Novel & Cerita Haunting Adeline How Many Pages

" Adeline shouted and tried to stand, but her knees shook with a strange intensity. She fell back. "Watch how you deteriorate slowly. The wound on your back will speed up the action, and that wound will start spreading till you die in three hours. No one is coming to save you anyways. See you in hell." Poe waved, walking out of the basement. "Poe!!!!!" Adeline screamed helplessly on the ground as the door closed.

panic begins to rise in my mind as I realize that we have left the borders of the Kingdom. Adeline stops in her tracks and her hackles raise along her back. A deep growl rumbles in her chest as she lowers her body to the ground in a defensive stance. Up ahead a large black wolf steps out of the darkness into the moonlight. His silvery-blue eyes stare at me as he growls at Adeline. Taking small steps forward Adeline continues to growl at the massive black wolf. He is easily twice our size. "Adeline," I yell at her through our mind. "Are you crazy?"

The floors were polished marble, and the walls were decorated with photographs of beaches, mountains, and fancy events that looked like scenes from old Hollywood. There was a faint smell of fresh flowers — roses, maybe — drifting from somewhere deeper inside. I swallowed hard. “I think this house is bigger than my entire life.” Adeline snorted. “Come on. Let me show you around before you get dramatic.” She grabbed my hand and pulled me through a hallway that looked like it belonged in a museum. “This is Adrian’s room,” she said as we passed a door on the left. “Don’t enter unless you want to die. He hates people touching his stuff.”

My mother was dead ten years ago when Atlas had killed her. I tried to reason with myself and calmed myself down by saying that this book was indeed filled with old information. Still, I went through the list and even found Adelina’s name there. My fingertips traced each word lazily and even though there were better things to do than to go through a list of witches’ names, I still wanted to finish reading the list. About fifteen minutes passed, and I was nearly at the end of the list. Three more names and I was done. Two more. “One—” I coughed. Once I got a handle on myself, I blinked. Then I ran my finger one more time. “Holy shite!”

He is a man who has longed for but one thing for so long, and now, 17 years later, he simply doesn't know how to behave now that it has been granted. He is deliriously happy. I know this from the canceled-out words and the paragraph that repeats one word only, for 4 lines. Adeline, Adeline, Adeline. And his visions of her in his dreams were right. She does have red hair and green eyes. I note this at the back of my mind as I read on. I am overcome with joy and laughter. He visits her in his chambers and he admits he is nervous. Despite the bond they share Xirrian fears one thing.

Riven spoke, his voice too husky for the ears. I couldn’t look away. Not when he kept pressing forward. Kept pressing into me. I tried to flatten my hands on his chest, tried to create some fucking space. That was impossible. This deaf bastard had sunk so deep into me I felt— “You’re trying to drive me insane, Adelina.” His utterance stopped me from glancing down. Our eyes met, and unlike my dazed, droopy ones, his were steady. Even when he leaned in, peppered my collarbones with kisses, his gaze remained steady.