Star Platinum Requiem Novels & Stories

Koran stood beside me, his eyes narrowing, "It... it looks like a hole in the night, is that the Rift opening again?" "No," I said, the Platinum veins on my arms beginning to glow with a fierce, cold light, "The Rift was a door, that... that is a Star-Eater, it doesn't want the Sovereign’s power, it wants the entire world’s history." Suddenly, Lucian stood up, he walked to the balcony, his small hand reaching out toward the starless patch. ‘It’s singing, Mother,’ the child’s voice echoed in my mind, vibrating with a high, mournful frequency, ‘It’s singing the Requiem, it thinks we are already dead.’

Tiny diamonds formed a ring of stars, cradling a silver crescent in the center. My breathing stopped. I had sketched that design when I was fifteen, in the corner of my old sketchbook. The day Ryan confessed to me, he had pointed at that drawing, his voice shaking. “Jane, one day when I have money, I’ll make this for you. “Stars always stay beside the moon. “Just like I’ll never break my promise to you.” Now he had finally made it. He just put it on someone else. On screen, Wendy touched the pendant at her collarbone and smiled shyly.

He looked across the jewelry shop at me—smiling, talking to the jeweler—and the thought hit him like a physical blow: Selene had already belonged to another Alpha. Every first, every milestone, everything that mattered—she’d already given it to someone else. His entire sense of self shattered in an instant. For the rest of the day, Carter’s smile was a ghost. I didn't notice. I just grabbed his hand and pulled him toward the counter. "Let’s get a backup ring, too," I said. "Just in case a Rogue tries to swipe the real one during the ceremony." His rational mind knew I was just being practical. But his gut twisted it into something poisonous: She only knows to do this because she’s done it be

I remained silent and motionless. "Oh, sorry. They're gone, buried in the ground." I heard some express their regrets. Buried in the ground? She burned those mechandise? Ah, what a shame we're having the same dilemma. Well, I wish she would just gave them away. There are many who like to collect merchs. "I also spent about five hundred thousand for my idols, both band and book authors," said Ate Rosan. A girl in front complained. "Then you just burned it? Why? What a waste of money you spent."

My heart grew impenetrable as I refused him and every aspect of foolishness that led me to give my trust in the first place. “You want redemption?” My question sliced through the suffocating atmosphere with a hoarse tone. “Then listen carefully. Hoping to recover what once belonged to you goes nowhere on the path to forgiveness. Your path to redemption goes beyond both regaining the control of your pack as well as trying to lead it again. Choosing betrayal instead of loyalty quickly stripped you of every right you held previously. True healing will be achieved by you leaving. You need to follow a road that gets you both distant from SilverClaw and away from me. Everyone in the room experienc

According to the guards, she often woke up screaming in the middle of the night. She would call out my name over and over, begging for forgiveness that would never come. "I'm sorry, Aria! I didn't mean for you to die! Please forgive me!" But her cries echoed only off cold prison walls. Back at the foundation ceremony, Ethan stood before the floor-to-ceiling windows that overlooked the ocean. The setting sun painted the water gold and orange, creating a beautiful backdrop for this moment of triumph. He raised his champagne glass toward the endless horizon, a peaceful smile on his face.

The wound suddenly burst with a blinding light, as if it would tear his entire body apart. Kael let out a pained grunt but didn't stop. "Kael! What are you doing?" I tried to stop him. "Don't move," he said through gritted teeth. "This is the best protection I can give you." With a sharp cracking sound, a black crystal flew from his chest and landed in my hand. It was a heart-stoppingly beautiful crystal, as if it held the saddest melody in the world sealed within. "A Requiem Shard," Kael said weakly. "It's condensed from my deepest sorrow and despair. Crush it. Any soul that hears the sound will be plunged into absolute silence."

Her hair is as black as the dark night but sparkles like the stars. "The Kingdom of Edington suppresses you, Rithcelle Amanda Louvre, as Queen Luna. Henceforth, may you find a place you truly belong." The Alpha King removed the red diamond crown from Ritchelle as she tried to fathom everything that had just happened. A face of confusion and pain was plastered on her very angelic face. Not quite later, Ritchelle cried a river of tears. She loved Michael so much. All her life, she thought he loved her too.

I had handled every detail of the wedding, and yet the fire had destroyed it all. Once everything was set, Brenda had only said it looked too plain and that she wanted something more dreamy. That was when Alan contacted the wedding planner for the first time. Next to the crystal decorations I had carefully designed, they added a large number of pink feathers that clashed horribly with everything else. The fire had spread so badly largely because of those pink feathers. However, my family and my fiance completely forgot that it had been Brenda's suggestion and pinned all the blame on me instead. In that group chat, the five of them were using matching cartoon avatars.

Brandon had been ruthless, and the back of my hand was already covered in dark bruises. It hurt terribly, but the pain brought a sudden, sharp clarity to my mind. In my past life, I had been completely blinded by love, unable to see Vivian's manipulative nature or Brandon's unwavering devotion to her, which ultimately led to my tragic death. In this life, I could only wait impatiently for my admission letter to arrive. I licked my lips and started a countdown for the disasters heading their way as I watched everyone leave. It wasn't long before the admission letters arrived, and I successfully received my own admission notice.