Novelas y relatos de Las Estrellas

“We’re just going to have a bit of a chat.” She exhaled. “I’ll hold you to that.” The woman eyed Calleigh, then as photographers came close to take their picture, put her arm around her, and smiled before giving her an air kiss. “I didn’t realize you and Gabri were still an item, Callie querida.” “We are… A very steady item… querida,” Calleigh replied coldly, then folded her arms as she waited for Gabriel. Clenching his jaw, he looked downstairs over the railing. All of the international party set was here to celebrate Thalía’s twenty-ninth birthday, her third such party, if he recalled correctly.

"What do you want to tell me?" “I want you to know—no matter how many stars light up the sky, it’s only the moon I long for. Esther, I like you—whether you’re shining bright like a full moon or barely hanging on like a crescent. Every version of you… I like them all.” ***

Mila asked and everyone agreed. Meanwhile, Estrella and Sanguis were both staring at the full moon from the window. "Luna will have bright rays when she grows up, just like that moon," Estrella stated while staring at the glowing moon. Sanguis hugged her from the back and placed his chin on Estrella's shoulder, "She will. By the way, what do you think our friends are doing now in our room?" "I don't know," Estrella laughed, "I feel pity for Victoria though."

"Of course, my dear Estella. On this night of celebration, I shall grant you any request you desire. What is it that you seek?" Estella's gaze met Stanley's, a mix of excitement and sincerity in her eyes. "I have come to love your mate, Lucy, deeply. Her presence brings light to my days, and I am endlessly fascinated by her. Would you be so kind as to share with me the details of her origin? I long to know where she comes from." Stanley, caught off guard by Estella's request, pondered for a moment. The wine had clouded his judgment, and he saw no harm in divulging this information. "Ah, my dear Estella, there is no harm in satisfying your curiosity," he slurred.

With genuine concern etched on her face, Elena gently probed, breaking the stillness. “Estella, what’s troubling you?” Elena’s voice held a soft cadence, her eyes reflecting the moon’s gentle flow. Estella paused, her breath hitching slightly before she spoke. “Elena, I don’t believe I’m destined for happiness,” she confessed, her tone heavy with resignation. Elena’s brow furrowed in confusion. “What do you mean, dear?” she inquired. Taking another deep breath, Estella met Elena’s gaze squarely. “The Erylis family… They’ve stolen my formula for the immortal pill,” she revealed, her words laden with betrayal.

"Sun is in Spanish and French. I think it's a good name for a boy." Smiling, Jeremy kissed Ava's temple. "Let's put them on the list." "Okay. What about Stella and Estelle?" Ava asked, raising an eyebrow. "For a girl's name?" Ava nodded. "It means star. It sounds beautiful and graceful." "Just like you?" Jeremy smiled seductively. Ava let out a laugh. "It's still early for teasing, Jeremy. You better report your findings." Jeremy pursed his lips and showed her the page he was opening. "This is about constellations. Apparently, there are 88 constellations officially recognized by the International Astronomical Union. I have only read a few."

That would take some getting used to. I drove the jeep to what appeared to be the only restaurant in town. We made our way in hand in hand sporting matching French braids at the back of our heads. "Well hello there sweethearts, I certainly don't recognize you two." said the hostess dressed in jeans and a plain black t shirt. She had brown hair in a shag cut with blue eyes rimmed in black eyeliner. "We just moved in." Silence fell in the restaurant as many of the occupants stopped eating and gave us curious looks.

It was a couple of hours after midnight and the full moon still shining its bright light, Loque Bella in her moon essence form flew through the night sky in the direction of the Harborage of Embellishment. She had left Marius behind and it was a decision that cut her up. It reminded her of the heart ache that came to her when she saw Prince Mangus dead and what he put himself through just to ensure her safety and that just made her leaving Marius behind even more painful.

Then we'll find out together, Sol said. Kael closed his eyes. He leaned against Sol's warm flank. He was asleep in seconds. Luan watched him from the cabin porch. Cass sat beside her. His hand was in hers. You're collecting strays, he said. She looked at Kael. At Sol. At Mira and Vera and Holt and Wren and Sparrow. They're not strays, she said. They're pack. Cass kissed her temple. Same thing. She leaned into him. Maybe, she said.

I said breathlessly He then loosened his grip and I hugged him back, “i think we should stop, there are people here.” He then let go along with blushing like a red tomato but quickly got back his composure. “Anyways, let me introduce everyone, this is Alice, the alpha of the blood moon pack and here are my friends, Ethan, Serena, Luca and Lisa.” They all greeted each other, “so who is the fifth member?“ Serena asked curiously. I smiled and pointed at Alice, “fifth member of what?“ Alice said confused “The chosen ones!”