June And Day From Legend Novels & Stories

The line rang for a while before Heather finally picked up, her voice groggy and annoyed. "Who is this?" "Hi, Heather. It's me, Destiny," she said, attempting a sugary tone. "Dad's really sick… He wants to see you." There was a long pause. It took Heather nearly a full minute to even recall who Destiny was—she had buried any thoughts of her father and half-sister so deeply that she'd nearly forgotten their existence. Her voice, flat and emotionless, finally came through. "I've cut ties with the Longstaff family a long time ago. Whatever happens to him has nothing to do with me. Don't contact me again."

Keith said in conclusion as he rose to his feet. "Oh, I'm also taking Jennabeth along." I hope y'all had a great read. Thank you for reading "Sixty Days With You." It truly had been sixty days with y'all. To read more of my books, check out the new MM Romance book I recently released titled ' KILLIAN'S GAME.' You'd love it and I promise it's a happy ending!!

Once I'd placed him carefully inside, I climbed out and stood above him, staring down. I stood above it, staring down at my best friend's body. I remembered when we built a fort behind the elder’s hut using stolen cloaks and broken sticks. June had insisted it was our kingdom. “And you, my dear,” he had said, placing a flower crown on my head, “will be my queen of mischief.” That same June now lay buried beneath the earth. “June,” I began, voice thick with tears. “Your body is about to be returned to the earth….. I know your soul is already resting, but I still need to say goodbye to what's left of you.”

Ultimately, they were reduced to the bottom of the pyramid, stripped even of the smallest share of resources by previous chairmen. If things continued like this, they were bound to face extinction. In my past life, on the brink of death, I'd seen a pair of green eyes so bright, they were like gems. They were beautiful, and I knew that Landon was the only one who had such eyes. He'd charged into the sea of flames without hesitation and tried his best to save me and Tim. Unfortunately, the fire had been too fierce, and he'd failed to do anything. In the end, he had died with us.

He wasn’t my real father, but he raised me, loved me, and I never felt the absence of the parents I never knew. After the cake and presents, Noah and I headed to the festival of the Blood Moon. The Blood Moon was the biggest festival we had. It came once every two years, only on the night when the moon turned red and lit up the sky. People believed it was special—a night when bonds grew stronger and fates could shift. And this year, it fell on my eighteenth birthday. That had never happened before, not even to an Alpha’s child or the Alpha himself. So maybe that meant I was special. But orphans don’t get to be special.

June had zero interest in the hunt. ♧♧♧ She never bothered with an alarm clock, cause her mother had so generously given her a live action one named Antara. The 18 year old parrot ransacked the closet before coming to stand by the side of the bed where her elder sister lay. Her scarse light brown hair like her sister's, was held up in a ponytail and her lips held a relaxed grin, her eyes danced and her vocal cord vibrated; "Come on now June, it's time to get up. Since when did you ever sleep in? Today is the hunt remember, it is going to be so much fun!" She yanked the duvet off her sister and threw it on the floor.

Chapter Thirteen Mitchell's POV Finally, the day was over and I had to go to bed, father, mother, my best friend– Jissa, and Miranda had made my day a blast. I felt like there was no reason to worry or sorrow any more. I wished I hadn't stepped out of the pack to marry Damien, but the picture of his torture and public disgrace was forever marked in my head as a memory of delight.

' Joel got someone working on finding the information we wanted and then he turned back to Dia. "Tell me the entire story and leave nothing out," he commanded. June had called Dia several weeks before and told her the boys were in trouble. June had escaped out the back of the trailer, just like we'd suspected, when her neighbor started yelling. She had known the Latro pack was picking up rogues and her adopted family disappeared that night. June had feared the worst. Somehow, June had found out that the boys she called brothers were in the den. Dia wasn't sure how she did that. June told Dia she needed to get them out and she had a plan.

". The test must move forward. We need to see what happens when you lose someone. We’re going to remove Dante from the story." "You’re not taking him anywhere " June said. She picked up a piece of wood. "If you try to touch him I’ll break this place from the inside out." "You can’t " Aris said calmly. He tapped a button on his tablet. June’s legs felt like lead. She fell to the sand. She could move her arms. Her legs were frozen.

"How did you know it was my birthday?" "I saw your ID on the counter yesterday when we were organizing your paints," Julian said, turning back to flip what looked like a very lumpy pancake. "And since you are now officially twenty-one, and your life has been a non-stop movie script, I decided you deserve a totally normal, boring day. Maya is coming over in an hour. We are having a team breakfast, and then we are going out." "A team breakfast?" I asked, a small smile tugging at my lips.