Novels by Bea Writes

The noise outside the building did not go away. Instead, it got louder and more serious. At first, people were just whispering and turning their heads. Everyone inside the Event Center started staring at the huge glass doors at the front of the hall.Then, the massive front doors swung open.But no one walked inside right away. Through the clear glass walls, the crowd watched the driveway. A car rolled to a slow, smooth stop. It wasn't a normal car. Under the bright lights, it sparkled so much it looked like it was made of diamonds. It was a one of a kind hypercar called the Aetherion One.Only two of these cars exist in the whole world. One is locked away in a museum like a treasure. The other one was right here, engine humming, looking like a beast ready to run.Everyone in the room gasped at the same time. Even the reporters, who usually scramble for photos, stood perfectly still. This car was so beautiful and expensive that people were afraid to even get close to it.The engine

The noise outside the building did not go away. Instead, it got louder and more serious.At first, people were just whispering and turning their heads. Everyone inside the Event Center started staring at the huge glass doors at the front of the hall.Then, the massive front doors swung open.But no one walked inside right away. Through the clear glass walls, the crowd watched the driveway.A car rolled to a slow, smooth stop. It wasn't a normal car. Under the bright lights, it sparkled so much it looked like it was made of diamonds. It was a one of a kind hypercar called the Aetherion One.Only two of these cars exist in the whole world. One is locked away in a museum like a treasure. The other one was right here, engine humming, looking like a beast ready to run.Everyone in the room gasped at the same time. Even the reporters, who usually scramble for photos, stood perfectly still.This car was so beautiful and expensive that people were afraid to even get close to it.The engine sh

Professor Darby stood alone on the upper balcony, his palm resting against the cold glass railing as he stared down at the grand hall below.The soft and elegant music continued to play.But his mind was far from relaxed.He had watched Malcolm, Azeez, and the three girls earlier. He had seen the tension in their bodies, the way their conversations dropped into whispers whenever Robert’s name came up.That alone disturbed him.Footsteps approached from behind.Two large men in black suits stopped a few steps away. Their posture was rigid, they were professional security personnel.Professor Darby didn’t turn around.“Any report on the boy yet?” he asked quietly.“No sir." one of the guards replied. “Nothing yet.”Darby inhaled deeply. “And my daughter?”The guards exchanged a brief glance.“Still the same sir. No sign of her around the venue.”Darby finally turned to face them. His eyes were restless. “She should’ve been here by now.”“Yes sir.”“Why isn’t she here yet?” he muttered,

The grand hall remained alive with soft music, guests clinked wine glasses as they chatted and laughed, but beneath all that acting, they all felt pressured by tonight's event.Malcolm stood near the back with Julie, Tracy, and Silver, with champagne glasses in their hands. Their eyes kept drifting toward the entrance, again and again. Ever since they arrived, they had been waiting.Not for the Emmetts, not for speeches, not for the million dollar cars.They were only waiting for two people, Robert and the mystery person from the Graham family.Julie shifted on her heels, scanning the room. “He should be here by now." she said quietly.Tracy nodded. “After everything that happened earlier… there’s no way he misses this.”Silver crossed her arms. “I just want to see him up close again. I need to understand how he did that.”Malcolm didn’t answer. His jaw was clenched, his grip firm around the stem of his glass. What he’d seen earlier with his own eyes still didn’t make sense to him. S

The city was vibrant and alive at night. A massive skyscraper glowed against the night sky, its glass walls reflecting neon signs and spotlights.Outside, red carpets led to the doors, lined with photographers and security guards. The air was full of excitement and people chatting, wondering what would happen next.Inside the lobby, the floors were polished marble, and the air smelled like expensive perfume and champagne. Incredible luxury cars were parked like trophies under bright lights. A Pagani Huayra Roadster caught the eye first with its slick curves. Beside it, a Bugatti Chiron Sport sparkled under the glow of the overhead lights and a Koenigsegg Jesko sat beside it.The line of hypercars continued. A Ferrari 812 Superfast, a LaFerrari in red, a Lamborghini Reventón, one of twenty in the world, and a McLaren Senna GTR.Cameras flashed non stop as people took photos of the luxury cars.Rich guests arrived one after another. Men wore tuxedos and suits worth as much as entire c

The Ferrari rolled into the underground VIP parking section of the Graham Hotel. The roar of the V8 engine reduced to a low hum, echoing faintly against the marble walls.Robert stepped out first and Anna followed.“Let’s grab a quick snack,” Robert suggested calmly.Anna nodded and followed him silently. From her expression, it was clear she was still processing everything with RobertThey made their way to a quiet lounge tucked behind a velvet curtain, a VIP area away from the crowded dining rooms.The room was small, and adorned with alluring wall decorations.The low tables shone under the soft lighting. The scent of baked bread and roasted coffee lingered in the room like a warm invitation.Anna sat on a leather chair at the corner, trying to relax. She really tried, but everything still felt like a dream.Robert pulled out the chair opposite her and draped his jacket neatly over the back. “You hungry?” he asked.She nodded, and the waiters came over, they placed their order and