Aurora Dewey Center Novels & Stories

NOAH If the penthouse was a sanctuary of quiet tension, the Grand Ballroom of the Aurora Heights Hotel was a battlefield of flashing lights and expensive perfume. The Aurora Wolves Charity Gala was the social event of the season. Every owner, every sponsor, and every reporter with a press pass was crammed into the space, waiting for the "it-couple" of the league to make their entrance. "Breathe, Noah. You’re holding your breath again."

---Aurora City--- A month later,Emin and Alexander arrived at Aurora City.This was the capital of Aurora Island.It was where Aurora Headquarters was located and also where Aurora forces were mostly concentrated. Standing outside the massive port building, Alexander couldn't help but look at the massive building in awe. At the center of the big building,the word 'landport' was written in a thick and gigantic manner for all to see. Again,at the front of the building,he could see a massive strange flag hanging around the building.......

♛ Aurora: The afternoon air hit me on the face the moment I stepped out of my car and stared outside the big expanse of land that was empty. The land for the charity project. The site was alive with activity, volunteers in neon vests unloading the supplies, and the framework of what would soon be the community center taking shape. My gaze dropped to the time on my wristwatch, and I brushed my fingers through my hair, before looking up at the empty land which would be something more of buildings and facilities in the next couple of months.

Aurora gave a quiet sigh. The car slowed as they entered the financial district. Tall buildings surrounded them on every side. Adrian pulled into the underground parking garage of one of the largest towers in the area. Aurora looked up through the windshield. The building’s name stretched across the glass entrance. BLACKRIDGE TOWER. Aurora’s heartbeat quickened slightly. “This place is enormous.” Adrian turned off the engine. “They like making statements.” Aurora opened the door slowly. Her instincts were warning her again.

Andrew parked his gold Aston Martin in the parking lot of the Moonlit Homeless Shelter. Over the past three days, he had taken Princess Aurora to all of his favorite monuments and landmarks within the city: the One World, One Species Tower (a monument to werewolf/human coexistence), Bloodsuckers Rock (a memorial to the victims of the first vampiric insurgence), Lycanthrope Galleria, the Werewolf Heritage and Art Museum, to name a few. Now, he wanted to show her a grimmer side of the werewolf world and what he was doing to clean it up.

Aurora's voice pulled me out of my thoughts and I looked up at her. A smile curled up my lips as I held her hands tightly. "I wouldn’t have been able to do it without you and our team. You all made it happen." I smiled, and she immediately closed the distance between us, hugging me tight. "We are going places," Aurora mumbled and I stiffened instantly, the words she said earlier echoing back in my head. Havencrest Global. Inviting me to their Autumn Gala in Boston? Aurora pulled back, still clutching my hands.

Aurora immediately wiped her cheeks quickly. “Good,” Richard murmured. The journey to Manhattan felt far too long for Aurora. The farther the car moved, the bigger the fear growing inside her chest became. She did not even know what her life would look like starting tonight. When the car finally entered the elite area of Manhattan, Aurora began seeing rows of luxurious houses and towering buildings she had only seen on television before. Their car stopped in front of a massive black gate with the Calloway family crest in the center. The gate slowly opened.

I hoped I was correct. "You must be Leo's wife. I'm Carmella," She stretched her palm forward and I took it in a firm handshake. "I'm Aurora." I said plainly, not giving away any form of expression. "Thanks." "What does it mean?" "Dawn." I replied stiffly. "Nice." "I'll show you to your bedroom." I said as I led her to the guestroom downstairs. The extra room upstairs was reserved for Leah and Lira. It however was going to be switched to a nursery when we would have our baby, I hoped.

‘Is there any other snacks you would like’, the waitress said bringing her out of her thoughts. ‘No thanks, I am fine with this’, she said pointing to the snacks on her table. Aurora after closing went over the lower floor to grab some evening snacks with the manager and waitress. She truly needed someone to talk to, one who will aid her in getting out of this mood she found herself in. Watching the waitress made her realize that she had no friends in his world, no one to relate with. Her brother Kinsley was always busy with activities but she knew better than to keep any friends, especially what happened with hephzi. In her course of interaction, Aurora gets to know the manager as dell and

I pray, I get the job. I pressed a botton on the elevator and stepped in. We kinda live in a penthouse apartment with so many other apartments and on the last floor is a restaurant. The elevator made a ding sound and the door slided open. "Good morning Aurora," Ria giggled clinging unto me. She's also my friend and she also lives here. "Morning Ria," "God you are so beautiful, look everyone's eyes are on you," I smiled nervously and looked around and I true to her words, I was the center of attraction. I always am.