Liam Monster Prom Novels & Stories

said Liem who immediately laughed. “HaHaHa HaHaHa” Liem's ​​laughing voice was followed by a laughing Victor too. "Where is this Liem ?" Asked Victor to Liem. "This is a place where I used to be alone and practice" Said Liem who stood up and walked to the shore of the lake. “Plaque Plaque Plaque” Sound Liem's ​​footsteps walked to the shore of the lake. It looks like Victor is still in a state of dizziness and confusion and then thinks he never thought that Liem would always go to this Monster Forest just to train alone.

I see Liam standing on the edge of a cliff, then he falls but never hits the ground. We see him speaking with the Moon Goddess and Fate himself. It’s so surreal, but I hear the promises made to him and how he spends years making himself strong again. Then comes the moment Mother and Liam bump into each other. The shock on Mother’s face and how Liam pulls her into his arms and kisses her as though she were the only woman in the world. They look at each other and say what every shifter longs to say, ‘Mate.’

"You have to leave now. I don't want to have anything to do with you anymore. I can't marry the son of a monster. You are a monster yourself because you will definitely take over from her as the only child. Please go away from me and never come back." "Are you breaking up with me? Look me in the eyes and tell me that. I love you, and I am Mateo Lodrigas. I am myself and will never support my mom or be anything like her. I am not a monster. I am just a victim. I have been lied to and deceived all these years. Please don't break up with me. I will stand by you and will protect you from my mother."

He moved with a blur of motion, a whirlwind of destruction amidst the chaos. The monolith, their initial target, seemed to feed on the carnage. Its pulsating energy grew stronger, the corruption within it intensifying. The ground beneath their feet trembled, as if the monolith was struggling to break free from its earthly bonds. A particularly large creature, its body a grotesque amalgamation of human and beast, lunged at Liam. With a roar, Liam met the charge, his fist connecting with the creature's chest with devastating force. The impact sent the creature flying, its body crashing into the towering trees.

I took a deep breath and then opened our chat expecting to see something harmless but a bile rose in my throat and I immediately dropped the plate in my hand letting it shatter to the floor immediately the image popped on my screen. A shard scraped my ankle, drawing a thin line of blood, but I could barely feel anything. I cleaned my eyes hoping that my eyes were deceiving me and I was mistaken but when I opened it again the image was staring back at me making me believe it was real. Riley had sent me a screenshot of Damian’s public post on I*******m. It showed that he had booked out the entire Moonshore Bay, lit up the night sky with fireworks, and celebrated Lily’s birthday with her and th

As she ran, she kept turning back and didn't notice when it appeared in front of her. She let out a loud scream as the monster caught her. Opening his mouth as it's fang developed, it sank it deep into her body. His nails free long as he deeper it right into her chest, pulling out her heart. Jasmine screamed loudly, closing her eyes as she threw away the popcorn. Liam quickly turned it off and engaged her into a hug from behind. Damn! Seeing how tough she looks, he'd thought she wouldn't be scared of horror movie. "It's okay... it's just a movie!" Liam cooed. He could still feel her body shiver.

"I promise I will come back to you." "Please," I beg one last time as the tears break free. David lets go and he and Tarlo leave through the door. Lyde catches me as I stumble back, lowering me to the floor before I smack against it. A cry of pure powerlessness leaps from deep within my chest. Every nightmare that's haunted my dreams for the past month creeps up on me and wrecks havoc. The lingering terror I constantly feel bursts from the depths of my being and takes full reign. "Luna, please," Lyde tries to reason, "David knows what he is doing. He wouldn't participate if he knew he couldn't win."

Students nearby laughed. Lucian just moved his head, fixing her hair in a calm way. “Patience, Selene,” he said low. Then I saw the sharp shine of her teeth—she was a vampire. Her tone sharp, she said loud enough for others to hear, “Not like the mutt who lost.” I froze. One of the other guys at their table snorted. “Thorne? Please. Can’t believe the top dog lost his title because he stopped to save a girl.”

“Your father is bankrupt, Nora. Do you understand what that means? He has dragged his name through the mud, and my family refuses to be a part of that.” Nora felt the breath leave her chest. “But… you promised me—” “I promised things when your family still had value,” Liam snapped. “I can’t marry into a sinking ship. And honestly, I have better options now. The Rico approached my family recently. They want an alliance. They’re wealthier, more powerful, and actually useful.” Her heart cracked open as each word sliced through her. “Useful?” she whispered. “Is that what I was to you? A business opportunity?”

“I’m just saying, if I do become immortal, I'll never work a night shift again. Ever. I will haunt the rich exclusively.” I snorted. “You already do that.” She grinned. “Practice makes perfect.” Then it happened. A scream tore through the night. Not a drunk’s yell. Not laughter. Not a lover’s argument spilling into the street. This was pain—pure, ripping, animal. Mae froze. So did I. Another scream followed. Closer. Then another, layered over it, deeper and broken short like someone choking on their own blood. My stomach dropped. “That’s not—” Mae started.