William Li Book Novels & Stories

William was only a teenager when the Lui family collapsed, but at that time, he had already led an army of people fighting in the business field. ''You've done a great deal investigating, but I abide by certain code, Lewis. Besides, I don't need you to tell me what to do," said William, who did not need to explain to anyone anything he had done. "Then what about Chica? Who is she to you?" Lewis wanted to know whether William really loved Crista or if he merely wanted to possess her out of jealousy.

The policemen stared at Liana. "Miss, what Mr. Libanes is talking about, is it true?" They asked. "If your wife is really in pain as they say, why didn't you trigger the rescue instead of the police?" Liana asked them indifferently. "And who said I didn't send for the rescue? My men have already done that! "William replied. "You'd better pray my wife doesn't get hurt, otherwise you're gone, Liana!" William angrily warned, but Liana's expression didn't even twitch, it was as if she didn't give a damn about William's warning.

I try to sound absurd, but looking at Liam's expression, he must've believed in the damn legend. I take the book from him and close it, putting it back on a random shelf but taking note where I've just placed it. I'll need it later for more reference. “Shouldn't you be preparing for the arrival of the elders also?” I change the subject immediately. Pulled out of his trance, he remembers about the event. “yeah...” he says and stands up straight. I start walking out of the library, focused in leading him out of the room which seems to work. I observe William closely and he looks a bit distracted. Although I don't ask him about it, I know that he's avoiding me. After all, this is the first time

By evening, Lily sat in William’s office, her laptop open, reviewing the manifests Sofia had shown her. William worked at his desk, jacket discarded, sleeves rolled. The quiet between them was soft, filled with the rhythmic scratch of his pen and the faint hum of the city below. “You’re distracted,” William said suddenly, not looking up. Lily startled. “Just… thinking about Nany. And… the email.” He set his pen down and leaned back, studying her with that sharp, calculating gaze that so often intimidated others but never her. “Show me the email.”

Tobey Gilbert, William’s beta, suggested, “Do you think that vampire was planning to steal things? I mean, he stole Liara’s luggage?” On which Willian glared at Liara, “That reminds me, what the hell were you thinking, Liara? Why did you run behind them just for your BOOKS?” he growled in anger. “Have you lost your common sense by studying so many books?” Liara lowered her eyes and listened to his scolding. She knew that Alpha was scolding her because he cared for her like his daughter. Also, Willian Pataky was one of her professors. “I’m sorry, Sir.” She apologized. Her books were her love. How could she let it go just like that? Even in that situation when she knew that those vampires woul