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"The most romantic night in town." ‎ ‎Liam had nearly choked on his drink, "The what?" ‎ ‎Ivy had stared at him in disbelief, "You seriously don't know?" ‎ ‎Liam shook his head. ‎ ‎"I thought everybody knew." ‎ ‎"Well, I don't." ‎ ‎Aaron had immediately looked delighted, "Oh, this is great." ‎ ‎Liam didn't like that grin,"What?" ‎ ‎Aaron leaned forward conspiratorially, "The Blue Moon happens every three years. It's one of the oldest traditions around here."

he asks, hurt that I wouldn’t want to show him my work. “I’m not ready for the world to see it yet,” I say, take his hand and lead him back to our motel room. Finally making it to our destination, we reached Lake Tahoe at nightfall. With no one around for miles, the cabin stood alone in the woods, its front porch lighting the way down the secluded driveway. With Liam fast asleep in the van, Jacob and I start unpacking. “This place reminds of a horror movie,” I say when we go inside. Jacob shrugs his shoulders. “Oh, it’s not so bad. Just be careful not to bother the neighbors down the lane, they get angry when they’re hungry.”

“Whatever floats your boat.” The rest of the ride was silent. Fortunately, it ended after thirty gruesome minutes. Edwardo drove into the yard of the Blue Moon Hotel. He parked the car behind a black SUV that waited for the car in front to make way for it after its owners had stepped out. It didn’t take long before it was our turn to step out into the flashlights and admiration of nosey reporters.

“If I can give you definite proof by tonight, would you be interested in whatever else I have to say?” She nodded, and his responding smirk was telling. She felt a tad nervous mixed with disbelief as he raised his cup to his lips. As he drank the mostly creamer and sugar mixture, she waited with baited breath. He was too damn relaxed, she thought, mildly irritated. “The day after tomorrow,” he explained to her after taking a few sips of the hot coffee. “Will be the first blue moon in a long time.” Anna pursed her lips. Blue moon, okay. She didn’t know that but would check in her calendar.

she murmured to herself as she accelerates her car. Once she's near the said place, she saw a black car that was so familiar to her. 'I thought it was burned alongside what happened years ago...' Nadia thought as she parked her car beside it. She heaved a sigh and after a while of staring at nothing, she went out of her car. "This is going to be tough" the words she uttered as the place filled with her unsteady breathing. *** The moon shines brightly as it lighted the darkroom. "Why are you still up, Blue?" Red gets up in the bed as she squints her eyes to look at her sister at their side table, staring at their desktop.

He caught her as she fell. The Bloodwood shimmered around them, the red fading to silver, the first light of dawn piercing through the canopy. Above them, the moon burned white and whole again.

Harley says, grunting slightly as he sat in the chair across from me. "The council has agreed for us to move our route for the full moon to the Blood Moon Pack border. We can claim that rouge territory as our own and you can be closer to Xandria." she smile. "We'd better get going then, shouldn't we?" I giggled. XANDRIA'S POV Azule inside me was growling to be released and shift and I'm sure Maria felt the same way. We walked idea by side to the bushes where the were wolves gathering already a little bit away.

smiled Rose. With a hug Rose watched as they drove off. "Ok Deanna I we are the last ones to leave. Let's go." Rose fell asleep. She dreamt of a man. He was smart and stronger. There was a smell of cedar and vanilla. There was a smell of lavender that seem out of place. Driving all night they finally made it to the Moon Valley Pack by day break. "Rose we are here." whispered Deanna Rose opened her eyes. In front of her was a decent cottage. To the right was sweet garden that could grow veggies later. She would always make sure pups would not go hungry and a garden was a good start.

’ Lucius nodded his snout up above us. A moon. Not just any moon, a blue moon. My heart rate started to skyrocket. So much for meditation helping me destress. I wanted to get out of here, to take some control over what I was seeing yet couldn’t. I watched as the blue moon became larger and brighter. And soon, it became the backdrop for a strange home movie.