It's Not Night Novels & Stories

Lan declared, not interested in talking about the subject matter again but Fred replied “Dad would understand if I explained things to him. The one that won't understand is you” As Lan and Fred were together, Alex stormed into the ward where Nathan and Fiona were:

I could not even fake a smile. "How do you want me to give back? I'm broke." "Then pack your bags and leave. We don't shelter freeloaders here!" Dad's finger jabbed towards the door with zero warmth. Fireworks popped in the distance, but I was freezing inside. I grabbed my daughter, ready to bolt, but my purse seemed to have swallowed my car keys whole. My brother jingled the keys in front of me. "We need the car to make our New Year's rounds, Sis. Looks like you'll be going on foot."

What if you're broken-hearted? Would you do the thing that you haven't done in your whole life? Charmane Cordova. Unexpectedly meet, this most sought-after bachelor... Bradley Hernandez, A guy that she doesn't know yet, A guy that got her attention, and a guy she had spent her whole night with... And this will be their, JUST ONE NIGHT together. ___________ JUST ONE NIGHT (English Version) By: Mairisian ***** This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, some places and incidents are products of the author’s imagination and are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, places or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

The night is cold and the sky is full of bright stars, they looked like silver birds shining in the darkness. The evening breeze seems rough as it looks like it would rain. Williams stood on the balcony, overlooking the activities going on in the compound. Few men in black stood like a statue at the entrance, each standing in the dark with their hands across their backs.

she said, voice firm. “You won’t.” “I’m not sleeping beside you.” “You’re not sleeping on that stiff thing either,” he said, nodding toward the slim sofa pushed against the wall. “It’s a joke. You’ll be miserable.” She crossed her arms. “And you think I won’t be miserable sleeping beside you?” He didn’t flinch. “We’re adults, Isabel. We don’t have to touch. We don’t even have to speak. Just… lie down. Rest.” “You touched me tonight.”

My phone started to ring and I picked it up. "Hey, how are you?" Sarah asked. "Are you at work?" "Nope and I'm good. What about you?" "I'm good too. Do you have any plans for tonight? I feel like going clubbing but only if you're up for it!" she asked. "Not tonight, hun. I can't leave my room," "Why?" “It’s the blood moon.,remember!" "Oh," She trailed off, sounding surprised. "I almost forgot. So, you haven't gone out the whole day?"

Joey was sitting there, casually eating a sandwich. ‘Why aren’t you in bed?’ It was nearing 7 am, and none of the guys had been to sleep yet. ‘’Murder Nights’’ were always an ‘’all nighter’’ thing, but why wasn’t Joey in bed yet, resting? It was his night tonight.

She doesn't want to play anymore, so pouring all of her energy into an activity is a bad idea. "I think you need to go home, Revi." Vida caressed Reviʼs shoulder. She looked at Vida. "The moon will rise soon. Itʼs gonna be dangerous at night." Revi gazed at the sky. The sun is still there but it's slowly fading. Her forehead furrowed and looked at the two. "Itʼs safe at night here. What are you talking about?" Vida was dumbfounded, she couldn't answer.

so not motile. I went to Astrid. She was awake. I sat beside her. "Hey Astrid.. Are you alright?" I asked her. "Ye-ah, I'm alright... Hey, Noah.. was I here the whole night?" she asked. "Yeah actually, you were in deep sleep, and sleeping so soundly, and no one is at your home anyway, so I thought that it would not be a problem anyway" "But the college closes right?" "Yeah, but some of the doctors here have night shift and all that stuff, leave it. Now, eat something" I said and gave her some food that I bought.

["Naughty, Am I Not?"] The claws of night spread across the whole city, covering it with nothingness. Stars flickered and pulsated up in the night sky, and as if in a parade, they fluttered their shine while occasionally hiding behind the soft embrace of clouds that were in need of mates. There — somewhere in a room having an absolute lack of light and embraced only in blues and reds, were two individuals who were hungrily stroking each other, not willing to find solace in their sugary-sweet kisses.