Novel & Cerita Nine Kids And One Night

Elena’s pov; “No! we have to watch this one.” “Ugh what the- NO. This is so cliché.” “You both shut up, we’ll watch it, if everyone agrees on it.” Ella hushed the kids down. Their simultaneous bickerings was bringing an ache to my head. Damien and the birth giver had already left for their honeymoon, so us kids and the elders were the only ones left. And that’s how the boys all came to a conclusion that they should have a movie night.

The party went on with cake, speeches, and more dancing. Ryan and I stayed apart most of the time. We laughed with other people and yes, continued acting normal, but every look between us actually felt fun. Near midnight, the crowd got smaller. People started leaving for their rooms. I said goodnight to my cousin and walked toward the elevators. Ryan was already there. He was alone. We rode up together without saying anything. I could only hear our soft breathing. When the doors opened on his floor, I followed him. No one was in the hall. Inside his room, the door closed behind us. Ryan pulled me close right away and kissed me hard. I kissed him back the same way.

Freya, Julian's mate, is the one who usually ends up rescuing snacks from the ensuing chaos, which she is doing right now with the quiet, long-suffering efficiency of a woman who's done this exact rescue mission a hundred times before. I hear footsteps running from the side of the house before cute little were-kids appear with their own water guns. Nine-year-old Piper, Vesper and Kane's fearless daughter, is a bit of a tomboy. Vesper and Kane, in case you don't know, are Aurelia's and my werewolf best friends. Behind her are my nephews — seven-year-old Adam and five-year-old Aaron, Genevieve and Damon's sons. Their parents dropped them off on our front doorstep this morning so they could spe

But the door behind me opened. Nine people created a cacophony of sound when they entered. Milla was begging for the bathroom. Conan was whining about his pants not being the right color but he had asked for blue and that was what he wore. Nerezza's attention jumped from one kid to the next. Lysander and Amadeus bickered over the architectural type of the home. Zaven and Alastair ushered the kids forward, as Milla broke their speed. And making up the rear was Kallik and Priamos. From what I heard, they were ganging up on Leon. Which made my heart swell. Somehow, they made the woman in front of me seem insignificant. Washed all my worries concerning her away.

Kaiden picked up the remote and came over to sit on the bed, "Well, I've already selected the Friends episodes we're going to watch and then Mamma Mia." Before I could answer, I saw Kendrick come into the room with a giant bowl full of popcorn, I smiled. I was home, with people who loved me and that I loved, for right behind Kaiden I saw the whole gang enter the room as well: Lilith, Jenny, Benny and Victor. Jenny threw me a little dress, I caught it in the air and got far enough away from Dylan to get dressed, and Benny threw Dylan a shirt. "We don't take our clothes off until after midnight, okay?" Lilith commented, climbing into bed as well, and everyone let out a loud laugh.

They sprang towards me to see the photos, teasing one other at how goofy they looked. At nine p.m. that night, the kids were too exhausted to want to do anything other than sleep, it was the only time I had to myself. I got out of bed and left the room which had three bunk beds for the six girls to sleep in and it had a bed for me to sleep in. I closed the door quietly so as not to disturb their sleep. A full moon peered outside the courtyard its energy radiated down filling me with hope things were going to get better.

His eyes were intense as he stared back at me. "Let's go back home. I can't wait to get you out of this costume." I giggled, looking around. "We can't! Just a few more hours." He groaned but nodded his head. *** By the end of the night, we were the only ones left. My mother and father were busy with Ella; meanwhile, Andrew and Adrian were trying to catch Aiden as he ran around with their candy. So mischievous that one! "Kryptonite," Edward whispered, his eyes meeting mine.

"There's this party tomorrow night at the Grandview Hotel. Some trust fund kids are hosting it." "I can't afford hotel parties." "You don't need money. Just show up and exist for three hours. Talk to people who don't need help with homework. Drink expensive wine someone else is paying for. Remember what it feels like to be young." "Zoe” "Maya, when's the last time you did something spontaneous? Something just for yourself?" I thought about it. I couldn't remember. "Never. The answer is never." Zoe stood up. "Which is exactly why you're coming with me tomorrow night."

"Together." Outside, Thorne's team prepared to strike. Ronan's gift had lit the fuse. The full moon was tomorrow. And the pack was ready for war.

“Twenty nights,” Kai Lennox murmured against Damien’s lips as they stumbled out of the elevator and into the penthouse at 11:49 p.m. The words felt heavy, almost sacred. Twenty nights of the same addictive rhythm, and yet tonight it felt different deeper, more settled, like the pattern had finally locked into place and refused to be broken.