Novel & Cerita Stars Above By Marissa Meyer

She adjusted her coat, sat up straight, and crossed her legs with the grace of someone who knew she didn’t belong—but dared anyone to say it. She was the white swan in a sea of screaming fans. The emcee’s voice boomed through the speakers. “Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the stars of The Last Ember—Charles Adam and Margeaux Shell!” The crowd erupted. Charles stepped onto the stage, dressed in a sleek charcoal suit, his hair perfectly tousled, his smile camera-ready. Margeaux clung to his arm, radiant in a gold dress, waving sweetly like she was born in the spotlight.

"There's no need to rush. No need to use the helicopter." "You don't have to worry. I'm sure Bogy and Irene will be happy to go up in the helicopter at one o'clock in the morning. They can see the stars up close." Era couldn't speak anymore. Her tongue felt tied, so she let the conversation end like that. With her face lowered and her hair falling down on both sides of her head, Era growled and cursed her stupidity. Then she screamed. "Oscar!" *

He is in his business mode, and it carries an underlying threat. I nod and rest my head back down on Tiffany’s chest, nestling in between her two round mounds. “I know. Do you happen to know my co-star in my current drama?” The line goes silent for a second before he hesitantly replies, “Yeah. Tiffany, right? The girl who is probably the prettiest actor in the industry right now.” He pauses for a moment. “Are you telling me you are dating your co-star, Tiffany?” A slight tone of amusement returns.

He is my Great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather. In this family, only sons were ever born. I was special, as my parents say. Ever since Pops(Lucifer) started living here on Earth, I am the very first daughter. I’m Zaria Morningstar. A Senior in Capitol Hills High School, hopeful to graduate this year. The school bell rang, time for the lunch break. I am not the it-girl famous type, but people do nod or smile at me in the hallway. People know me, the surname stood out. I guess Pops’ “shine” never really fades.

Marya's mouth was ajar in shock and panic but Mia had no emotion as she looked more relaxed than ever as if she doesn't care what that implies. "Are you sure you saw it or did someone tell you they did?" Marya asked to be sure she wasn't having hearing problems. "Come outside with me, It's still there." Maudlin said, dragging Marya and Mia with her. When they reached outside the mansion they saw many other people who also came outside to see the star. The star was standing boldly behind a half moon, it wasn't like every other star that does appear at nights, this one was different. It looked bigger in size, red in color and it appears as if it has scars all over.

One press and I might paint a permanent target on Maya’s back. I turned the phone off and shoved it away. That was when the memory hit me again: the three perfect silver stars lined up along her spine. I’d seen them the last time I helped her zip a dress, three tiny constellations that definitely hadn’t been there when she was a pup. I raised her, bathed her, bandaged every scraped knee. I would have noticed. Nothing about those stars was ordinary. I stood so fast the chair scraped loudly enough to make Sarah jump.

"She's a descendant of Hecate but so are hundreds and thousands others. So why do her and Postestas' mate and that Mirus boy and the girl from 1700s all have powers and the rest don't?" "Wait...I think I've spotted something," I said flicking through the pages. "Milly's birthday is April 17th, Donatia's was April 16th, Mirus's was April 18th, Elizabeth's is April 14th. There's a connection. There has to be." "All three of those are in the Aries constellation," Max said. "Does that mean anything to you?" "Aries...aries...aries," I said trying to remember what I had read about that constellation.

As I was about to say, Athena interrupted me. “Hello. What are the girls talking about without the main me?” Athena changed the topic as soon as she came. “Nothing really. We were talking about whether Mika will join us or not.” I supported Athena’s changed topic. I don’t know but my mood is really having the worst swings. I am not menstruating either. It’s just that I have literally had restless days and nights after wearing Marie’s proposal and Aaron. “So will you join us Mika?” Athena asked Mika, giving me some personal space.

But the next second, the steward stepped out from the shadows and blocked the door completely. Adrian threw his head back and laughed. "How naive you are. Did you think it was a coincidence that you walked through the princess's residence so smoothly and found me here? I've moved through this place like a fish in water. Did it never occur to you that I had help in the shadows? "Today, Gideon Frost and that annoying little thing are dead. Now you've thrown yourselves into my net. How perfect." Adrian bared his teeth and thrust forward. There was no trace of his usual weakness.

“Exactly when is it that any of you served Marissa in MY bed?” Nova asks, breathing deeply to control Astra, who was trying to surface. The two Omegas, who Nova did not know, both stare wide eyed at their Luna. “My sister was the one to serve me. She is only one I would ever allow to see Oliver in the state we were in each morning,” Marissa answers smirking.