19 Days Ch 1 Novels & Stories

I watched my mamma as she went to open the door and there, we saw Charles with a red shoe in his hand. Next Chapter 22: My first day at work, with my cruel mate

“You need time. Let your body recover.” “No, you don’t understand. I don’t have time,” she rushed, her voice trembling as she blinked rapidly, eyes fixed on Nathan in desperation. “I can’t let my brothers win. They will ruin my father’s legacy. You have to tell him to find a way for me to walk.” Nathan gave a short nod and turned to the doctor. “What can you do?” “If she still had her wolf, she would already be on her feet,” the doctor replied calmly. “But even a miracle worker can’t heal legs in seconds. The fastest I can manage… is two days.”

"One hundred seventy nine days." "You're counting too?" "Every single one."

22nd of Christmas) After breakfast on the twenty second of December which happened to be Sunday, mom insisted that everyone must go to church but aunt Caroline refused and went upstairs. Mom gave dad a long stare which I didn't understand before going back to the kitchen. Dad shrugged and went after his sister upstairs. I just sat there on a couch with grandpa swinging my legs like a kid and waiting for whatever that came next. Point of correction!

Chapter 50: Halfway to Becoming Whole Sophia stared at the top of the document, her fingers hovering over the keys like they were waiting for her to finally make peace with herself. The cursor blinked, as patient as ever, underneath a title that had taken her a full week to type: Chapter 10: The Day the Mirror Told the Truth.

I’ve already come this far, why not? Chapter 1:5 Why Not, Xoxo Nyx

And for the first time in four days, I sleep without dreaming of running. End of Chapter 139

The story was just beginning. End of Chapter 189

There was a wall of metal sound, and then everything in my body lit up at once. I jerked my eyes open. My side was pinned under the car. That was when it landed: I had been given a second chance. A few yards away, Mason Sterling was already running toward the wreck in his rescue-squad jacket, his crew at his back. The pain in my belly was rolling out in long pulses. The blood was already coming down my thigh. I had been here before. This time I did not waste my voice begging for him to save me first.

I looked between them, my confusion growing stronger by the second. “What thing? What are you talking about now, Elena? Stop speaking in riddles and tell me directly what this is all about so I can understand.” Elena turned to me with a cold smile spreading slowly across her face. “The ninety nine-day contract has a secret clause that very few people know about." She crossed her arms. "