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It stepped closer, its heavy, metallic claws clicking on the stone. Natalia looked at Trevor, then looked at the monster. She smiled a bloody, lethal smile. "Hey, ugly!" Natalia shouted at the top of her lungs, channeling her voice directly at Lord Trevor's pinned body. "Your next meal is right over there!" The monster screeched and bolted—not toward Natalia, but straight toward the source of the sound. Straight toward Trevor. "No! Wait! Get away from me!" Trevor shrieked, frantically clawing at the stone as the shadow of the seven-foot beast fell over him.

I whispered as the sun began to peek over the FUTO horizon, painting the campus in shades of rose and gold. He looked at me, and for the first time in fifty-five chapters, the shadows were gone from his eyes. He leaned in, kissing me with a softness that made the world stand still. It wasn't a kiss of desperation; it was a kiss of peace. "It's over, Elara," he whispered against my lips. "The Monster is dead. Only the man is left."

I shook my head to shake out the dizzy spell that seemed to cover me like a bleak blanket. “Careful, my lady.” A familiar voice mocked, pulling me to reality. I traced the voice back to Nyxara; her white orbs, that were usually swirling with blues and pale silvers, were just plain, so the pull this time wasn’t as strong as they’d have been. That smug look she wore on her face like a crown. That look—that very look—was what snapped the fragile restraint holding me together. Popping the bubble that wouldn’t let go.

Frankie: “Hello my Little Bee. How are you?” Nikki: “I am doing okay. I really miss you though.” Frankie: “I miss you too Little Bee. How was your first day of classes?” Nikki: “Surprisingly, they were good. Probably due in part to a new friend I made at orientation named Maisey. She’s actually a shifter from the Harvest Moon Pack in Arkansas.” Frankie: “That’s great, you’ve made a friend already. How was your first therapy session?” Nikki: “Doctor Wolfe is great. She is actually a member of the Desert Moon pack, so I don’t have to hide what I am during therapy.”

"My mommy's name is not Nicole. Her name is Niki!" Suddenly, the Riddles fell silent.

Nick offered his hand to help me up and a name flashed inside my head once our palms touched. "Stephanie Monroe," I mumbled and he eyed me oddly. "Why would you mention that little, annoying pudgy chick?" Side-eyeing him I grinned. "That's the name of your true mate!" Nick's face fell and he looked crestfallen. "You have got to be mistaken, Steph is only eighteen and she's not, well her face is cute I suppose but she left to go to college with the humans," he muttered as I raised my brow at him and laughed.

After putting on the band-aid, Nick said, “You’re the only one who will know how much your wounds hurt. You need to cherish yourself more and not wear unfitting shoes. Why should you force yourself?” His voice was so clear and pure like spring water, with a tone so tender that would make hearts melt. “Get your filthy hands off her!” A familiar deep and magnetic voice sounded, the voice was so cold that the atmosphere around her seemed to freeze in time. Monique shuddered when she heard it and withdrew her leg out of sheer panic. Nick putting on a band-aid for her was a normal action, but Monique’s nervous reaction made her seem guilty. Monique lifted her head and saw a towering figure behind

Nicholas Past Sweet Sixteen At twenty-one, I still live in the cottage on the Riccis' property. I realize I'm too old to be living with my mommy, but I have three very good reasons for staying. Sly Ricci, Mira Ricci, and Cielo Ricci. Sly is just an asshole, and I never know when he'll attack. Mira hates my mother because she is the young, beautiful maid her then-fiancé—very original—took up with and, to everyone's surprise, fathered a child with.

Could it? ‘…Gone where, exactly?’ I asked, managing to keep a concerned smile plastered on my face while my internal monologue was screaming. ‘My gran, she…’ Nicky lifted her head slowly. The dead look in her eyes, combined with the vicious scar that cut from her temple to her jaw, created a moment of pure, gothic horror. The atmosphere thickened. Portia and I held our breath, our societal smiles feeling grotesque and frozen. ‘…went to live with my uncle,’ Nicky finished flatly, before dropping her gaze back to her lap.

On a Saturday morning two weeks after Simon leaves me fighting tears–unsuccessfully–outside the departure area, I’m sitting at the kitchen island, on a video call with Nicki. “What’s that on your neck?” she asks, making a gesture towards her own neck. I reach for my neck and raise my brow. “Like what?” “Like a hickey.” Nicki’s eyebrows pull together as she moves closer. “Wait…actually that looks more like a bite mark.” She sits back and wiggles her brow at me. “I suppose you are not taking it slow this time, uh?”