Autumn A Novel Novels & Stories

She instructed her best friend and rushed to the bathroom. "What's this?" Tasha found something on her desk. she picked up the booklet and turned the pages, "A new novel?" she exclaimed. "Wait!" Arielle shouted from the bathroom, she had the habit to write it down instead of typing her stories, she used her gift to write 2-3 chapters of her new novel last night before going to bed. She rushed out with the toothbrush still on her hand. "Give that to me." "Nope. You're writing a new novel? A romance novel at that?" Tasha ran around the room reading the notes.

Rayne comes and sits across from us in the chair. "Thank you for meeting with me so quickly and on such short notice." Rayne states. "It sounded urgent. I didn't want to wait another moment." Ryker replies. "Forgive me, friend. I was wrong. Autumn does indeed carry fae in her blood. 25% to be exact. Autumn happens to be the half-sister to none other than my second in command Zephyr. They share the same mother but different fathers." Rayne says and I gasp.

I managed to get my signed copy of the book and when I went to take a picture of it with my phone I had a call from Summer. I went outside so I would be able to hear her from all the noise outside. As soon as I answered I heard her panicked voice. "Autumn." Something was off. "Summer are you ok?" I asked frantically "Something is not right with this guy Autumn. We met at the restaurant and everything was fine then he asked me if I wanted to go see this new art exhibit and I said yes. But this place is strange Autumn, I just left at the back door... Aaaaaahh!!!"

I looked around and all I could see was the disappointment painted on their faces. “I’m sorry,” I told Iris as I stood up but she wasn’t buying it. Just one glance at Autumn and I knew she was enraged enough to run me over with a car. “We’re leaving.” I grabbed her wrist and headed briskly out of the scene. She didn’t say anything all through our journey till we arrived at my new york home residence. As the car parked, she alighted briskly, heading into the house. “Autumn!” I yelled but she wouldn’t answer, “Autumn!” I chased after her till we got inside. The four housekeepers stood side by side at the center of the large living room to welcome us but I cared less, she was heading for the st

He hates making promises before actually fulfilling them. Kitty cupped both her hands around the glass with hot coffee, looking cozy. Autumn's morning can be a bit cold. Her long grey blue hair fell casually on her back, almost reaching her waist, as if a warm, smooth waterfall. She was wearing a large, loose turtlenecks. With the collar dropped low, the sun got to shine on her beautiful collarbone, and Erebus was lost in the basking autumn scene in front of him. "What do you do during the day?" Kitty retrieved her gaze from the yellow-leaf-covered avenue outside the window.

He walked back to his dorm with his head down, his ruined sketchbook clutched tightly to his chest like a wound that wouldn’t stop bleeding. The feeling of being watched was overwhelming now. He was sure of it. Someone was doing this on purpose. The second he locked his dorm door, Autumn slid down to the floor, knees pulled to his chest as full-body sobs tore through him. He stayed there for a long time, crying until his eyes burned and his chest ached, the weight of everything crushing him.

"I don't know... like, people are staring. Strangely. And I heard someone call me--" "Oh, dear," Autumn interrupted smoothly, picking up two different fruits and holding them up. "People stare at us all the time. We're new faces, you know what we are, we stand out. It's natural." She extended her hands toward Callie. "Which ones should we get? The apples or the pears?" Callie leaned in to examine the fruit more closely, trying to decide. Autumn extended her arms further to give Callie a better view of both options. But as Callie was looking at the fruit, something in the background caught her eye. Something that made her blood run cold.

She was currently tucked away in the sunroom, the afternoon light filtering through the glass, warming her skin but doing little to thaw the coldness in her chest. “You seem to be getting better,” Chloe said to her. They were alone in the quiet confines of the room, the only sound being the rustle of pages. “Yeah, I have been actively trying to avoid anything that would be a cause of stress for me,” Autumn said. She didn't look up from her book, her voice clipped. She was trying to put a premature end to the conversation before it could veer into dangerous territory. “Cause of stress?” Chloe inquired, her brow furrowing. “Are you speaking about my uncle?” she asked, sounding genuinely puzzle

A cold smile spread upon my lips. Eula had brought it upon herself. She had no one but herself to blame. I took a deep breath as I pushed all those thoughts to the back of my mind. The bell suddenly rang as it interrupted my train of thought. I slowly put my phone into my backpack. My gaze swept over the summer scene outside the window. It was such a lovely season.

she said as Autumn nodded before they walked towards the kitchen. As they entered the kitchen, Amber immediately sat Autumn down and went to fetch her a bottle of water. Autumn leaned against the table as the place around her continued to spin. Soon, Amber returned to Autumn as she handed her the water, which she gulped down, "How are you feeling now?" She asked as Autumn smiled, "Much better," Autumn replied before Amber walked closer to her, "Autumn, now that we're alone, I'd like to confess something," she said as Autumn furrowed, "Sure, is everything alright, Amber?" She asked as Amber sighed, "Look, Autumn, I've been wanting to tell you this for a long time but I was scared, but now I c