LOGINNiall AlcottON the fourth day, I was insanely bored. The nourishing tea and sweet honey biscuits were too familiar to my tongue. I opened my cabin and stepped out, the air filled with salt, damp as though if I stuck out my tongue, I could taste it.I was a little annoyed. I mean, I got they were busy, but they could have at least checked up on me."Hello." I said to one of the crew members before she turned around the cabin. "Please, could you tell me what cabin the Kings of Vael were staying in?"She pointed to the cabin next to mine. "There."What?"What?" I blurted out my thoughts, recomposed myself, cleared my throat, and eased into a smile. "Thanks."I walked up to the door, looked into the small see-through and found the brothers working at their table. Without a second thought, I entered, earning their distraction.They inhaled the air, sharp and all eyes turned to me."You stayed next to me all this time?" I threw my hands up in the air."You didn't ask." Lucious spoke.Ah, r
Niall AlcottIN the presence of the first light, I began the day with half an hour in the shower. Dael served quite interestingly as a tourist appearance when things were peaceful. At the moment, I was sipping tea by the balcony.Butler Stevenson went the extra mile with me, helping me with enough food and drinks from his garden to be packed in my trunk. I stuffed the last of the packages he sent for me, as I sat by the edge of the bed.I closed the trunk and took a long scan round the room. I had not come with anything to Dael. In fact the journey was never planned, but somehow, I had left with much more than I could have asked for."Yes, come in."I dressed my shirt as the handle twisted following a knock. Bright hazel eyes caught the light, his glistening warm ivory skin reflecting the sunbeams graciously, and my lips pressed thin."Xander." I acknowledged with a small voice."I suppose it wasn't pleasant to see me this early in the morning."I gazed over his plain composure, a lin
Niall AlcottI lost the fifth game to this hardcore, sinister silent monster before me. He smirked with the expression of a man who had known the outcome of this game before we played each time."I'm done."I huffed, flipped the last piece of my knight over the board. The poor knight bounced off the bed, almost hitting the floor but Lucious caught it midair. The piece floated and he sucked it towards himself to be kept back into the board."You knew I couldn't win. I'm not playing anymore." I sulked.Good, he just spoiled my mood even more.Gods, I still hated that Xander got every word out of me. I should have said something back. Like insult him too even though I knew I'd eventually regret it but at least…Something was wrong with me…Lucious finished packing up the board and knocked the surface, bringing me back to the present."You don't always have to win, Spitfire." He called me by their nickname. It had been a while since they were truly affectionate.Wait, why the fuck did I s
Niall AlcottALAS, the flight trip came to an end. My hair had turned a mess, and my fingers had caught the cold, shivering at the tips but there was a strange warmth inside me.It wasn't the kind earned from cosiness, rather the adrenaline pumping in my blood. I was nervous for reasons quite known to me. Xander's earnest expression was taking a toll on me, and the anticipation of what he'd eventually say lunged at my throat.My breath caught as I followed behind Lucious into the room.Xander's breathing became a noise over the crackling fire beneath the hearth. Shrugging off his suit, he cast an eye on me. I turned my sight towards Lucious."I'm heading to my room.""No." He said to me, his voice somewhere between eerie and commanding.I acted as though I didn't hear him. I had had a long night enough. In fact, I'd been having hard nights ever since we came into Dael, and perhaps Hanan was right. I needed to be out of here, even if Vael was the option."I can read your mind. You're s
Xander CaldwellWE arrived at DeathForge, a cemetery towards the downtown of a secluded street, where the people were few and suspicion was less threatening.But we didn't find Niall. His scent lingered in the bed I had just torn into pieces. Something had shifted inside me, I was aware of that.Ever since we were at that arena, and Niall went as far as sacrificing himself for me. I was the immortal one. Not him.I learned the hard way he didn't listen, and I knew he'd do something stupid that would take his life if I wasn't there to protect him."He's not here."I sped to the corridor where Lucious had his eyes shut for undivided focus."I think I can trace it." He said. Being older, his sense of smell was sharper.In the following tick of time, we sped into the air.We were stupid. It was stupid of us to put our ex-mate and fated mate in the same room and not expect a situation like this to
Niall AlcottA fire so heated to its core, carrying much destruction in it clashed into the sand, and the result—devastating.I watched myself lift from the ground and into the water. My head hit the bottom. I cried out and swallowed water. My throat burned, my body attempting to readjust itself but I couldn't bring myself to order."Niall!" Hanan's voice reached me. I opened my eyes and found my head above water. "You're okay, okay?"I nodded, spitting out water from my throat.I breathed raggedly, my eyes fluttering with burns from the salt-laced ocean. He pulled me out until we found our footing.I gasped at the horror before me, my fingers pointing and Hanan pulled me firm, both hands cupping my arms."Listen to me. We are going to run to safety. You won't look back. You won't stop, not even for a second. You run until you are safe. Do you understand?"His voice blurred past my ears. Instead, my brain picked




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