Novel & Cerita Library Near Here

again! he moved closer to me. his eyes were focusing on my face , but he's not looking into my eyes. he was moving closer and I froze, not able to move.

I am very much looking forward in our meeting. “Hello sir, she was last seen near the Time Bombs.” “Okay, thank you.” I ended the call and rushed towards the Time Bomb. It is a bar located at the cliffs at the end of the resort. Only few people know its existence due to its exotic and wild parties. Drug deals are often held there and even the cops doesn’t know how to make a deal in there. “Wild girl.” I smirked at my own thought. I was very pleased when the guard let me in even though I was still fully clothed with my suit. I am very excited to meet her here that I forgot to change my clothes. Nevertheless, I am still the boss here.

I leaned in closer. He reached for the map spread out on my desk and pointed to a spot marked with a red pen. "The Northern Forest is only twenty miles from this entrance. If my hunch is right, the Ferals are living there, and it's just five miles from their likely base to this weak point." "Oh! That would explain a lot," I muttered, studying the map as pieces clicked into place.

Sirens trying to establish order again. Time was already slipping. “Kade,” I said, “can you locate the nearest cluster?” He closed his eyes briefly. Not like before, not diving deep but just reaching. When he opened them again “There,” he said, pointing northeast. “Close.” “How close?” Jamal asked. “Walking distance.” That was not good. Not at all. “Then we move,” I said. No one argued. We left the open construction zone behind, moving back into the streets where life was slowly trying to resume around something it could not understand.

Elara replied, taking a deep breath to steady her racing heart. The neutral zone was located in an abandoned warehouse district on the outskirts of town. As they approached, Elara could feel the energy of hundreds of supernatural beings—werewolves, vampires, shifters, and others she could not identify. The air was thick with power, with anticipation, with the ancient promise of the Moon Goddess.

Perhaps it was the physical labor, but as we gathered around the kitchen table, I realized I was famished. We were almost done eating when my phone buzzed with a text message. I checked the screen, seeing Camila’s name and reading her message. “I miss you already. I made it home. Papá, Em, Uncle Nicolas, and Nick are headed to Kansas City to get you.” After giving an excuse to those gathered around the table, I stepped away, going toward the library, and called Camila. “What are you talking about?” I said as soon as the call was answered.

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December 25, 2011 Stephanie's Perspective The same old songs we're exploiting the city, fireworks were giving light to the skies and roads. I and my mom were watching and listening to them as we drink our wines, sitting comfortably outside our house, near the pool, relaxing and enjoying how people welcome the day of Christmas. *Beep* I heard my phone's ringtone, I got my phone that was placed on the table right next to me. [You have one message received from: Idiot]

Kera POV We're in the car, on our way to the club. Nadine and Denver follow behind us in Denver's car. This club is more in the prestige part of town. Where celebrities and people in high positions go to relax and have fun. Reason why is because Parker has minimal cameras and a lot of security. "I'll have to be back home early, Parker." I inform him sounding like a school girl. "I have work tomorrow." I say and he nods.

If I squinted, I thought I could just barely make out the distant red light of a cell tower on the horizon. The Werewolf world. So close, yet so far away. Neil slid off the horse first, then reached up to help me down. I had barely regained my footing when I saw him pull something from his cloak—a small, outdated flip phone. I stared at it in disbelief. “You have a phone?” Neil’s lips twitched. “I had one smuggled in for this purpose.” “But the service—” “We are too far out for service most of the time,” he explained as he handed the phone to me, pointing in the direction of the flashing red light in the distance. “But up here, there is a slight signal due to the altitude. Make it quick.”