Midnight Collision Novels & Stories

She snapped, staring at him. He gripped the side of her waist, "Impossible." He said. Her frown deepened. She was blanked for a second. It was useless to argue with him. She darted her gaze around. It was past midnight. She was feeling exhausted. She clamped her mouth shut and walked along with him. When they stepped out of the club. There was quiet around, no sound of people's talking, walking, no traffic, nothing. She sucked in a breath when many footsteps echoed, breaking the silence of the night. Her eyes widened when someone stood in front of them holding a gun at them.

A sense of accomplishment filled him; he had not let his Luna down, and for that, he was content. However, his fleeting happiness was abruptly shattered as he navigated the shadowy roads, approaching a T-junction in the darkness, a lorry burst from the darkness like a monster. It collided with Tim's car with a thunderous crash, sending Tim's vehicle spiralling uncontrollably into the underbrush. The car came to a jarring halt, upended, its wheels spinning uselessly in the air. The lorry driver, a mysterious figure concealed in dark clothing and a mask, jumped down from the lorry. Pressing a finger to his ear, he spoke into a Bluetooth device, his voice cold and detached. "Target hit," he rep

"About what were you ruminating in your sleep?" "It was midnight, and we were making love on a beach that was completely deserted. The sound of the waves crashing up against the shore was the only thing that could be heard, which added to the sense of serenity and tranquility that pervaded the area. It seemed as if there was nothing else and no one else in the entire world, and just you and I on a white sand beach that extended away into eternity." He let out a muffled giggle. I'm afraid there aren't any beaches in the area. However, in the event that you are serious about making love in the sand..."

"Mmm, no. I don't remember saying that, I think I told you it was boring and dark." "Well, I do remember, you said exactly, 'We're going somewhere very...'" she suddenly falls silent as Cummings approaches us. "Hello, mate," Cums greets me and gives me a couple of slaps on the back, "Who's this beautiful omega next to you?" "My name is Midnight," Mid replies, getting all flustered and hunched over like she always does when talking to anyone other than Bax, Bastian, Angie, Lion or me.

His hand struck my face so hard that blood started trickling from the corner of my mouth. Waiters and customers all around us stopped and stared in shock. They glanced at Edwin, who was dressed in fancy clothes from head to toe, and then back at me. Whispers and looks of judgment started to spread. Edwin was just as surprised by Matthew's sudden slap. He wrapped his arms around me, his face full of worry. I saw Edwin's hands ball into fists, ready to fight back, but I held him back with a calm hand. "Matthew, always playing the innocent party, huh? Why don't you tell them about the time you brought your pregnant girlfriend home on Christmas Eve and left me alone in the snow? That's when we l

Sleep. Morning came, and I heard Lucien’s voice as he entered again, “…Everyone’s been accounted for and they’ve all gone home, no death recorded today, just minor injuries recorded, a few hundred. The account’s balanced, and the club is officially closed for the day. We’re free to go, boss.” Zane grunted and I heard him get up. “Jayden,” he called. I didn’t move. He told me to sleep, so I was committing to the bit.

We sighed and kept our words to ourselves till we reached a dead end. Kilian parted his lips to complain, but a look from Salvador caused him to keep shut. Kilian turned towards me and signaled to me to check the time. I looked at my wristwatch and raised my brows. It was a minute until it struck midnight, which meant that it was not yet time for the revelation. “Just a minute left,” I said to Killian through the mind-link. The moment it struck midnight, darkness slipped into the cave and a cold gush of wind swept past us, followed by chilling whispers of ancient words and strange giggling.

Zion followed my lead and took a seat right next to me. Before he could say anything, midnight started jumping around now excited for some reason. Then the door was pushed opened. “Daddy, I…” she came in and I stood. “Mate!” midnight said, and I stood angered by his words. “Oh, dear Goddess, mate! You are my mate!”

"Full Blood Convergence requires two hours minimum. Setup, circles, components, invocations. If they started when they left, they have a head start but not enough to finish before midnight." "And midnight is?" "Three hours." Marcus does the math out loud. "One hour to drive sixty miles. Two hours left before midnight. We arrive with an hour to spare." "If we leave right now," I say. We leave right now. --- Twenty warriors. Four Elders. Silas. Two vehicles driving fast with the lights cutting through dark highway, and Donovan's hands tight on the wheel beside me. Oliver is in the back seat. I didn't have time to argue about it and he knew that.