Haunting Adeline Show Novels & Stories

I watched him walk off and sighed, bringing my phone out of my pocket, I began to dial a number but paused on seeing Eva coming with Adeline’s mother and the little girl with them. I put my phone back into my pocket and looked at them, they became alarmed on seeing the nurse walk out of the room. “D-did something happen? How is Adeline?” Her mother asked, plunging herself to the door as she strained her eyes to see what was going on “She’s fine, she suffered from a seizure but she is fine now, the doctor said she will have to be under observation today but hopefully tomorrow she will be allowed to go home,” I tell her.

I asked. “Mind your fucking business.” Gladstone said. “It is my business. Since I’m probably about to die for it.” I said. Gladstone looked at the Mayor but neither of them said anything. “We’re not going to kill you.” Adams said. “Oh. So, you’re going to leave the dirty work to whatever vampire you’re trying to call? You do realize that they’re probably sleeping, that’s why they’re not answering the phone.” I said. “I didn’t ask for your fucking opinion!” Adams yelled.

The line went dead, and Reed placed his phone carefully on the table. Adeline was at the Palace, and she had lied about going for a pedicure session. "Whatever are you up to, darling?" Reed asked himself. The door of the room opened, and he turned around to find Adeline coming into the room with three shopping bags in her right hand, and three in her left. Reed wore a smile on his face as he rose from the chair to meet her. Adeline did seem shocked by this, but she was quick to mask the emotion.

"Where are the elixirs?" A tall shadow on the floor crossed Adeline's barely open eyes. The shadow was of a bulky man, his frame strong and sturdy, and on his hand was a whip. When his deep voice reached Adeline's faraway consciousness, the hairs at the back of her neck stood up. She clenched her fist in anger, despite losing every inch of her being. "We... don't have... such thing," Adeline replied in a hoarse voice, gritting her teeth.

Adaline has been brought downstairs and is now left with one of the makeup artists (MUA) and a wedding organizer (WO) staff member who are watching over her. Adaline sits at the end of the sofa, focusing her attention on the glowing flat screen in front of her. They will broadcast her wedding procession live. Adaline herself doesn't know how many cameramen the Altezza family has hired for this sacred event. What's certain is that she, who was initially unsure about her wedding, is now shocked by all the decorations she sees. How luxurious and beautiful. Something Adaline never imagined she would experience before.

she cried on her legs. Bella pulled her legs away instead and smile at her, “We will see if Death is good enough for you” She answered. Adeline was a bit startled by the words Bella said, could it be that her act was not able to fool her. She had given her best show and yet she doubted her. She hid the shock on her face and stood up following Bella to the Castle. Once they got there, she stared at how big it was. A lot of things had changed from the last time she was there.

she whispered, her voice trembling. “It’s okay,” Delilah murmured gently, stroking Adeline’s hair as a mother would. The comforting gesture transported Adeline to a cherished memory of her mother’s golden hair gleaming in the sunlight, her radiant smile as she ran her fingers through Adeline’s hair while they sat on the swing in their backyard in London. Caught between the present and the past, Adeline’s grief blurred the lines. Her heart ached and she whispered softly, “Mom...” Delilah’s heart sank as she watched the young woman’s vulnerability. She didn’t interrupt while allowing Adeline to process her emotions.

Adeline blinked, rubbing her eyes. “Odette… you’re home already?” she asked, yawning. “Yes! How long have you been here? Why didn’t you call me first?” Odette asked. “I came from the supermarket… and I forgot my phone,” Adeline replied, her eyes filled with sadness. Odette frowned. “Adeline… are you in trouble?” Adeline nodded. “Then tell me. What happened?” Without saying a word, Adeline suddenly wrapped her arms around Odette, holding her tightly. She broke down, tears pouring out as the fear she had been holding in finally spilled free.

“The Alpha and the Beta, you seem to hold a grudge” “What?! No! I barely know them.” “True,” she prodded. “The fact that I'm not fangirling doesn't mean I hate them or anything.” “Hmmmm?” “Seriously, let's talk about something else” “I think it's best we attend the funeral,” Adeline said standing at her feet. “Uhm, it's still raining” Leesa pointed. “And there are umbrellas. I’ll book a cab. My mother will kill me if I miss this and Hanson's the Pack sentinel. It's important we pay our respect”

Shirley asked her. Adeline gulped nervously, “I-It’s… It’s… missing.” “What is?” Shirley asked her. “My presentation. I couldn’t find it.” Adeline said. “What?!” Shirley exclaimed.