Our Share Of Night Novels & Stories

Damon’s arm wrapped around my shoulders, grounding me in that truth. Above us, the moon shone gold and silver both, and below it thousands of people stood together, breathing the same air, sharing the same dream. The night would end, the fires would dim, and life would return to its ordinary rhythms. But this balance, this unity, would echo through generations.

" You don't need to take turns with me though. Let me watch him myself " " Nahh , that would be too much stress. We would watch him better if we're agile and not over worked. So let's take turns okay? " " You're right Andra. Thank you", " So how should we share it, should we do it per hour or hours or night or morning shift? " " I can watch him tonight and you watch him tomorrow and we can keep alternating it, something like that" " Okay that makes sense. It's almost night, you should have your dinner and take anything you might need",

Gertrude said after a reluctant scoff. “That may be how you see it from your perspective. But I really think that the stars and moon come out at night to fill the void of darkness. They all came out to preach light. The moon, the stars, the night…I think they’re all partners. They are all supporters of each other. I envy the night for having so many supporters. Supporters that preach light in order not to make the dark feel alone or lonely. His supporters are clearly filling his dark heart with light. The night is indeed lucky,” I offered a faint sigh.

The drive back to the Nightshade estate was different from any other. The city was quiet, but it wasn’t the silence of fear. It was the silence of exhaustion. Shifters leaned against walls, slowly recovering from the forced change, while newly awakened humans helped them. The divide was still there, but the hatred had been replaced by a shared trauma.

He had my whole heart, and I finally knew I had his. We could start over as a unit. Together. United. A family. And it all started with that night.

It took her back to that night during the Flower Moon Festival, when they also stood so close… entranced by the other’s presence. “Can I just stay here?” She whispered. ‘With you.’ “We’ll find a solution for this, I promise.” He said with a serious expression “So you can always make your choices.” Even if that wasn’t what Celestial Guardians did.

“I will protect your slumber. Tomorrow we plan. Tonight you sleep.” And that is what we do. Our new little family together. Possibly for the last time.

CHAPTER SIXTY-ONE; Full Moon Night Nathaniel’S POV Everywhere was glistening with lights. The pack house was filled to the brim. The pack members were back for the full moon night. Usually, they were always in the city, trying to make ends meet. Tonight was special. It was a night when you get to meet your mate and bond as well. So the mateless covered the population of the place. There has been some sort of trend lately where the members of the same packs get mated together. The usual occurrence is that they would be from different packs but I was praying to the Moon Goddess on behalf of them. They wanted their mates. She should just give them.

My brothers and I locked eyes, the same thought burning in all of us. We're gonna spill some blood tonight.

they shouted in unison, their voices echoing through the night. As the night wore on, I savored the moments of joy and connection. We danced, we sang, and we shared stories of our past-each one strengthening the fabric of our community. The darkness may have threatened us time and again, but in these moments, we were reminded of the light we carried within.