Novel & Cerita Meet Me At The Moon Book

Sadeste to meet Merfoy and discuss something important. Niffa immediately fled to Mt. Sadeste, she saw the ocean around the place, and it was sparkling as she saw the stars and the moon shining so bright. She remembered what Rico told her that the blue flame is the moon keeper, she sigh as she pull herself together trying not to cry while thinking about it. She knock at the huge door and it opened instantly, she saw Merfoy sitting alone on the huge table as he uses his three-layered glasses while reading the magic book.

The two pills were in the shape of a full moon and it reminded him of the story Nathan had once shared when they were still a child. “Hey. Have you ever heard a story called ‘Moon Lovers’?” A child-like voice rang into his ears. Chris turned around before shaking his head innocently, “What is it about? That ‘Moon Lovers’ story?” Five-year-old Nathan grinned before he pulled out a picture book from his bag and flipped open the page, “The story was about the moon and a normal man.” The picture book had a drawing of a full moon shining brightly on the sky with an unnamed man standing directly below the full moon with a smile.

"Right." "I hope we can trust each other, Aidana. We have a lot in common," I hear him say from the doorway of my room. Glancing up to meet his gaze, confused at this strange farewell, I see nothing. He has disappeared. Maybe I would put more attention into deciphering his strange methods if I weren't so excited to delve into this book. Sitting under a reading light, I quickly pull through the pages. Most are on the History of the Moon Goddess. There's little interest in that to me, considering it's the everyday life I have been living for many years.

Curious enough, I started to open the paper and read what was written there. I gasped and I almost dropped the paper to the ground. I started trembling. How could this be? I continued looking at the paper and re-read it over and over again. I felt like my whole body trembled. Colors flushed from me. Who the hell wrote this? Who is he? I know what you did. Meet me at the Moon Valley cave once the moon was full, or else I would tell Adrian and the whole of Moon Valley that you are not the real Luna. The note says.

Meadow asks, looking at Tate. “I’m sure Daphne would, especially if she knows the reason,” Tate says. “So, in five days?” Reagan asks. “Yes, on the night of the full moon,” Meadow says. “Where should we do it?” I ask, looking at Maeve. “The top of the falls. Where else?” "And then you're parents can be there too," I say.

The note I wrote was short yet significant enough to ignite the flame. "Meet me tonight at The DE LUNA RESTAURANT. 8 PM. don't be late."

I will leave him behind, but I know, we will meet again, in the land of a thousand stars, in a field of grass made golden by the light of the full moon. In a place where no one will ever come between us again, where the Moon Goddess shows mercy and love to all of Her people, that’s where we will run free—side by side until the end of time. My last breath is shallow, stuttering, a vibration I barely hear. And then… I am gone.

But the words wouldn't come. *Look*, the moon said. --- The water in the pool rippled, and an image formed. A young woman, maybe twenty years old, with dark hair and golden eyes. She was sitting in a small room, surrounded by books, her face illuminated by the soft glow of a lamp. Her expression was sad, lonely, as if she had been waiting for something her whole life. *Lena*, the moon said. "She's beautiful." *She is.* "When will I meet her?"

Eleanor interrupted her as she took off her backpack and rummaged through it. “But—” “Here. This book will throw light on who we really are and our purpose.” She pulled out a book wrapped in brown paper and placed it before Layla. “I promise our next meeting won’t be rushed like this.” “Wait. I still just need to know—” Eleanor was up from her seat and rushing to the exit before she could say what was on her mind. ‘What just happened?’ Layla picked up the book and just stared at it. ‘Eleanor… So I finally met the Sun Child…’

Finally, she exhaled. “Tonight,” she repeated. “I'll meet you outside the Moon Temple.” “Tonight,” I confirmed.