Aurora Free Library Novels & Stories

“Be brave enough to live the life of your dreams according to your vision and purpose instead of the expectations and opinions of other” – Roy. T. Bennett Aurora spent most of her time in her father’s library, reading, studying and learning new stuffs about the universe, the guardian, the royal line and the founding fathers’. These books and script could only be found in two places ; the king’s personal library and the her father’s personal library, which is strictly out of bound and only open to the chosen beings, having the ability to teleport herself, aurora was able to gain access into them as no one dares enter the libraries to avoid the death penalty. In the course of her research, au

“Sorry, am I missing something?” “There have been some questionable movements lately and we are afraid that the werewolves and witches are planning something.” “Thank God! We are far away from Earth. I just don’t have the energy to get stuck in something again.” Aurora said taking Tiara from my lap. What I did not tell Aurora was that these plans seemed to be targeted at Typhoon. I didn’t want to worry her… not at least till it was confirmed. “Say, bye… we will go and do splashy splashy…” Aurora cooed and took her inside.

” Shawn eyed her. ************* Aurora didn't think about what to do after she quit her job. So during the day, she was helping Rosa with the store's decoration. Because Pearl Plaza and Shawn’s private hospital were very close to each other. At noon, Aurora went over to Shawn’s side to hang out. They chatted a lot in the afternoon. At four o'clock or so, Aurora was planning to leave. Because Danica’s bar was opening today, she had to go there early.

Author’s pov For the time being, Aurora has remained in her apartment, avoiding late nights and refraining from inviting anyone over. Usually, after 8 PM, she would lock her door, considering it her personal time to browse the internet or listen to music. However, this particular day was different. She lay on her bed, her hands still cradling her head despite the presence of a pink pillow. Thoughts swirled through her mind, and each powerful thought provoked a response—tightening of her lips, closing of her eyes, and a slow movement of her head.

Aurora was getting ready to escape from her friends, Arabella and Laura, when her wristwatch showed it was 11 in the morning. Her mission this time had to succeed – she needed to get Dave's contact number. But, if she met her two friends, her plan would definitely go awry. With small, quick steps, Aurora headed toward the campus parking lot. Only when she was inside her car could she finally breathe a sigh of relief. If Aurora were to tell her friends that she was trying to get closer to Dave, they would surely object. Just yesterday, Arabella had protested about Dave's appearance and tattoos. However, her primary goal in bringing Laura and Arabella to DJ Cafe was to seek their support.

Aurora looked just as beautiful in a white dress, her brown hair cascading down her back. “The activities are always the same—drinking and dancing,” Aurelia mumbled to herself before Aurora grabbed her arm and led her to the bar. “Two shots of tequila sunrise,” Aurora ordered. “You do remember that I have a pretty low alcohol tolerance, right?” Aurelia asked, and Aurora rolled her eyes. “Is there any reason for you not to drink tonight? This is Lucian’s club. I’m sure no man would dare force you into anything with his presence around.”

Watching Aurora vanish between the trees, Luna realized defending freedom felt so much easier when it belonged to someone else. She meant every word she’d said. Aurora owed her nothing, and if the white wolf yearned for a life outside Blackwood, away from Luna and the weight of generations of forced bonds, then she absolutely deserved the chance to find it. Still, knowing that didn't make watching her go any easier.

Alone. "On behalf of my mates and myself," I begin. My voices steady. Controlled. "We open the Aurora Foundation. A place for those who suffer what others cannot see. For those who endure what others will not believe. For those who sacrifice in silence. Like Aurora did. Every day. For two thousand days." The crowd applauds. I cut the ribbon. It falls. The doors open. People enter. Crying. Grateful. Finally seen. Finally heard. Finally helped. But something's wrong.

She was not going to change her life too drastically because of him. Aurora played some music softly as she sat on her balcony and looked out at the buildings. She needed to get back into the swing of things and moping around was not going to solve anything. She would start back her fights and then continue with her research about the other groups and Delta. Maybe she could visit the girl in Canada, take a vacation and see Carson.

Aurora quickly located the book and flipped the pages until she found a small brown bottle of liquid placed in a square hollow among the pages. She took out the bottle, opened the lid, poured a drop into the glass of water facing the window, and watched the transparent liquid mix with the water. A knock on the door sounded. Aurora quickly placed the bottle in the book and returned it to its original place. “Luna, Ms. Thornton is here to see you on behalf of Luna Queen,” the maid Alice announced. Aurora sat down on the sofa and cleared her throat, “Come in.” Maggie Thorton walked in carrying a dark green wooden box, followed by the omega maid Alice.