Aurora Manor Novels & Stories

AURORA “Good morning, dear,” a feminine voice came from down the hall on my left. I looked over and saw a middle-aged woman with the same dark hair and charming smile as Kiran and couldn’t help but smile back at her as I stood up, “Good morning, Mrs. Black.” “Oh, please, dear,” she waved her hand, “There is no Mrs. in this house, you can call me Brianna.” “Brianna,” I said and we smiled at each other, “I’m Aurora. Thank you so much for letting me stay the night. You and your son have been so good to me. I apologize for showing up unannounced and ruining your night.”

“Caleb, Code Red is a sacred vow between werewolves and dragons. You wouldn’t want to break it.” My blood boiled at his tone. I stepped forward to grasp his neck but was thrown back by an invisible wall. “I have created this violence-free circle. You can’t enter it unless your heart is pure.” Zarina stood up and hissed. I hadn’t expected them to come prepared. Exhaling deeply I said, “Tell me your problem. Then, I will decide if I want to enter the circle.” “Aurora has been missing for a month. We have exhausted all our resources but couldn’t find her.”

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.

“It’s just a pot. The department store isn’t going anywhere. We can buy one anytime. But if we miss this, it’s gone forever! Isn’t a camera way more romantic than a pot? “Oh, right. I checked our joint account earlier, and there was still some money left, so I bought plane tickets. Hurry and pack your bags! We’re taking the new camera to Iceland tonight to chase the northern lights!” I didn’t say anything. I just set the grocery bags down. Then, I quietly pulled out my phone and opened our joint savings account. Our balance was 41 cents. It wasn’t even enough for us to pay this month’s water bill. Meanwhile, Cole’s excited voice kept going beside me. “Babe, listen. This camera has incredible

There were several lazy boys, and more things Aurora didn’t know. Soon, Aurora found herself outside in the chilly afternoon. She inhaled and indulged in the scent of the earthly scent and the scent of her mate that was mingled in the air. ‘’Holy shit,’’ Aurora let out after looking back at the pack house. It was a mansion with five stories, unlike the two stories house she was used to, plus the attic she slept in. ‘’I am really not in Moon Creek anymore.’’ Aurora walked around for a while, finding a gate to the side of the yard and going through it without a second thought.

He stretched his large hand forward for a handshake and I placed my palm in his rugged one for a little moment. "I'm-" "Aurora. The new wife of Sir Leo." "I don't think I'm that new." I chuckled nervously. Six months is a lot of time. "Well I've never met you, so you are new." I shrugged at his statement, subtly agreeing without even knowing it. "How come I've never seen you around?" I asked out of curiosity. He swept his hands over his muddy attire, "I obviously do not work in the main house." "Obviously."

(Author’s POV) Aurora stepped hesitantly into the expansive backyard of the Skylar mansion, her heels clicking softly against the stone pathway. The cool evening air brushed against her skin, yet it did little to calm the storm of nerves inside her. Her mother stood by her side, her hand lightly resting on Aurora’s arm in silent support. A moment later, her father appeared at her other side, his reassuring presence a small comfort amidst the overwhelming spectacle before her.

A chill ran across the clearing as the fire died down and the forest surrounding it grew darker. His wolf senses made him jump to his feet in an instant. "Lyna," he whispered in a gentle, supplicating voice. "Take Aurora in and get inside." "But—" he snapped, "Now," without any room for argument. I dashed into our small cottage that the three of us had picked out for a makeshift sanctuary, Aurora held securely in my arms. Aaron stood at the edge of the clearing, tense and prepared for battle, and I could see him from the window. At the back of the trees, the blackness rippled and clustered, and a man appeared—a man in black, his very presence menacing.... Azure. Observing the fight, my blood

His voice came out low, laced with fury. Aurora looked away from the window. A chill ran down her spine. She didn’t know what that man was planning, but she was certain she was treading dangerous ground. When the car stopped at the estate, Aurora got out alone. The housekeeper who welcomed her seemed kind, but there was something in the woman’s eyes—caution. Fear, perhaps? “Your bags are already in the main bedroom,” she informed. Aurora hesitated. Part of her expected Andrews to force her to stay in the same room, but apparently, he was too busy stewing in his rage.

Aurora’s pov When the doorbell rang, Ryan released me from his embrace. I stayed back, unaware of the storm heading my way. The door opened, and my heart nearly stopped. It was her. The woman from the party last night—Karen. But this time, she wasn’t the sweet and polite person I had met. No, she was all over Ryan, kissing him, holding him, calling him “babe” like I wasn’t even standing right there. “We meet again, Aurora,” she said, a smirk playing on her lips.