Aurora Novels 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

Aurora decided what to do then, she returned back to her folder and permanently deleted all 247 images with a satisfying click. Her fingers were sweaty even as she turned off the laptop and returned it back into the cabinet. She had to be careful around him now, he was a lot crazier than she'd imagined. With one last dreadful sigh, Aurora slipped out of the room and locked the door. Dinner that night was unusually quiet but maybe it was because her mother was absent which was a first, the woman took her meals like a holy grail. Miriam Rochester would never be caught dead skipping a meal but today, her chair was unoccupied.

Aurora The morning sun crept through the curtains like a silent witness to the storm that had raged within them all the night before. Aurora stirred under the covers, her limbs aching not from physical exertion, but from the weight of the choice she had made during the loyalty challenge. Her chest felt tight, and her mind was still tangled in the image of her burning pack lands, the cries of her people, and the moment she turned her back on her parents to save the pack.

Our gaze connect and once again, the world fell away and all I want to do is carry her to her room and fuck her hard. Zelon silently leaves the room and Aurora caresses my jaw. We lean into each other and just when our lips are about to connect, I draw away because once I connect my lips to hers, I don't think I can stop myself, I'd take her right now. Aurora smiles at me and her eyes shine. Her wolf is close. " Scared?" She taunts, throwing herself on the couch. " You weren't too scared to touch and fuck a sixteen-year-old last time,"

I asked, nudging her in the right direction. She sighed and then proceeded to tell me everything she told my sister, about never knowing her parents, about growing up in an orphanage and later a group home and about her bond with Finn. The only thing missing was that she had a crush on him. I didn't blame her for not telling me though. Rebecca almost didn't tell me but I knew she was keeping something and even though I was angry at first. She helped me put things in perspective. Aurora had lived her whole life as a human. It made sense that she would catch feelings. Heck, even wolves who knew there was a mate out there waiting for them, sometimes caught feelings for others.

Cold metal kissed the base of my skull, and something sharp slid beneath my skin with a wet, surgical pressure that made my wolf slam herself at the inside of my ribs. "Subject Seventeen is resisting," a man said somewhere above me. His voice blurred at the edges. Clinical, bored. Like I wasn't a girl. Like I wasn't thirteen and choking on my own screams. A woman leaned over me. Red mouth. Pale hair. Eyes too calm to belong to anyone with a soul. She smiled down at me through the glare of the operating lights. "Don't fight it, Aurora," her voice sounded so gentle. "Pain means you're still useful."

Warning, Matured context. “First thing first, the child does not belong to Kael,” Aurora said, picking up a pen and flipping through a book. She was deep in thought, formulating the perfect plan. “Which child?” Draven asked, now sitting up. His mate was like a machine—a calculating force with a clear mission, and he couldn’t help but feel drawn to her intensity.

, Butler James asked when he saw her walking around. "No, Butler James. I am just trying to get busy. Am bored to death. Just don't mind me. Keep doing your work", she waved him off. The Butler bowed and left. Aurora kept roaming around the mansion until she got to a room with a transparent but solid window rail. The room was filled with different books and papers. Maybe she could get something to read in there, she thought as she pushed the door open. When she got in she saw that it was a study room. She looked around to see if she could find any interesting books to read. She searched but the books there were just about leadership and many confidential files and documents.

Aurora closed the pot and moved closer to Aurora. ‘’So, new sister. Tell me about yourself.’’ Aurora froze, because really, what could she tell her? She knew nothing of the world, and this was the first time she had experienced true kindness, apart from Amelia. ‘’There is nothing to say.’’ ‘’Ok, what about your old pack? I’m sure life there must have been interesting.’’ ‘’Sorry, but this will only bring back bad memories.’’ ‘’It’s ok.’’

………………… Aurora was in the garden, she was looking at something but she didn’t even know what, her mind was not working at all, those pictures of him doing with her body were continuously roaming into her brain. Aurora sat on the backyard of her room, her gaze fixed on the darkening sky overhead. Thick clouds loomed ominously, obscuring the twinkling stars that usually dotted the night sky. The air felt heavy with the promise of rain, and a chill wind swept through the deserted street, causing goosebumps to rise on her arms.