Doradrea The Beginning After The End Novels & Stories

“The ritual is still not finished. You need to drink my blood before you become mine officially, forever.” He smiled softly at me. He wiped my falling tears as he adjusted his neck for me to bite. “You can save me, Sette.” “Lane.” If I do finish the ritual, I am eternally tied to him. I will be his Luna. With my quivering lips, my teeth dug deep into his skin. When blood rushed to my mouth, I sucked it. The moment I tasted his blood, I saw flashbacks of his life. From when he was young until now, a man, an Alpha. Memories and moments flash right to my eyes like a film in speed, yet I understood every scene.

I'm glad Esmeralda is part of my life and now she'll be the reason why I need to end this once and for all, so I can have all the time on earth with her. She's the life at my dead ends

Just then, hail began falling from the sky, thumping loudly as the pieces of ice hit the ground. Dominic heard the sounds, and his voice became a little anxious. "Has it started to hail? Didn't you stay back at the villa? I'll come over now and—" Before he could finish, I heard Irene crying in the background. "This is all my fault, Dom. I shouldn't have come back… If I'd known this would happen, I should've just died on the streets somewhere…" Dominic immediately put his phone down and comforted her softly. By the time he started talking to me again, his voice resumed its previous indifference.

"With our finances? You think now is the time to have a kid? And I've told you before that I hate children! I don't want to have a baby with you!" Those words shattered the last bit of hope I had left. That New Year's Eve, the truck that came barreling toward us ended both our lives. In that instant, I felt no fear, only release. Now that we had both been reborn, we had also made our choices to stay away from each other. There was no reason to cling to the past. I pushed the check back toward her. "No need. I don't take things from strangers." She frowned, confused and a little offended. "Lucas, what do you mean? You think I'm a stranger?"

"I'll be fine. You should hurry up and go. It's not nice to be late." Eventually, Zeke's car drove off. I submitted my paperwork and checked the date on my phone. After doing some calculations, I realized that I was leaving the country in five days. After I returned home, I began scrolling through social media. I came across a video of Howard Carter kissing his girlfriend passionately. After the happy couple had their moment, the crowd began to urge Zeke and Scarlett to do the same. "You have a wonderful woman beside you, Zeke. You should seize the opportunity when it presents itself to you," Howard told Zeke with a smile. He turned to look at Scarlett as he spoke.

“Mom and Dad are just behind us. Let’s go meet them together.” I nodded, gripping the stone ring in my hand. Thank goodness I still had them behind me. The End.

The evening concluded with a sense of unresolved tension hanging in the air, an unspoken acknowledgment that their lives were now irrevocably intertwined. Alone once more in her room, Drea closed the door behind her and sank onto her bed, her emotions in turmoil. The events of the evening had left her reeling, grappling with the harsh reality of her circumstances. She knew that her future was now entwined with Sorin's, a prospect that filled her with both trepidation and a faint glimmer of hope.

Their love had withstood the trials of time, emerging stronger and more beautiful than ever before, with their adorable child, Raya, as a testament to their unwavering devotion. As the sun set on their turbulent past, Darla and Daniel embraced a future filled with boundless possibilities. Raya basked in the newfound warmth of their reunited parents, and their love story became a legacy of undying devotion, a reminder that even the darkest chapters can be rewritten with the power of forgiveness and redemption. The final page of their unforgettable adventure turned, leaving behind a tale of love that conquered all.

I ignored his gaze and turned to look at the worried Andy. "Andy, I'm hungry. I would like to drink Mom's chicken soup." "Sure thing." Andy patted me on my head and flashed me a smile. At the same time, chaos reigned in the corridors. "I need Adele Lakewood's family! She's bleeding!" Jonah immediately sprang up and pushed the door open, yelling, "I'm here! I'm her husband!" Before he left, he looked at me, but a nurse soon escorted him away. I lowered my eyes, saying nothing.

Regret. Gildeon drove his claws deeper, ending it with a final twist. His physical eyes opened, breath escaping in a hiss through clenched teeth. He stared ahead as the towering fog-creature began to break apart. Chunks of vapor peeled off and dissolved into the air. It was done. Now, only two things remained—finding Arah and finishing the other half of Drusden’s fractured soul. “My Lord,” Roselia’s voice called out from behind. “Let’s go save Miss Arah.” She was clutching her censer, wisps of fog coiling from its holes.