Haunting Adeline Sequel Novels & Stories

I could Feel Perry’s sarcasm building as she took a steady breath. “You had unprotected intercourse with a delinquent guy who had no future, and now we find out that he probably cast a spell on you from a cursed book he had from his cult?! What’s next? Are you going to tell me you’ll transform into this mythical being that teleports using shadows?! This is too freaky, Shyne! Oh my goodness!”

Samael then directs his anger towards Adelaide, “fucking explain yourself.” She drops to her knees in tears, “I don’t know what’s happening.” She places a hand on her chest and stares up at Samael, “I saw Cassandra taunting Aurora, I saw Aurora becoming a vampire. I saw her escape with her father. I saw you destroying this room and flying off to find her.” She shakes her head slowly, “but I never once saw Gwendolyn.”

She thought she was this close to nailing Carmela with the news from the pack witch but with the pack witch murdered and Tatum thinking he is Carmela’s mate, she is now back to square zero. She hears a loud pound on her door and her eyes snap from her reflection to the door just as it flies open. Adaline steps in and the gaze she sets on Leila reeks of malice and contempt. Her eyes are narrow and her fists are clenched. “When are you moving out?” Adaline blurts out curtly, picking Leila up and down with her scornful eyes. Leila gives her a stern look before she shakes her head, walks into her closet and shuts it behind her.

Lucy Hale “You were never meant to be permanent.” No, please. “You should’ve known your place, Lucy.” Adrian! I jolted awake, my breath ripping from my lungs in a harsh gasp. Another day, another nightmare of the same moment. Adrian’s cold, expressionless eyes staring at me dismissively as he pushed me off the cliff. The weight of the water, the freezing sea swallowing me whole, the pain. Even death wasn’t enough to erase it.

She glanced left, then right, eyes scanning the bed, the curtains, the dressing table. Adeline squeezed her eyes shut. Please. Just leave. Celine lingered for a moment, frowning slightly as though she sensed something off. Then she shook her head, stepped back, and closed the door. Her footsteps faded down the corridor. Adeline stayed where she was, counting silently. One minute. Two. Three. When she was certain the hallway was empty, she slipped out from behind the door. Her legs felt weak but she forced herself forward, closing Andrea’s door carefully behind her before hurrying toward her own room.

“She hadn't gone abroad. She had gone to live with Marino, hiding in the shadows of the Vitale estate. I thought that chapter was over. I was happy. I was in love. Adeline and I married right after university, completely unaware of the malice brewing behind us. It was my greatest mistake—believing that a woman like Lilah would simply move on. I didn't realize she had become a monster.” He turned back to me, his eyes wet with a grief that looked decades old. “Adeline became pregnant. It was the happiest time of our lives. But on the night she gave birth to my daughter—October 15, 2003—Lilah returned to the hospital. There was a security breach, a fire alarm... chaos. By the time the smoke cle

Madden followed her behind till she stepped out. He stayed by the door, arms crossed as he watched her go down the mountain. Immediately she went out of sight, he scoffed dryly. "I fucking recognize anything with a pussy when I see one." he muttered slowly, smiling devilishly as he returned to the manor. -- "What the hell!!" Adeline shouted when she got to the forest separating the manor from the clan. The body fell from her shoulder. "I can't believe this! Is he doing this on purpose? Carry a body and give it to the dogs to eat? Damn it! Is he human?" She muttered.

Ronan laughed. “That's exactly what I'm worried about.” Adaline rolled her eyes, making him chuckle once more. After one last glance at her, he walked out of the mansion. Adaline stood there for a few seconds after the front door closed. The house suddenly felt much quieter. She let out a long breath before turning around and heading upstairs to her room. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Camilla dialed a number and pressed the phone against her ear. The call connected after a few rings.

"We just need to get out of the open. We’ll find a place to hide together. A hollow log, a cave... anything." "Hide?" A sharp voice cut through the dark from just behind us. Even though I couldn’t see her face clearly, I knew it was Mirabel. I would recognize that sneering tone anywhere. "That’s your big plan, Adeline?" She chuckled and stepped closer. "You three really think hiding like scared rabbits is going to save you? If you had a single wolf between the three of you, maybe you’d have a real chance at surviving the night. But no, you’ll probably just trip over each other in the first five minutes and serve yourselves up on a silver platter."

“I care about you. I am trying to protect you from someone who clearly holds grudges.” “Delilah,” I said again, firmer this time. “Leave.” She finally backed away, but her expression made it clear she believed she had planted something useful. She walked out without another word. As the door closed, I knew exactly what I needed to do. I called Rowan again. “Prepare a team. We are going to Adeline’s residence.” “Now.” “Now.”