Haunting Adeline Warning Novels & Stories

The only light comes from a single candle in the corner. And beside it, sitting cross‑legged, her hair streaked with red and black, her face older and tired but unmistakable, Delaney. Raven’s mother. She turns toward me slowly, eyes full of sorrow. “You should have listened to my warnings,” she says softly. “You should have stayed with Raven.” My throat tightens. “Delaney… where am I?” Delaney’s eyes stay fixed on the candle flame, her voice barely above a whisper. “You need to find a way out,” she says. “The Hallow will come soon. And when it does… it will take from you.”

“Mother guide you all, and stay away from the dark ones.” “Paranoid much?” I joke with Adeline as we break from the group, but her eyes are dark with fear and worry. She’s trembling so hard, I can almost feel it. “Do not gaze upon them. Not even if they touch you. I shouldn’t have brought you.” She says the last sentence more to herself, her lips quivering.

“We’re just trying to lessen the chance that that man could get; that’s why I’m asking you to keep yourself safe all the time. Baby, we don’t know what he looks like. We can’t let our guard down, and before we know it, he has already taken you.” Adeline looked down and fidgeted with her fingers. I could tell that she was thinking, judging by the crease on her forehead as her eyebrows almost reached and she closed her eyes. Then she looked at me, full of determination. “I will let Dad and Daniel know about this. Milka is a witch, so I think she’ll be able to help us with that man as well.” I smiled and nodded. “I am not going to lie,” she continued. “I was afraid for my friend's life because

" 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.

"I just got some news about Sydney. Mom, did you hear? She's been getting very close with the Huttons lately." "Then stay away from her!" Worried about trouble being brought back to the Hampton family, Adeline gave a stern warning. "Behave yourself. If I find out you've done anything to disgrace us, you won't have an easy time!" "I know! Don't worry!" After seeing Adeline out, Penelope closed the door and felt cold sweat soak her back. She reopened her phone and canceled the hospital appointment, a wave of lingering fear rushing through her. If she went, the Hamptons would only need a glance at the records to uncover the truth.

I grumbled some words and walked out on her. “You better walk safe mama else you’re not going to see your body”. She gave the last threat that broke the caramels back. I heard all of it and so I ran off to find Cassian, he would be in the right position to give me answers, Adeline is a wrong soul and she definitely has a gender I am ready to expose her and anyone inclusive. I wasn’t too sure but my instinct didn’t dispute my idea. I ran as my feet could carry me, heading to meet Cassian in the room where I left him with the guests.

I remember when I was in the sorcerer's house in the night almost get carried away by the ghost in the night of Tortuga, I remember when I and my friends where having a nice and enjoyable Halloween Night party with our costumes before the arrival of the Black cults. I remember my parents and started crying...I started weeping but... couldn't weep out as there is no one to be of my aid here instead I would even get into more danger my giving a sound to show that am downstairs to anyone close to where is am. I feel lost, tired, weak as I haven't eaten for three days and the last thing I ate was a fruit, Apple I guess. As I was down depressed, weeping and thinking about my life, I hear a sound

Don't be worried, Mayor Romanov, we—" Although I am not entirely sure what they are talking about or what is happening, I can honestly say that Adeline's situation is far worse than I had anticipated. The doctor went on to say something, but I was too busy thinking about "what if" situations to listen to her. I knew at once that my mind was no longer functioning normally. There are so many bad things about her that they are taking over my entire brain. What do I need to do? Shall I inform her parents by phone?

I shook my head, “If anything it has gotten worse, I don’t have to speak to him. He is able to read my thoughts, apparently.” “That’s great, so all the information and everything you have done for the order is at his disposal.” “No. I have to be thinking about it for him to hear it.” I corrected him. Alpha Rawlins frowned, “I will have to kill that vampire and break the bond he shares with you.” “You’d kill Nerine in the process.” General Abtez stated. “It’s General Nerine.” I corrected him and he turned to glare at me. “I think we should drop the titles at least for tonight, if we used them around the humans, it would look weird.” Alpha Rawlins pointed out.

Before heading out, I looked back one last time. Alice was standing on the balcony, leaning on the railing, and gazing into the distance. The morning sun cut a perfect silhouette of her face. She looked like the picture-perfect wife. But a perfect wife wouldn't hold a brand-new pillow at 3:00 am, staring at the moon and whispering a dead man's name. I sat in the car for ten minutes before I finally turned the key. My phone buzzed. One word flashed on the screen—Mom. "Leon, how do you like the pillow?" she asked.