Meet Me At Dawn Novels & Stories

"Dawn. So you have to be there around five. Actually, let's make it a day. Let's take some at dawn and spend the day together? We can then take more at sunset, so we can take advantage of the best hours for the light." I have absolutely no interest in spending the entire day with Stella, and besides, I want to call a doctor to check up on Ara. But of course, I can't tell her that. "I have a few places to be during the day," I say. "But I'll be there at dawn. Good night, Stella."

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 replied as my hand met his and we shook briefly. A smirk crossed his lips. He heaved a sigh of relief. “In that case, meet me at the ruins of the old windmill by 12am prompt. Not 12:01. Not 12:05. But if not, it was nice knowing you.”

If someone wanted to spy on me, they could at least bring snacks. . The next morning, I got up before the sun because I’d made a decision that I was not letting Damian Blackwood intimidate me into silence. Not today, and not anymore. I texted Adrian: “Meet me at 8 AM. Don’t be late.” And then I sent him the address. I Shoved on my tracksuit and sneakers. No makeup. No glam. Just a woman ready to dig up a grave and a ghost. When I stepped outside, that damn car was there again.

Meals were brought to me three times a day, but the place felt like it had been forgotten by the outside world. That night, Rosie appeared in a silk nightgown. Her beautiful face was bare of makeup as she gazed at me with a look of tender sorrow. “Evan, don’t blame me for this! I had no choice but to do things this way to make sure nothing went wrong!” Her eyes shimmered with tears. Her pitiful expression was designed to tug at the heartstrings of any man.

Even if it meant forcing his hand to meet mine. My phone vibrated and I got a new message. I clicked on it, my lips curving into a smirk as I read the response. “Tomorrow. Midnight. Let's meet. Don't come with anyone.” .

“Well, I stopped being safe the second I put on this ring.” Valerie whistled. “She’s got a point.” Esther raised a brow. “You’re going to need more than sass if things go south.” I turned to her. “You doubt me?” She smirked. “Oh no. I’m just preparing for the body count.” Dawson entered then, looking like someone had carved him from stone and taught him how to glare. He tossed a file onto the table. “Kade confirmed the meeting spot. Dock 7, midnight,” he said.

Zane. I stared at the screen for a long second before answering. His voice came through. “We need to meet,” he said. “Today.” “I can’t.” I started. “You can,” he cut in. “Coffee shop on Briar Street. By noon.” The line went dead before I could refuse with a response. I thought about not showing up. But curiosity and the thread of unease running through his tone pulled me there anyway.

Enough about her, but isn't she something? She's got guts and some audacity. What was I expecting though? She's got nothing to fear. It's just a pity… By now, I was done showering. I stood at the balcony with the cigarette hanging between my fingers. I smoke, it's bad but I can't help it and I can't risk Dawn knowing about this. I put on my phone and of course, Vienne's message notification greeted me. ‘We're meeting at the school lot tomorrow’_vienne.

I said. “What!? What did you tell him.” Jax was very much awake now. “Meet me at the training grounds. I will explain. We are bumping up the timeline. We fight at dawn.” I said as serious as can be. “Be there in a few.” Jax responded before cutting the link off. “Koa make the connection with Gunner!” I said and I picked up my pace towards the training grounds. “Sweetie, he’s here, you can just mind link him now.” Koa reminded me.