Aurous Hill Novels & Stories

Charlie responded indifferently, “I don’t have such intentions for the time being.” Sophie looked a little disappointed. However, she quickly recovered before she smiled and said, “In truth, it’s actually pretty good for you to be in Aurous Hill. It’s not too far from Eastcliff and it is also close to Raventon. It is located in the middle of two super cities, and there’s also a direct high-speed railway. Even if you live in Aurous Hill, it will not affect the business promotion.”

This doubt didn’t pass Aurora but she didn’t want to push it either. ‘So where are we going to', she requested. ‘Technically, we would end up in some places but for a first I am driving you around town, showing you key places’, he responded. Aurora was excited, though she was sure she had been to some of the places but she didn’t mind experiencing it anew. They took a road trip a bit out of town, towards the hills which was hovering around the city. Aurora had always wanted a sight of the city from the top of the hills but she didn’t want to go alone, and sharing this experience with Neville pleased her a lot. The highest of the hill had built up road that lead to the peak, it was an active

I felt an instant urge to go to that hilltop. “Tomorrow morning, let’s ride up to that hill,” I told Nisim. He agreed. To our far right, that was, to the western end of the colony there was another small hill – Nisim said that it was called Sarania Hills. The perfectly round shaped, tangerine sun was gently hiding itself behind that hill. With the bright brownish yellow sky at the backdrop, it looked beautiful. Breath-taking!

he said. Then the corner of his lips lifted just a little.“Mrs. Blackwood.”Aurora felt her heart skip. Before she could respond, the car began slowing down. Aurora glanced out of the tinted window. Massive iron gates were rising slowly ahead of them. Beyond them stretched a long, private road lined with statues and perfectly trimmed gardens.Aurelium Sanctuary. Security guards stood on both sides of the gate. As the car rolled forward, one of them stepped forward and bowed respectfully.

Jack said. But Auria did not register anything that he said. She did not understand anything at all. All that she knew at the moment was that the house reminds her too much of her love and it is painful to stay there any longer. So at a split second decision, she asked the two men to be with her. “Can you join me for a walk by the bridge?” she asked with her voice so small it was almost inaudible. “Please?” she added. Jack looked at her with worry, reminding her that “but it is too dangerous for you to go out. The killer could still be out there.” But Auria was adamant to go, saying that the house was too suffocating for her.

I ordered and he nodded, returning to his seat and immediately began to search through the dates. He found what we were looking for so I pulled a chair closer and sat while I fixed my gaze on the wide screen that showed the events. Aurora and Giselle were by the pool, some seconds later Aurora left. I saw Ricardo standing by the other part of the park, a tree hiding his bulky frame as he kept his eyes around the area. My attention was drawn to Aurora urging Giselle to do something-probably to leave the pool then the next thing I saw was Aurora falling to the ground with her hands on her stomach.

Arthur murmured as the portal closed behind us. I looked up and I could see Taurameras starting to rise beyond the large hills to the east. “This would be a great place for star gazing!” Conor exclaimed softly. “Right Kay?” I was too enthralled to answer with words. “That smile is a yes.” He whispered in my ear. I nodded eagerly in agreement. Yes indeed!