Haunting Adeline Book 2 Summary Novels & Stories

Her face paled for a fraction of a second before hardening again. She turned toward me. "Caden," she said, urgency coating her voice. "I need to speak with you." I frowned but followed her aside. "A maid just called," she continued, feigning panic. "Adele hasn't returned home. She went out for a walk hours ago. This isn't like her." The room tilted, lights dimming as if someone was sucking them with a giant straw. My wolf surged forward, claws scraping against my ribs––I nearly exploded.

He stormed out without another word. The door slammed behind him. I waited until the echo faded before pulling my phone out again. Still no reply from Adeline. She’d read it, I was sure of it. But she hadn’t said anything back. The little Canary that makes me even more intrigued. She wasn’t just some drunk girl who made a mistake. She knew what she was doing. She looked me in the eye and dared me to cross the line—and when I did, she didn’t flinch. And now she was hiding?

Camilla's lips curved slowly. "That's exactly what I'll do," she said. "Now that Ronan has allowed me to stay in his house, I won't waste this opportunity." Her eyes hardened with resolve. Adaline POV After cleaning up the kitchen, Adaline stood still, unsure of what to do next. Going back to her room suddenly felt suffocating. The walls there seemed to close in on her, heavy with memories she didn't want to sit with. She considered walking around the mansion instead, maybe taking one of the long corridors Mrs. Margareta usually walked with her, pointing out old portraits and forgotten stories. But Mrs. Margareta wasn't around.

“The Fracture is calling.” Adrian slowly pulled away from Elaine. Their foreheads rested together one last time. He whispered just loudly enough for only her to hear: “No matter what happens next… find me again.” Before Elaine could answer— The silver light reached them. And the entire world disappeared in a blinding flash. End of Chapter Twenty-Three

He obviously hated Adele's guts and I knew I could use that to my advantage when the right time came. He also was quite gullible, and I only needed to feed him for the meantime. There would come a time when he would take my hands and be my tool for revenge, I wasn't over with that, I only had gotten extremely fueled. I found Adele in the mansion’s garden some days ago. Ever since the incident, I hadn't seen her, nor did I hear a thing about the incident anywhere. It felt like nothing had happened or maybe they was no such person as Adele in the house, I had begun to wonder maybe she was taken by someone else, but then I found her sitting at a corner of the garden, she looked so deep in her t

A dazzling rays of the Sun awoke her. She has no one next to him, she is alone. She tearfully sat on the side as she got up and raised her knees as she hugged her knees. Her eyes searched for Third. Only its jacket was left to him. She sat idiotically and waited for Third to return, maybe it just went somewhere. But after an hour it didn’t come back. She decided to leave the place. MANSION: "Grandpa!"

Wade gulped. “Just our friend,” Harold chanted in the most nonchallant manner he could manage. Wade was finding it more difficult keeping cool but the more he tried to wriggle himself free from Harold and Wilkes, the more he was stuck to them. It was like he was getting swallowed in a sinking sand. “Oh,” he said. “Where's she?” They all kept on walking. The Generals Building was right in their front and if they kept up with their pave for the next thirty seconds, they were going to be at the front of the building.

I swiped the notes and began reading. About five hours had passed and Adeline was still reading not realizing how long it had been that she had not been seen in the 'Actual world' ~~~~~~ "Adeline" I heard someone's voice call out my name but I had simply thought it was Christan's voice in my imagination, I yawned and rubbed my eyes tiredly not realizing the person staring at me, my back ached from laying down against the cold tiles, I had to change position when It was necessary. "Are you going to keep ignoring me?" I heard the person say again and furrowed my eyebrows, placing the book beside me and plopped up on my elbows. My eyes widened on seeing the person leaning against the shelf, sta

The three of them eat some more cake and pack the rest of it back for the others to enjoy. Since yesterday, Adeline had been feeling quite anxious and nervous. When she had been cursed to desiccate, she had known that it would be some time before she woke up again. But she had never imagined that it would be almost a hundred years. The world she has woken up in is so drastically different from what she had left behind. She was happy to have her elder sister by her side. They had talked very late into the night and she had filled her in on a lot of things that had happened and changed since 1924.

More red ignoring the laws of gravity to spill and spread in a wandering sea along the ceiling as ephemeral skin tore in jagged gashes. Peabody’s arms circled her. A predator to her prey, she found herself thinking as they rose. “No,” she’d tried to say. But the word had been stolen by chaos as she ducked her head, chin to chest, and screamed as she and Peabody lifted, his mouth stretching wide to swallow the souls in one greedy gulp, as they ascended into hell. *** The memory of her stood outside. The building on Eidolon sat in front of her. It was raining, the water racing through the cracks on the sidewalk.