Midnight Poppy Land Fanfiction นิยาย & เรื่องราว

She has read that book too? Midnight was a character from one of his first books. The book was about a young man, who because of being possessed by demons, would go on a killing spree every midnight, the sight and scent of the blood being the only salvation from the mental and physical pain these demons brought him. That fucker was a total psycho. Jake felt wronged. Why should she call him that? Does Ryder think of him as a psycho? Yet, upon noticing Ryder beaming proudly like a little child, he didn't have the heart to refuse. "Why not."

Owen was over the moon and immediately took Poppy out for a shopping spree. He even promised that if she gave birth to a son, he would reward her with a villa. George and Miriam were just as thrilled. They sent Poppy a hefty sum of money and boasted to everyone they met that a grandchild was finally on the way. Free at last from five years of frustration, Poppy exuded newfound confidence. Of course, she intentionally waited for me to get off work before telling me the news.

My fingers trace the edge of my dress, excitement bubbling like champagne in my veins. When we arrive, the grand hall glows with crystal chandeliers and soft golden lighting. Familiar faces fill the space: elders of the CreationMoon Pack, high-ranking wolves, business partners from Stoneman Enterprise, and friends who stood beside us on our mating day six years ago. My pulse quickens with joy. He invited everyone who matters. He took the time. He still cares. Barid’s deep and resonant voice reaches me across the murmurs, “Poppy… come join me on stage, my love.”

“At the stroke of midnight is when you two mated. That is the only other hint I’m going to give you for now. Maybe you’ll have sweet dreams tonight and dream of who that man was. You can tell me all about it in the morning.” I glance over at him for a second before dropping my gaze. “I’m not even tired.” He laughs, then reaches forward to slip his fingers under my chin. “But you will be. Sleep tight. In the morning, everything is going to look different to you.” “No, it won’t,” I whisper, but my voice is thick, heavy on my tongue. It doesn’t even sound like me. Suddenly, the edges of my vision begin to blur, colors bleeding together like wet paint. My limbs grow sluggish, as though invisible

His eyes caught mine, steady, uncertain, but burning with the feeling that scared me Lust. “This is madness,” I said softly. He smiled faintly. “Then we’re both mad.” He reached up, his hand hesitating before brushing a strand of hair from my cheek. It was barely a touch, but it undid me completely. I closed my eyes, fighting a losing battle. When he spoke again, his voice was barely above a whisper. “You’ve been living in a cage for too long, Poppy. You just forgot what freedom felt like.” My eyes opened.

I am the Dawn, and I am meeting my past today not as Paige, the girl Greg manipulated… but as Paige, the woman he never had the power to break. There’s a soft knock at the door, and before anyone can answer, Poppy pushes the door open with a groan that sounds like she’s dying. “I swear,” she mutters, stomping inside, “if you ever wake me up before the sun again, Paige, I’m moving back to the university and living off instant noodles.” Leo follows behind her, annoyingly bright-eyed for someone who probably slept less than four hours. “Morning,” he says cheerfully. Poppy glares at him. “Do not speak to them like the day has started. It hasn’t.”

His purpose might be different from the rest of the pack, but they will all gain what they wanted anyway. The moonlight could barely reach the place where Zev was bringing Layla. It didn’t matter anyhow, thanks to the glowworms glowing in the dark. Zev brushed the vines to the side and was welcomed by fireflies and more glowworms lighting the place. It was the paradise where he always dreamed to bring the most important person in his life, to enjoy the fantasy-like place with him and talk all day and night about the happiest moment they have in their lives. Unfortunately, he and Layla didn’t have such happy memories to tell each other, only those times he spent with her seemed worthwhile. An

She desperately wants Poppy and Robin to awaken the seeds of love in their hearts right away so she can make a request. “But you said—” “Every man is able to do it himself. You know what I mean, right?” Poppy calmed down after hearing her personal maid's quick explanation. Then she began to blush as she imagined Robin healing himself. *** Poppy was restless tonight as she lay in her large bed. Every time she closed her eyes, she remembered Robin, especially what she had done in the elevator earlier. “Why do I keep remembering a moment that I wish to forget?” Poppy glanced at the wall clock, which read twelve o'clock at night. She finally breathed a sigh of relief. Robin never came into her r

Randy whispered softly, wrapping his arm around my shoulder, drawing me in close. "Lets set a date tomorrow..." I replied sleepily. *** The rough grumble of a man loudly clearing his throat jerks me out of my wet dreams. My eyes snap open and directly in front of me is the sight of black trouser pants with hands shoved in each of the front pockets. Raising my eyes up the length of the man's body to his face, the sight of him elicits a soft gasp of surprise and panic. A lit glass oil lamp on the nearby table softly illuminates the surrounding space and him.

Maddie I stirred from my sleep, hearing the subtle sounds of morning. Blinking against the brightness, I found myself in a room flooded with light. “Oh my God!” I gasped, leaping out of bed. Victor stood near the window, a detail I missed in my initial shock. Had I known, I wouldn't have screamed. He turned, confusion marking his face, which slowly morphed into anger. My throat went dry. Supposed to leave right after, but I had fallen asleep in his arms. Trying to slip away, his gaze fixed on me.