Dark Room Novel Novels & Stories

I love you. From Yveon Sid Valtazar. She closed her eyes and suddenly collapsed from what she read. Sarah and Daya screamed, attending to her immediately as they rushed her to the hospital. - "From what I can see, the doctors in your world can't determine your condition, can they?" asked the woman in black. Her eyes immediately widened and she immediately nodded. "You're right, how did you know?"

Instead, I turned and walked toward the door. "Where are you going?" Elias called after me. I didn't answer. Just kept walking, my footsteps echoing in the narrow hallway. ***** My room was exactly how I'd left it. It was huge, cold and quiet. Shadows bled into the walls from the single lamp in the corner. I preferred it this way, dark enough to think, light enough to see my hands. I pulled my shirt over my head and dropped it on the floor. The material was stained with Jarvis's blood, and the metallic smell clung to the fabric. I'd burn it later.

Amelia had cornered my mother at the lakeside. She spoke softly, "Mrs. Carden, do you know… Why I wanted to kill your daughter?" My mother's eyes bulged with fear as she turned. A thunderclap echoed in my mind. With a splash, Amelia pushed my mother into the lake. My mom struggled frantically. Alas, that place was deserted. It was the most forgotten corner of the hospital. Amelia stood by the shore, arms wrapped around herself, a glint of venom in her gaze. Her smile was wicked, each word dripping with satisfaction. "Why did your daughter have to steal the spot that was rightfully mine?

She murmured to herself as she was being thrown into a tiny smelling room with no windows, only a strong metal with tiny opening. "This is where you would be for the next three days, believe me you wouldn't like to stay here for long." One of the men said as he closed the door and that moment, Jessica realized why it was called a dark room. Darkness filled the room which was getting hot and suffocating, she couldn't see anything, not even her own body. "I'm going to die in here."

"Elle, you're about to become the lady of the Gray household. You must watch your tongue and your behavior at all times. Reflect on what you did today." He dragged her down to the basement and shoved her into a room there. Before she could react, the door slammed shut. The door was tightly sealed, shutting out every trace of light. Only then did Noelle realize it was a windowless, pitch-black room. Her breathing sped up in the pure darkness, and her panic surged. She pounded on the door, but no one answered, no matter how she shouted. Terror swallowed her whole. In college, Winona had locked Noelle in a dark room for three days with no sound or light. Time had stretched into a torture that f

I just want to see him. "He doesn't eat with us. He eats at his study." She replied to me. "Oh, okay." I muttered to her as I continued eating my food. The dining table is so peaceful and quiet! * I walked through the corridors, until I got lost. The house is way too big and confusing. Right now, I am at a dark room. So dark and stuffy. I turned on the flashlight if my phone to see. There are four doors connected to this room. The dark room contains of drugs and a huge casket.

🌹Aurora 🌹 I woke to a dim, unfamiliar light—not in the safety of my own apartment, but in a room that belonged to Damien Sterling. The space was imposing yet sterile, decorated with dark, sleek furnishings and cold, calculated precision. I lay there for a long moment, feeling the weight of the previous night still pressing against me. The sheets, cool against my skin, bore the faint scent of his aftershave—a constant reminder of the forced intimacy that had taken place in this very room.

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

Lauren couldn't hide the distaste in her gaze as she stepped into my room and glanced around. "Good evening, Lauren." I greeted. "This place looks like a graveyard. Do you have anything against light? Or is it in your nature to hide in your dark web and pull everyone into it as well?" Her insinuation was not missed. Killer. My room was a picture of my mind. Darkness. My wall was a beautiful painting of black and grey. My light was a grey circular bulb. Everything mirrored each other. "God! They things I have to keep up with. Come to dinner when you're ready to leave this death trap." She shut the door on her way.

- Salvadore replied stoically. Damon took a deep breath to calm down and then followed obediently after him. He knew there was no way to escape anyway. After a short while he saw the Valley of Darkness - it was the part of the Underworld that was farthest from the portal leading to the surface. At the very bottom of this valley, covered with blackened grass and black roses, was the Lake of Darkness, with dark waters that possessed magical powers. They were able to wash the demon of any charm that a sorceress could throw on him. Damon immediately guessed why Alistair had ordered him to be brought. Somehow, he must have found out what connected him with Selene. Damon immediately panicked - aft