gripped onto my forearm as he tried to pry my grip off of him. Sounds of struggle came from us like we were in a wrestling match, and only then did Aurora open her eyes back up and saw me. Her teary, bloodshot eyes looked at me and she breathed out my name in relief, "Kiran," barely audibly. Gabe went limp, and I threw him to the side of the room to fall face-down on the floor. All I saw was red when my anger took over me and I got on my knees in front of him, wanting to pummel him until you couldn't recognize him anymore, but Aurora's sobs pulled me out of my wrath and I turned to her.

"Take those eye contact lenses off." "Huh?" "Those blue eye contacts you're wearing. Take them off." I sighed. "Chloe..." "Take them off." I sighed again, a sign of giving in. I stopped my tracks, which made her stopped hers too and placed my books on a random table nearby. I carefully took my contact lenses out and placed them where they belong. "See?" Chloe said as I picked my books up again. "You look so much better with green eyes." "Thanks," I grinned. "It's so weird to go on without them. It just feels..."

After a loud bang, a huge deep pit appeared in the ground, and energy spread. The center of the collision was filled with dust and smoke, leaving only the huge Verge Tower. The green dragon was nowhere to be seen. Philip hovered at the spire of Verge Tower, looked at Sylvia’s pale face, and said coldly, “This is your last chance. Hand over the Multidew Herb and I’ll let you go.” “Hehe, you’re not good enough to take me down.” Sylvia said with a sneer. A green jade butterfly appeared in her hand, shining brightly and covering Sylvia's whole body.

Hе’ѕ talking about Nеоn. [Next POV: 'Carrie' in Chapter 68]