Nobela ni Night Owl

~ Aria's POV ~I gasped loudly, my eyebrows arching in shock as I realized where I was. I sprang up from the bed, looking around. I was back in my room—in the school filled with frightening monsters.The last thing I remembered was escaping from here, then meeting a man who offered to take me to Greystone Falls. He only had one ear, and afterward, we ran into a moving truck.I was absolutely sure the truck hit us. I should either be in a coma right now… or six feet under the ground. So how the hell am I alive and back in this strange school I thought I had escaped from?I rushed to the mirror, checking for any signs of injury from the accident, but there was nothing. I was nearly stripping myself naked just to be sure—but still, not even a scratch. It was as if the accident never happened.“What the heck happened?” I whispered to myself.The door creaked open and Callista entered. I quickly rushed to her. Somehow, I wasn’t afraid of her. Maybe it was because of her friendly nature.“

~ Aria's POV ~I kept trembling as their eyes remained fixed on me. They didn’t look away, and that made my heart pound loudly in my chest. I have never been this scared in all my nineteen years on earth.I had every reason to be afraid—because I was surrounded by monsters I thought only existed in storybooks. If I wanted to live a long life, I needed to get out of this place before I became their next meal.These werewolves might feed on my flesh, and the vampires would feed on my blood. As their eyes stayed focused on me, I stepped backward slowly, and the moment my hand touched the doorknob, I bolted, running as fast as I could.I didn’t know where I was going. All I knew was that I was running through a hallway that seemed to stretch endlessly—until Miss Hellcat, the cartoon-like lady I had nicknamed, suddenly appeared in front of me.I screamed so loudly that I landed harshly on my butt, nearly twisting my wrist.“Going somewhere, my darling?” she asked with a smile.I stood up f

~ Aria's POV ~I pushed my luggage inside the room assigned to me by the cartoon-like lady. I didn’t know her name, and since she looked like someone straight out of a TV show, I decided to give her a nickname.I’ve always been fond of giving people nicknames. It’s one of the main reasons I often get into trouble with my classmates—but unfortunately for them, I’m a fighter, not a lover.As I dragged all my luggage into my new room, I couldn’t help but wonder why my mom didn’t help me move in. I could vividly remember how she helped me settle into my dorm in my first year of college. She hugged me so tightly and didn’t want to let go. But now? She had rushed off, avoiding the question about why she lied to the cartoon-like lady, claiming my silver-white hair was dyed.“Fuck me!” I exclaimed the moment I entered fully and realized I had a roommate. Her bed was on the left side of the room, with clothes scattered all over it—pink clothes, which just so happened to be my least favorite co

~ Aria’s POV ~As my mom drove closer and closer to Velmora, I could feel a familiarity fluttering in my chest. The air felt familiar, and the sky looked darker than usual, like the town itself had been waiting for me to get here.“Are you okay, Aria?” my mom asked when she noticed how uneasy I felt.“I don't like it here, Mom. Let's go back to Greystone Falls. That’s where I’ve been my whole life,” I said.I didn't like the weirdness I was feeling. The moment my mom drove into Velmora, it felt like a part of me had changed—replaced by something I couldn't understand.“We've gone too far to go back, Aria. It’s a good school for you. I already spent half of my savings enrolling you in Eclipse Academy. You wouldn’t want my money to go to waste, right?” she asked and gave me a smile that left me speechless on anything I intended to say.All my life, it has always been just me and my mom. She always works hard to provide for me and loves me so dearly. I love her just the same way she love

~ Aria's POV ~“How could you have done that to a reputable student of this college?!” the old lady with gray hair barked at me, but I sat on the chair, completely unbothered.“I’m sure she didn’t mean to,” my mom said, trying to defend me as always.“Didn’t mean to?” she scoffed in disbelief. “The innocent boy is currently in the ER, and you dare say she didn’t mean to?!” she snapped at my mom. “What exactly are you going to do about this?”“We’re not going to do anything. That fool is exactly where he deserves to be,” I said flatly, without a single bit of remorse in my eyes.The gray-haired woman looked at me with surprise. I don’t know why she was shocked by my words—she should know exactly who I am by now.“You should be apologizing, not adding fuel to the fire,” my mom nudged me gently.“Why should I apologize?” I asked, glancing between her and the gray-haired woman. “Come to think of it, I’m the victim here. He tried to rape me,” I said.“And was stabbing him with your pen the