Like Last Day On Earth Novels & Stories

The valley of Aethel-Luna was no longer a destination; it had become a launchpad. The "Living Earth," having experienced the stars through the Lumina-Guard and shaped its own identity with Lyra, had begun a massive, planet-wide effort. Across the continents, the ground didn't just tremble; it transformed.

would no longer appear together. I actually felt calmer now that it had come to this. I'd had enough of feeling sorry for myself and beating myself up. - It was the twenty-sixth day of the countdown to the end of the waiting period and also the first day of the holiday. Jason's vacation was very enjoyable. He had practically gone to every fun place in the city in a single day. I was not jealous. Oceanton was beautiful, but I was already tired of it. After the divorce, maybe I should go to Medhel and see a different world. I even started humming as I thought about it.

Riley asked " Jesse?, your Jesse?'' Ana asked with a tone that depicted surprise " yeah...we never talk about Jesse, so..." " well, i saw him last night?'' Riley said " Saw him last night?, weren't you with Adam last night?, did he know it was Jesse?'' Ana asked trying to make sense of the current situation. " There is no adam Ana" Riley replied with a big sniff " What do you mean by there is no Adam?, did something happen to him?, wait, is he dead??' Ana asked, obviously confused

"Send it back. Send it to Elise." Brody nodded. I took one last look at the stretch of ocean behind us. After the storm, the water was impossibly still, a stillness so deep it felt unreal. "It's been ten years, Robb. "It's finally over."

"Oh yes, just what I had in mind for our retirement. More quality time." I laughed and shook my head. I know they loved each other, but he would be spending his time doing everything she had planned. He would have to fight tooth and nail for her to change her schedule. As we walked in, I saw Max and Liz hugging my mother. They both stood at attention with their heads in submission as father walked in. "Hello Alpha Lake," they both said in unison. "It is great to see you both! Hope you have all been behaving." "Yes, and what is that strange smell? Has there been a rogue around here? Have you three been safe? And where is Shiloh? I need to speak to her on her Luna training?"

The soil shrieked. The sound ripped through the ground like chains breaking, like graves bursting open. Dust and black soil rained down from above, enveloping everything in a suffocating haze. Vincent's claws dug into the soil as he stood up, his chest rising and falling rapidly, and his golden eyes blazing against the dark. The coffin lid had slammed shut, but her face—half ash, half alive—still lingered in his mind. Her last words echoed like sharp blades:

And the right wolf… Was the last person on earth I wanted touching me. So I’d endure. Even if it killed me.

Just one more day. Twenty-four more hours. Then Lucas Hart's world ends. And Elara is finally free.

"That means you’re finally awake." I look at the phone. I reach out. I turn it off. "There," I say. "Now we’re alone." The silence is absolute. I look out at the horizon. The sun is starting to rise. "It’s a new day, Liam." "Is it?" "For us, it is." "And for everyone else?" "For everyone else, the world just ended." The car speeds up. The city is shrinking in the rearview mirror. "Aiden?" "Yes?" "I think they found the car."

Me: "Wait, this was all done by one of our own? Do you know about the Great Western?" Me: "This is so bizarre...And how would 'they' like you to help 'them'?" Me: "Why does it feel like it's pre-recorded?" Me: "Oh, I forgot, go ahead." Her: "No, in the single underground garage in our building. I came back from work, parked the car, and before I could turn it off, I saw 'em in the back seat." Me: "You mean...uh...'they' mean that the real Earthlings shed some of their kind as camouflage and are mostly in a highly technological and civilized state? So where are those highly technological and civilized Earthlings?"