Meet Me At Dawn Novels & Stories

"After all these years. After growing up together. You guard yourself against me like this?" I felt nothing. "Before dawn," I said calmly, "if I don't see Jackson, we'll meet at Cowen Group."

TUESDAY I slept off—for the first time in a while—thinking of Dawn. I woke up to the grey light that came through the window. It was another day I couldn't be with her. I remembered the folder that was under my bed, that creature had told me to meet it in four days in that dark street. I was looking forward to that as well as anticipating when next I'd see Dawn. I heard a soft knock on the door. "Who is it?" I asked.

That is a bit too late but who am I to argue? "Yeah, sounds good. That way no one would suspect us. Where do we meet? Coming to my room might sound suspicious you know. Someone might be watching you. I just think it is better to play safe if you give me a particular time and place. I could come meet you there." I say. Brandon nods his head in agreement. "Yeah, sure. Good idea. Dawn, we can meet at the pack's training room." Brandon says. I nod my head in agreement and say "Perfect."

I was next to the woman I loved, the woman who made everything feel right. Later that night, as I drifted off to sleep with Heather by my side, a sudden buzz from my phone jolted me awake. It was Damon. His message was brief: “Meet me at the pack territory gate. Now.” I groaned, running a hand over my face. What could he possibly want at this hour?

“He’s not playing games anymore.” “What does that mean?” Before Damon could answer, his phone buzzed. Unknown number. Damon answered. Put it on speaker. “Hello, Damon.” Aiden’s voice was calm. Friendly. Wrong. “Did you like my present?” “Stay away from him.” “Or what? You’ll call the police? We both know you won’t.” “I’ll do worse.” Aiden laughed. “I’m counting on it. Meet me. Tonight. Midnight. The warehouse district. You know which one.”

“Meet me at Gina’s diner,56 Delaware Street off Taylor's post office be there at 2:00pm and remember come alone!!” I immediately glanced up to see what time it was,the sun was slowly radiating into the room through the curtains,car honks, chartering and people living their lives I sat at the window staring into the streets My phone buzzed on the dresser,it was Daniel “Good morning mara” “Morning daniel” “Hope you slept well” “Yes yes i did,she dropped a location this morning i’ll forward the address to your inbox right now” “Alright seen i’m on it”

"Where do you want to meet?" "There's a beach in town," I said. "It's quiet, open, with no buildings or cover. It's just a neutral ground." Boaz nodded. "And when?" "Tomorrow," I said. "Noon. Tell him to come alone. If he brings anyone, then the deal is off." Boaz was quiet for a moment, then he nodded. "Alright, boss. I'll send the message." "Good," I said. "Make sure he gets it."

I didn’t mean anything to him anymore. Once we turned onto Dawson road, I knew where we were planning to meet Gavin: at the Grandbay pack house. By the time we pulled into the long driveway, rain had speckled the windshield. The sun’s dying light cast the overhanging cloud pink and purple, but the oncoming rain sapped all the warmth from the air and made me shiver.

I need to think straight, and I need to get out of here first. "Fine! I'll tell you who I am, later at midnight. Meet me here at the gymnasium." I said directly, Gayle raised her eyebrows because of what I said. The bloodlust in his eyes disappeared and the nervousness in my chest subsided. "Alright then, Reian. Let's meet here at midnight." He said with a smile. I just held my chest when I saw that he had come out of the restroom. I am holding my breath the entire time! That bitch knows how to play huh?

I informed her. "Alright then, there's a cafe downtown where we can meet. Alar te' is the name. Let's meet there, yeah?" Belene offered and I nodded even though she could not see me. "Yeah," I finally responded. "7 pm tonight sound good?" I added and she hummed in response. I ended the call and left the room.