Home / Romance / BludHeaven Academy / Lunch in Elara’s Suite

Share

Lunch in Elara’s Suite

Author: Thomas Morau
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-02-12 22:51:58

Chapter 39 Lunch in Elara’s Suite

Nico lingered in the courtyard a moment longer than necessary, the fountain's trickle filling the space where words should have been. The thirty minutes had passed in a strange, quiet bubble—no demands, no spectacle, just the five of them sitting together like ordinary people instead of queens and their anomaly.

But now the bell for lunch had rung somewhere in the distance, and the illusion of timelessness cracked.

He stood slowly, ribs still tender under the
Patuloy na basahin ang aklat na ito nang libre
I-scan ang code upang i-download ang App
Locked Chapter

Pinakabagong kabanata

  • BludHeaven Academy    Missing the Quad

    Chapter 87: Missing the Quad Nico stood at the edge of the Voss grounds and looked out over the fields, but his mind wasn’t really on Texas anymore. It was on campus. On the noise, the movement, the constant presence of the others. “I like it here,” he said quietly, “but I miss campus life. That was the one time we were all together.” Elara came to stand beside him, following his gaze toward the horizon. She didn’t answer right away, because she understood exactly what he meant. At school, the whole world had felt compressed into one place. Ravenna’s sharp humor. Seraphina’s cool precision. Liora’s quiet intensity. Their arguments, their teamwork, their nights that turned into plans and plans that turned into something like family. Here, everything felt stretched thin. Distant. Like everyone had been scattered across a map on purpose. Elara folded her arms. “I know.” Nico glanced at her. “You do?” “Yes.” Her voice softened. “Because I miss it too.” That surpri

  • BludHeaven Academy    After the Test

    Chapter 86: After the Test For the first time since arriving at the Voss Estate, Nico felt the pressure ease. Not vanish. Just loosen. Elijah had stopped circling him like a judge and started treating him like a man who had passed through something difficult and come out still standing. That, in Elijah’s world, counted as approval. More importantly, he no longer looked at Nico like a temporary inconvenience. He looked at him like family in progress. *** The afternoon was warm and bright over the estate, the Texas light turning the fields into long ribbons of gold. Nico and Elara slipped away from the house before anyone could assign them another meeting, another warning, another piece of the larger war. For the moment, it was enough to be alone. They walked slowly along the edge of the grounds where the grass gave way to a line of oaks and a shallow creek that cut through the property. The air was thick with summer heat, but the shade beneath the trees made it bearable.

  • BludHeaven Academy    Pressure Lines

    Chapter 85: Pressure LinesThe morning after Evelyn March’s name surfaced, the Voss Estate felt less like a home and more like a fortress pretending to be one.The sun was already high, the heat pressing against the windows in hard gold sheets, but inside the house everything remained cool, measured, and tense. Staff moved quietly. Security was more visible. Even the horses in the distance seemed restless, shifting under the bright Texas sky as if they could sense the pressure building in the walls.Nico noticed it the moment he stepped into the hall.Not just in the house.In himself.His memory flashes were coming faster now. Training. Movement. Voices. A hand correcting his stance. A voice telling him to breathe before he struck. It was all still incomplete, but it no longer felt random. It felt like his mind was trying to repair a damaged seam.Elara found him near the staircase, staring out at the grounds with a glass of water untouched in his hand.“You’re doing it again,” she s

  • BludHeaven Academy    The Second Name

    Chapter 84: The Second NameThe message reached the others just after dawn.Not all at once, not cleanly, but in the way dangerous information always traveled through the group now—fast, fragmented, and impossible to ignore.At the Voss Estate, Elara was the first to see it.At Château des Ombres, Liora was the first to answer.At Castle Locke, Seraphina had already moved on to the next layer.And in New Mexico, Ravenna’s screen lit up while the desert was still gray with morning.***Elara stood alone on the terrace when the alert came through.The air was warm already, though the sun had only just climbed high enough to spill over the fields. Nico was still with Elijah near the stables, and the estate below her moved with its usual quiet precision. Horses shifted in the distance. Staff crossed the lower drive. Security watched from their places like shadows pretending to be furniture.She opened the message.Then read it once.Then again.Her expression didn’t change right away.Th

  • BludHeaven Academy    Signals in the Stone

    Chapter 83: Signals in the Stone Castle Locke rose from the mist just outside London like something half-remembered from a dream. Its dark stone towers, ivy-clad walls, and narrow windows gave it an old-world severity that softened only when the morning light spilled across the grounds. Inside, Seraphina worked alone in her private chamber. Her computer was unlike anything else in the castle. A sleek, custom-built machine sat open beneath a glass housing, its internal lines glowing faintly as distilled water moved through an intricate cooling system designed to keep the processors running at impossible speeds. Hoses and channels threaded through the frame with elegant precision, the whole setup more laboratory than laptop, more cathedral than machine. Seraphina loved it. It was quiet. Efficient. Perfectly obedient. She sat before it in a high-backed chair, posture straight, one hand resting near a keyboard illuminated by a soft blue light. Her screens were filled with encry

  • BludHeaven Academy    Desert Iron

    Chapter 82 Desert IronThe New Mexico air felt older than time.It hung over the land just outside Las Cruces in a dry, copper heat, carrying dust, engine oil, and the faint bite of sage when the wind shifted. Out here, the horizon looked endless, the sky too wide to belong to anyone.Ravenna liked it that way.It made things honest.***The motorcycle club sat back from the road behind a long stretch of battered fencing and sun-bleached mesquite, its low buildings and corrugated roofs half-hidden by the desert glare. Rows of bikes lined the lot like sleeping beasts, chrome dulled by grit and distance. A faded hand-painted sign hung over the main hall, the letters rough but proud.Her father’s place.His kingdom.Not elegant like Paris or controlled like Houston. This place was all steel, loyalty, and scars that never bothered pretending they were something else.Ravenna crossed the lot with her hands in her pockets, boots crunching over gravel. She wore black, as usual. Dark jeans, w

  • BludHeaven Academy    Santa Cruz Night

    Chapter 64: Santa Cruz NightTuesday – The DayThe next morning, sunlight slanted through the tall arched windows of BludHeaven Academy’s cafeteria, turning the polished marble floors into pools of liquid gold. The usual morning chaos was in full swing: younger students darting between tables, tray

  • BludHeaven Academy    A night together

    Chapter 63 A night together The drive back to BludHeaven Academy felt different—charged, intimate, like the night itself had wrapped around them. Elara kept one hand on the wheel of the big Silverado, the other resting on Nico’s thigh, fingers occasionally tracing lazy circles over the denim. The

  • BludHeaven Academy    A Dinner to Celebrate the Bloodmate bond

    Chapter 62 A Dinner to Celebrate the Bloodmate bond freshening up from their time at the stables, Elara and Nico decided to skip the usual cafeteria fare. "Let's make it special tonight," Elara said with a mischievous grin, grabbing her keys. "I'm taking you to Shadowbrook—trust me, you'll love it

  • BludHeaven Academy    Gold Blood

    Chapter 58: Gold BloodThe last week before the Academy shut down for a month-long break felt like walking a tightrope. Classes were winding down, the halls buzzed with end-of-term energy, but underneath it all was the quiet certainty that everything was about to change. The queens loved me—deeply,

Higit pang Kabanata
Galugarin at basahin ang magagandang nobela
Libreng basahin ang magagandang nobela sa GoodNovel app. I-download ang mga librong gusto mo at basahin kahit saan at anumang oras.
Libreng basahin ang mga aklat sa app
I-scan ang code para mabasa sa App
DMCA.com Protection Status