Elijah Daybreak Novels & Stories

“I trust her blindly, but I’ve learned that putting her to work under a lot of pressure turns out to be crazy. It’s better when she takes her time; her spells become infallible.” And that scared me, yet we slept peacefully. The next morning, the sun streamed brightly through the window. That wasn’t normal, especially since it was still spring, so Elijah got up in a hurry and opened the windows. Then he smiled like a child who had found something wonderful. That made me get up and go over to him. “What’s going on?” I asked before yawning. “A solar halo,” Elijah said excitedly. “The change of season has finally arrived.” “Aren’t we just starting spring?”I asked, frowning.

Elijah’s POV I woke before the first light of dawn, fingers twisting at the edges of my cot’s blanket. The camp was still, silent but for the distant calls of night birds and the soft shuffle of wolves in their dens. My heart thumped in my chest, a slow drumbeat of worry. Leila was out there somewhere, free from Sebastian’s hold at last, but her journey back to us was far from over. Meanwhile, the war with Sebastian’s forces loomed ever closer. My role was clear: I had to guard not only our packsmen and warriors, but the truth itself, an unseen, fragile treasure.

I had not found it necessary to inform him before and ruin the night. We had enjoyed ourselves immensely, and the pack had been so sweet and welcoming to me and the others. Dale and Ashton had been one big smile from the start to finish, and I hoped they had utilized their night time with the girls and made them theirs completely. They both deserve happiness. “Baby, are you ready to go down for breakfast? We need to get down there before Alex and Jenna leave.” Elijah calls from the bedroom.

"Well, I guess you can tell me all about that in due time. Probably when you all are well rested. Let me go fix your food." When she left, Elijah let out a long deep sigh and I turned to look at him. "Are you okay?" I asked him and he shrugged. "I'm glad to be back. But I don't think I'm going to get much rest before life begins to spiral again. But nevertheless, I'll try to take it one day at a time." He said and brought my hand to his lips. "yeah." I sighed out, "One day at a time." The next day, Elijah and I slept in. we didn't so much as resurface until noon. By then , everyone had gone about their daily work.

Faris I woke up to sun shining on my face. The morning brightness waking me up. I got up and sat on the bed, eyes still closed because of over drinking last night. I felt hung over and my head was aching. I roamed my hand on the night stand to get my mobile, it has always been my habit to check my mail early morning from work and start then start out my day with working out. I couldn't find find my mobile or my nightstand.

It worked. My gaze meets Elijah's. His dark eyes, usually cold, now hold a depth of relief that mirrors my own. A silent understanding passes between us. No matter how distant we are now, we have faced the darkness together. As I look up, the first rays of dawn peek over the horizon, painting the sky with streaks of gold and pink. It warms my heart, filling it with hope. Thank you, Selene. I show the goddess my gratitude for saving my son.

“The story is long. And it is for both of you.” We sat. The rock was warm. My father sat across from us on the grass. The glowing spring was beside him. “My name,” he began, “is Elias Dawnfire. I was the Alpha of the Celestial Peak pack. A pack that is now gone, hidden, like this spring.” “Dawnfire,” Neal whispered. “A myth. A children’s story.” “A story based on truth,” Elias said. “Twenty-five years ago, I met Elara Moonshade at a gathering of Alphas. It was like… lightning striking the same place twice. We were true mates. Our souls knew it the moment we touched.”

I hurried home after Emjay told me he was around our compound. It's been seven months since we last saw each other and hadn't spoken ever since. He never called so did I. He went to study abroad so why was he back? I thought. I had imagined he would take four years to study and come home maybe once a year. Judging by his excitement months earlier, I never thought he could return this early. When I got home, Emajay was seated on the bench outside our door. There he was. Same old Emjay. Nothing has changed about him. He still looked the same. In fact, he got darker. Normally, my heartbeat would quicken at the sight of him but here I was feeling normal. "Hey! " I said hurrying towards him. I s

He was the only thing helping me keep my sanity in this place, he also made me feel better about this place, infact he was the only thing I was grateful for. I sat up on my bed and smiled. I think I know how to escape this death hole. For now, I had to get ready for my last date with the Ethan of this world. Weird. The Next Day I woke up feeling better than I usually do because I believed that this would be my last day in this world. I walked over to the vanity to see how I looked when something caught my eye. It was the crystal gem, still as beautiful as ever "Let's get out of here, shall we." I said having the crystal give a faint glow.

Clearly, they had no respect for other people's things. "Where is she? If she isn't here, she must have escaped!" I heard Lilith speak. She was once my bestfriend until her jealousy tore us apart. Blake and I were fated mates, a mating blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. Lilith unfortunately believed she was Blake's fated mate and not I. So, she did the despicable. She disguised herself as me and paraded herself naked in front of Blake who was drunk after celebrating our alliances.