Falling Of The Stars Book Novels & Stories

“Jillian,” I whispered, grabbing his wrist, “don’t go out there alone.” His hand closed gently over mine, gun in the other. “I’m not. You’re with me.” “That’s not what I—” He turned, eyes locking on mine, serious. “Christy, if anything happens, I need you to run. You know the side hallway by the library?” I nodded. “There’s a hidden passage behind the tall bookshelf. Pull the black book with the red spine. It opens a door. Go through, stay quiet, don’t stop.”

She gently traced my tombstone and whispered, "You are the starlight that vanished from my sky." Finally, my soul began to fade. Thank you, my sister.

Time to get back to work. "Sloane?" I turn. "The book I left on the bus. Did you read it?" "I'm halfway through." "And?" "It's exactly what I needed. How did you know?" "Because I read it three years ago when I was falling apart. And it helped." He shrugs. "Figured it might help you too." "It does. Thank you." "Small gestures." "Small gestures," I agree. I walk back to my equipment feeling lighter than I have in months.

My body dropped instantly, just like a kite that had lost its string. The wind screamed in my ears as I fell. Faintly, I could still hear the manic laughter coming from the twelfth floor. The overwhelming weightlessness wiped out every thought in my mind. Then, my body crashed into the ground with a violent impact. It felt like every bone in me shattered at once. Pain shot through me like sharp knives, spreading from my right leg throughout my entire body. I could feel the bone in my right leg break. The agony was so intense that I couldn’t stop myself from groaning. Sweat and tears poured out uncontrollably, soaking my clothes in seconds.

The stars vanished. One by one. Across the entire universe. Not exploding. Not collapsing. Simply disappearing. As though an unseen hand was plucking them from existence. The City of Lost Possibilities fell silent. Everyone looked upward. The night sky had once been filled with countless lights. Now entire sections were empty. Dark. Wrong. The absence felt unnatural. Nova watched another star disappear. Then another. Then ten more. A chill crawled through her body. Because she could feel it. Whatever was happening wasn't destruction.

Not hatred. Only loneliness. "I've waited longer than stars have existed." "I've watched every version of you." "I watched you become a king." "A prisoner." "A Keeper." "An Author." "And every single time..." "...you forgot me." The words struck Adrian harder than any weapon. Forgot... Again. Always forgetting. The room began shaking. The walls dissolved into endless darkness. Outside... countless stars blinked out together. One after another. As though someone was erasing the night itself. The White Book suddenly appeared beside Adrian.

“I’ve been climbing this same ladder since the day I became the Alpha of Frost Fang. I’ve never fallen once. I’m not going to suddenly fall now just because you’re standing there watching me.” The words had barely left my mouth when the ladder gave a dangerous wobble beneath my feet. One of the lower rungs shifted with a loud creak. My balance faltered. “Lara—!” I gasped as gravity took over. My foot slipped completely. The book fell from my grasp as I tumbled backward, arms flailing. Strong arms caught me mid-fall. Matteo had rushed forward, but the force of my fall was too much. We crashed to the floor together in a tangled heap. I landed directly on top of him with a heavy thud, knocking

The universe begins to want more. Arielle stared upward. The stars seemed normal. But now she noticed something. They were moving. Not across the sky. Toward something. Toward Earth. No. Kael stepped backward. The stars are falling. They weren't falling. They were being pulled. Every star in the visible universe began drifting toward the same point. Earth. Dawn looked terrified. Is this my fault? Arielle grabbed his shoulders. No. But he looked at her desperately. The future said I destroy everything.

I would keep that in mind. “Only you would keep your library in a box.” Dahlia picked up a blue book in the “History and Knowledge” section. The book looked ancient judging by the intricate calligraphy of the words in front of it. ‘The Nortis America’ was the name and Dahlia opened the book. “One can never be too careful. You and I both know that I have enemies and some people would kill me to get their hands on this library. It houses many secrets, secrets that could be the undoing of the different clans and species in North America.” “Why did you bring us here then?”

I didn't have to worry about any interruptions since the door was locked. Suddenly, the floor felt slippery under my feet and I screamed too loud before falling. It was terrifying but I couldn’t prevent it from happening. My eyes widened before my body hit the hardwood flooring, and I was dazed after it happened. It happened so quickly that as soon as I realized what had happened, I tried to move my head to see if there were any injuries. I couldn't move my hand because I couldn't feel anything. I screamed again when I accidentally used some force on it because it was so painful. The next thing I knew, Stefan was in the room, and the door had been smashed.