Absolute Dweller Novel Novels & Stories

You could take Adrian Chase out of DC, but you couldn’t take the DC out of Adrian Chase. When I reached my small apartment, I unlocked the door and stepped inside. It wasn’t home, but it would do for now. The furnishings were sparse but comfortable, and there was a charm to living more simply. I left my loafers by the front door and walked to the kitchen to make myself a drink. The whiskey was cheap, but it did the trick. I pulled out the information my associate had gathered for me and began to read through each line diligently.

"Where am I? Who are the people around me? Why do they act like they're part of a cult cut off from the rest of the world?" He looked at me for a moment, as the weight of my words settled between us like the heavy silence of a dark forest. Finally, he nodded, and I saw the resolve building behind his blue eyes, flickering brightly with emotion—passion, regret, and something else entirely. "You're in a town called Winterhaven," he began slowly, his voice steady despite the fragility surrounding the subject. "It's a haven for... people like us." There it was again, the divide—the 'us' that felt both so intimate yet so fundamentally different from my reality.

Ava’s POV Sleep was a stranger that night. I had tossed and turned until the moon itself had traveled halfway across the sky, the glow through my curtains mocking my exhaustion. My wolf stirred restlessly beneath my skin, as though aware of my turmoil but refusing to share its calm with me. Every breath in the dark felt stifling, every thought circling back to Diego, to Sage, to the chains of my family’s expectations. I finally pushed the covers off with a sigh and padded to my balcony doors. The air outside was cool and heavy with the faint scent of rain. The courtyard below looked peaceful, but peace was the last thing inside me.

"What happened?" I don't answer. Because what would I say? That I almost killed my prisoner? That my wife caught me? That my wolf won't speak to me? That I've spent the last hour destroying every relationship that matters because I'm too broken to hold onto anything good? Dorian doesn't push. He just walks over and sits down on the floor beside me. The same way he's been since we were boys. The same way he's always been. I close my eyes. And I let myself fall apart in the only silence that's ever felt safe.

Nothing unusual has happened according to my soon-to-be-fired assistant Ben and the guards. I also made sure that Dawn's house gets cleaned up today itself. Her home was very comfy and it felt like a place where families could get together and have, not a giant building which even the person who built it could get lost. As an Alpha, she will have the money and a lot more to get a bigger home. But I am glad she stuck to this one.

In my hands, only a pile of clothing remained. Riel Elhiem As such, this is who I'll be during my stay in the outer world. 8 hours ago. Duskfell finally opened its gates to the people following the coup under a new city leader. Three days of being stuck in a dysfunctional village inn near the city were both exhausting and boring. It is at times like these when I miss the action and battle of the dungeon, it is quite funny how humans can be. When I was in the dungeon all I wanted was to get a good night's sleep and now that all I have to do is sleep for 3 days, I'm not thrilled.

He had dark hair that was a tussled mess atop his head and sultry mocha brown eyes that usually left those of the female species very very speechless. Again every female let our either a groan or a whimper of pleasure. With strong long strides Mr. Dawson walked around his desk so that he was now standing behind it, he turned his briefcase around and took out a small pile of books and slammed them against the sturdy wooden desk. Immediately Maya jumped at the sound and looked towards his direction. She smiled at herself in embarrassment, she was lost in the world of literature and hadn't realized the professor had already arrived.

Upang hindi na out of place, kahit na I was still shocked sa ginawa ng Kapitan, I got my own food and started eating. "Since we have a new recruit, please introduce yourself." I almost choked on my food when he said that. I drank in my wine glass first before speaking. "I'm Arwaa Dwyn." ani ko. I don't know what to say next. "Welcome aboard, Arwaa Dwyn." bati nilang lahat sa akin. Itinaas nila ang kanilang mga baso saka ininuman ito. I smiled because I feel comfortable around them now. I feel like I belong here with them.

This is not a happy starting either. This is the story of Dua, a 19 yrs old girl. Dua is the hero of this story. The whole plotline revolves around her. My first book is completely based on a woman and her dark world. Now Dua is dead. Arin is alone, living in the Memories of her. I know the ending sucked but you guys better wait for the Bonus chapter. .. .. Thank you ShineeSunshine ❤️

“Sad. They were just getting a good point in their marriage, their kids were moving out, they’re falling in love again… and she just died in a car crash.” Sighing, she buried her face in her hands. “I know, it’s stupid. They’re just made-up stories…” “They are.” Neo smiled at her. “But it doesn’t make them any less moving.” He stood up and left the apartment, returning a moment later with her book and two others. Leaning over the back of the couch, he kissed her forehead and placed the three books on her stomach. “Before you decide to give up on the story, you should read the next two books in the series.”