Dear Door Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

I look at Celeste. "No," we say together. Then we open the doors. And walk into the fire. End of Chapter 99

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Book Two: The Green Dawn Chapter 214: The Doorway of Hearts The words upon the crystal pool shimmered. "Every heart that answers another becomes a doorway." No one spoke. The sentence needed no explanation. It settled quietly into every soul gathered beneath the living roots. The First Dreamers stood at the foot of the radiant path. Their small hands clasped together. Some were excited. Others nervous. None wished to turn back. Ama looked at each child.

‘I hate you,’ she cursed in her mind, but the state of her body was far from the state of her mind. How did she allow herself to get touched by the very man that she hated most? How? Why did her body react to him, why? Her pussy chimed now, needy more than she could accept. Soon, a knock came on the door, but Kira was too shy to open it. “I am not interested!” she yelled loud enough for the person by the door to hear. “Your food is ready, ma’am. Mr. Thorne asked me to send it in.” “I am not hungry now!” Kira yelled at the top of her voice, and the air went completely still.

“Yes, of course. I understand, dear.” Turning to face the door, I placed my thumb on the fingerprint scanner, and the door opened. ***** Cliffhanger! The continuation will be in the next chapter. 😊

“Would you dare? Directly asking the readers that are reading the current chapter of this very book and where she is currently acting upon in the present time, but none existing seconds. The door appears before her, as it casually opens for her convenience wherein, she does not hesitate and steps eight outside finding herself back to the original void and game, as the door shuts close along with the glimpse of the beginning of the other world she remembers and holds, from its title. “The Call of Death.”

Everything about it was entirely reasonable. The lift doors opened. Daniel walked to his apartment, unlocked it, and stood in the hallway for a moment in the dark and the quiet, dripping slightly on the mat. He hadn't said Calloway Street. He was almost certain he hadn't said Calloway Street. End of Chapter One