19 Days Bl Novels & Stories

Kade let out a dark, mocking laugh. "Parish is on a trip, Jamie. She won't be back until Monday. That’s five days. Five days where you belong to us. You better be prepared to be bred by all three of our Daddy cocks daily until you can't even stand up." I cried out like the shameless twink I was as Brian began finger-fucking me with a brutal speed. I was hovering on the edge of a forced orgasm, my body shaking, my mind completely gone. Just as I was about to blow, Brian pulled his fingers out and replaced them with his huge, thick cock.

She walked near him and grabbed the pen. “Okay, I’ll sign it then.” Claire signed the contract without rereading it. “Happy now?” And handed him the contract. Vladimir just looked and her and took the contract from her. “Well, that’s good.” He took the pen from her and put it back to his coat. “Oh! I almost forgot to tell you, the contract changed, by the way,” Vladimir said. “I don’t care.” Claire said and continued looking at him sharply. “ You have to live with me for 365 days, Claire.”

Chapter 3 [My heart] Hi, my name is Bella. At age 9, I was diagnosed with Xeroderma pigmentosum. A rear skin disease called XP. To break it down, I am practically a vampire as sunlight isn’t really a thing for me, but that isn’t so bad. I’ve always wanted to be a vampire ever since I was very little. I guess I got that wish, except it literally kills me and gives no super power. Dad bought me a grand piano when I was 10, but, piano wasn’t really my thing so I got the guitar and violin instead and, I am really good with both.

The only words that rang in my head were the four months left before Carla turned twenty. Taking my phone off the nightstand, I checked the calendar. For the exact time left for me. Four months was just my wild guess. Seconds of scrolling through the calendar gave me what I was searching for. The exact time left. Three months and a few weeks. 118 days left. If I was being precise. Returning my phone to the nightstand, I shut my eyes for a little sleep. But the time left rang in my ears. 118 days. I had just 118 days to win my mate.

She did not know which noise she heard, but she was sure that it was from a human being. She tried to calm down and started walking towards the back of the tree. She closed her eyes and stretched her head, but was shocked and speechless when she opened her eyes. There was a man laying on the ground holding onto the left side of his stomach, which was bleeding and he looked like he has lost a lot of blood and was very pale. The man looked like he was around twenty-nine or thirty years old but Ava can not deny the fact that he was very handsome even when his face was pale and he was squeezing it repeatedly to cob the pain he was feeling.

A week, a month max. ***

Drew Ninety-six days. That’s how long I’ve been laid up in this filth hole, fighting for my life. I don’t know what those Blue Moon fucks did to me, but I haven’t heard from my wolf Killian since I woke up, and without him, I’ve been unable to heal properly.

Twice. On the third pulse, every window in Duskbane shatters. Glass rains down. Babies scream. Thorns drop to guard. *Eighty-nine days,* a voice says in our heads. First voice. Cold. Final. *Eighty-nine days until unmaking. One delivered. Seven remain.* Caiden fires. Draven knocks the rifle up and the bullet hits the ceiling. “Enough,” Draven roars. King voice drops Caiden to his knees. Clay raises her hand. Tiny. No claws. Yet.

The night was three weeks from now by Greymire's calendar, twenty days by Ashford's planning, and Brynn would learn the date by bond on the morning of the strike. "Tell her tomorrow," Davyn said. "Send the new timing down the bond. Carefully. So she has nineteen days to be ready." "Tomorrow," Torrhen agreed. The next morning, in the gray hour before dawn, Brynn felt the bond carry a different shape than it had carried in months. Not warmth alone. Not affection. A piece of information, careful and slow. "Nineteen days. Then we come." She lay in her corner and let the shape settle. Nineteen days. Not seventy-five. The strike was nineteen days away. The team was coming over the back wall on a n