Lance Marley Novels & Stories

he paused on his words when he saw my expression darken. I gave a signal to Theo, who immediately walked towards Mr. Martins and whispered something to him "CEO, just CEO…the CEO doesn't like someone talking all high and mighty about him" Theo whispered to Mr martins whose expression immediately turned apologetic as he turned around and bowed many times towards me. "I'm sorry Mr. Leonard…please forgive my attitude just now" he gave an awkward smile which made everyone to burst out laughing again. Even Amelia was laughing. This was so embarrassing "Please, once again, ladies and gentlemen…I present to you Mr. Leonard, the one and only CEO of 7ELEVEN corporation" everyone gave a standing ovati

Ridiculing Lance more. Lance were never insulted like this, nor someone make fun of him. Madden, he shouted, “Shut up! Just bring it on!” “Accept my offer, I'm warning you.” Zitrey said while playing the ball on her fingers. “If not, you will terribly lose.” The referee was about to blow the whistle. “Who are you scaring off? I'm Lance Von Lumiere, a man who never been defeated. No one stand before me nor standing with the same level as me. To my presence, your just, an ant Zitrey!”

Lance said and Sheila quickly stepped back. If Lance had looked angry when he was talking to me, he looked murderous when he turned to talk to Shelia. “Lance, please let me talk to Marshall,” Sheila said gently. “Marshall is not here. Haven't you wondered how I can be with another female without you feeling the pain?” Lance asked. I was forced to take back control from Sheila. “You poisoned Marshall so that you could lay with another female?” I asked with tears welled up in my eyes. “If that is what it takes to have my pup, so be it,” Lance said then stormed out of the room.

"Agreed. It's been truly tough. I truly admire his tenacity. His willpower is extraordinary. He must be clinging to the thought of his family, refusing to let go. An ordinary person would likely have given up during the torment." Hearing this, Lance felt a sharp pain in his heart. Having served on the Southern Border battlefield, especially during the intense early battles, he too had struggled on the brink of life and death. Back then, driven by his mission and the promise of marrying Adelaide, whom Airella had agreed to let him wed, he had resolved to survive and return to marry the woman he had loved for so long. It was that very resolve that had sustained him through countless trials. Af

Then a hand went up. “It’s y equals mx plus b.” I turned toward the voice. The guy sitting next to me was Hispanic. Sharp jawline. Curly hair. Blue eyes. Arms like tree trunks. “That’s correct,” Mrs. Payne said. “And your name?” “Marcelo,” he replied. “My name is Marcelo.”

Ella said, “You aren’t just hurting yourself, Cato. You have nine younger siblings and every single one of them looks up to you. Even Lili.” Out of the ten, Lili had the most fire in her soul. Since four years old, she’d been independent and unable to stand being ordered around. She was also smart. Very smart. She knew exactly how to get her way and she never let anyone take advantage. She and Cato fought relentlessly, but although she’d never admit it, she admired Cato. The coffee sat untouched on the table as he stared at the rising steam. “Also yes, Marco noticed his missing joint,” I said, “Did you think that wouldn’t trace back to you?”

Lance I have already accepted the fact that my life would consist of nothing but ordinary. I guess, coming from my very own perception of life and the list of all galvanizing events that I've experienced, it's just right to say that sadly, I peaked in high school. And that is it for Lance Anderson. Both of the best and the worst years that I've experienced in my entire life just occurred way back in high school, and right now, I am nothing but a log floating adrift in the ocean ostensibly with no direction at all. In the last five years, I would say that college was a black gap in my life; nothing exciting or enthralling happened to me. I glided in the background like a Christmas tree, promp

"This means there is still a chance to meet Nelson. You can still look forward to it and see if he is your father or not." At this time, Thomas’s face sank, and he said something that surprised Aries and Iris. "I'm afraid that even after Lance is cured, I won’t be able to see him just yet." Iris frowned and asked, "What do you mean?" Thomas sighed and explained: "Today I treated Lance and found that his disease is very special. It is not congenital but man-made." "What do you mean by man-made?" "I found that Lance’s internal organs have been damaged to varying degrees, and there are still a few toxins in his body. He looks sluggish and his cognitive faculties have been heavily compromised, b

But it was only a warning, for Marvin to step back before things got ugly for him. Marvin froze, and his hand went up like a white flag. “Okay, okay!” he stammered, backing away faster than he tried to be a hero. “Chill! Just, chill, I'll get back to my seat!” Lance's eyes shot up with horror as he stepped forward. No one disrespected or treated his daughters like this, so he wasn't about to let it happen this time. “Let her go, you son of a bitch, She’s done nothing to you!” He roared as he charged forward like a father who was possessed, or a lion defending his pride. but Elvis' men got in his way and shoved him back with brutal force.

He even missed out on his Club meetings because of me. "Hi, Nia. What's up?" Lance answered my call that evening. I plopped down our sofa and replied, "Just wanted to catch up. I attended this afternoon's last-ditch campaign event of Alfred." I waited with bated breath his reaction, but all he said was, "You're the third person to call me up to talk about that. Archer and Jon already told me earlier. Well, you know Jon. He stayed to ogle at the models. I really don't care if I lose to him. He deserves to win as he worked so hard for the votes." I bit on my lip before blurting out, "I failed you. I did not know he would take it this far." I heard Lance laughed so hard on the other end of the