Don't Look Back Novel Luke And Emma นิยาย & เรื่องราว

This time she let him, but still looked confused as the sensations ran along their skin again. “Wow, is this one of those richy housing developments?” Ember looked out the windshield as she changed the subject. Stopping at the gate a guy came jogging out from the little security hut. She watched as Keegan leaned out of the window and waved at the man. Now, he was already running back to unlock the gate for them to go through. Hoping she was making the right choice she slowly drove past the gate. The sun was starting to make her appearance across the sky, but all the homes still looked quiet as she drove past.

"You did great, Emma. The longer you go, the more nimble you move." "I must improve; otherwise, your heart will quickly turn to another woman." "Nonsense, I will only fall in love once and never move on to another heart." Callum nibbled at Emma's lips ferociously. Emma immediately laughed, "Cal, be careful." *** A few days later. Emma came back to Derek. She suspected that Derek knew the whereabouts of her parents, or maybe it was Derek who had locked up her parents because Emma had overheard Callum and his men's conversation saying that Emma's parents had left Aberwood. Anthony and Helena were lost while crossing the forbidden forest. The forest that forms the border between Aberwood and th

Emma had never really found out what kind of defenses he had. The chosen location was a lake called Sanos. It was in a no-man’s territory and quite close to Venom pack. The lake stretched a long way and the trees close to it had been cut down leaving behind lush vegetation. Emma looked around the beautiful lake as she put her feet into the cold water. She looked past the large lake and saw Lucius walking around with his men. Emma sighed. He was so good looking, and quite charming. He had a really nice smile that Emma liked to see. She wished she saw it more often. She knew she wanted him. Unfortunately, Lucius already had a mate.

Emma’s and Robert’s point of view Emma sat quietly watching lucy by the lake. As always, she was in a world of her own gazing up at the stars. Nicola and Alex were sat at a bench engrossed in their own conversation. Emma slowly walked over to Lucy; she smiled down at her and quietly sat next to her leaning her head on her shoulder. She was her best friend. She knew without a doubt that lucy was thinking of her hometown, it was Lucys go to. Living in her past. Lucy glanced up and looked over at Nicola and Alex, Emma smiled she was always checking everyone was ok. Even when they all went out clubbing Lucy was the one to protect them all. The sober one. Watching everything and everyone.

I wish we could go back where we started. “Your love for me?” I emphasized. “Yes. I love you, Lucas,” she said softly. “We’re going be one happy family.” I didn’t know what to say. Emery’s pov. Austin led me inside away from the drama with Lucas, but my heart kept pounding for Lucas , I don’t know why. I had this weird lump of feeling beseeching inside me . I wish I could remember. Austin helped me sit, his face shaped into a smile as he sat. “You don’t need to worry love, I’m here for you.”

Dust motes danced in the soft glow of candlelight as Emma's eyes scanned the room, eager to unravel the mysteries of her past. Elder Ethan led her to a weathered tome tucked away in a corner, its pages yellowed with age. He carefully opened it, revealing a beautifully illustrated account of the Moonrise Legacy. As Emma's eyes roamed the pages, she saw intricate drawings of werewolves, celestial events, and the intertwining of human and wolf forms. But above all, Emma’s heart was in a longing quest to know her mother. “Is my mother in this book Elder Ethan?” Elder Ethan drew a deep breath and began speaking…

I said nothing as I pulled the suitcase along outside when he caught my hand, his whole body trembling as he sobbed, "Are you really not going to forgive me? Are you really leaving me forever?" I turned, looking at the house I had lived in for years and the man I had loved for so long, and said quietly, "Farewell, Mark Goodman… We won't ever see each other again." Months later, I passed the researcher interview and headed to a new campus with my suitcase. From then on, I lived out my days, never seeing Mark ever again.

“What does that mean?” She looked toward Marcus. Then toward Daniel. Then toward the hundreds of doors. “The first world.” My heart sank. “The apocalypse?” She nodded. “You have to go back before it happened.” Marcus shook his head. “No.” The older Emma looked at him. “If she goes back alone, she dies.” “Then I’m going with her.” “You can’t.” Marcus stepped closer. “I don’t care.” “You’ll remember.” He stopped. “What?” The older Emma looked at him. “If you cross that door with Emma, you’ll remember every life you’ve lived with her.”

But those days were gone. “I’ll pay,” I said through gritted teeth. “Ten now. The rest when it’s done.” Luke nodded, his smirk widening. “Good. Just like old times.” He patted my back, the weight of his hand sending a shiver down my spine. Memories of the past flooded my mind—the screams, the blood, the lies we told to survive. “Got a picture?” he asked, his voice pulling me back to the present. I pulled out my phone and airdropped a photo of Emmanuella to him. My hands trembled as I tapped the screen.

EMMA We were still standing there when the headlights cut through the trees. The car stopped a short distance from the wreckage. One of the men got out and waited. Rhys’s hand found the small of my back. “Time to go.” I let him guide me to the back seat. Cade slid in on my other side. Theo took the front. The doors closed and the car pulled away from what was left of the safe house. I kept my face turned toward the window until the smoke and the last of the flames disappeared behind us. No one spoke much. The only sounds were the tires on the road and the low murmur of the radio.