The Pinnacle Of Life

Hearing that sentence coming from Aunt Rockefeller made Alex’s heart skip a beat.

There were no doubts about Aunt Rockefeller’s beauty. It was in the way she carried herself where not even the richest of the rich and famous could ever hope to reach that air of confidence.

She was like the clouds on the horizon, stained with soft hues and ever changing, never to be captured or controlled, so everyone could only admire and adore such beauty.

She could play the part of the cool and the sophisticated, as well as being sweet and pretty. Sometimes she was a joy to be around, but at other times, drive someone up a wall.

“S-stop joking around like that!” Alex quickly broke eye contact.

“Heh, obviously, I was kidding. I’m your aunt, after all! Don’t ever let me catch you thinking about anything along those lines, or you’ll be in for a bashing!”

boat. He was tense and nervous for Alex, like walking on a tightrope. He had just gotten off the phone with two other grandmasters from the Divine Constabulary, who refused to come along while providing excuses about not meddling

the ins and outs when the Melvis family

sound of water splashing further ahead. He saw that Alex and Aunt Rockefeller were gone, and only an empty boat remained bobbing about in

they jump into the water?” Zachary didn’t understand why they jumped overboard, and he couldn’t spot anyone around the lake at

grateful

hand, merely glanced at

ramble. “Xavier, do you have any conscience from being a Great Guardian of the Divine Constabulary? My grandfather is the president of the Divine Constabulary, and my father’s

off your head there and then when

“He’s the elder of the