Starstruck Chapter 3 Novels & Stories

Chapter 34 Aurora’s heart slammed painfully against her chest as she stared down at the mysterious text message. Her fingers trembled slightly, hovering above the glowing screen. Should she trust this unknown number? She hesitated, biting her lip nervously. Her thoughts raced. What if this was just another cruel trap from Edward? What if it was Jessica’s twisted revenge, or someone else entirely? Her life had become a tangled web of secrets, lies, and hidden threats. Trust had become a luxury she could no longer afford.

He knew my name. ************************************************************************************************************* Chapter 2 Serene’s pov A stranger’s arms held me captive in the crowd, his voice a low murmur in my ear that knew my name. My heart hammered against my ribs, a frantic bird trapped in a cage, but my body refused to obey the command to run. His hands began a slow, deliberate journey down the bare skin of my legs and back up the sensitive curve of my inner thighs. I pushed against his hold, a silent struggle lost to the press of bodies. This was Nola’s fault, I thought with a surge of frustration, for dragging me into this pulsing, suffocating sea of people. For a sing

I said to myself OMG I am now in trouble how am I supposed keep my lust in check. Damn it now trying to resist the lust and fire within me. please come in i said as he walk in pass me his cologne and his body was so mesmerizing that I stand their by the door for a good three minutes before coming back to my senses and closing the door. I said to myself why did this man had to be so handsome why did I had to have this intense attraction for him.

and ask him. "At some point do I have to work with"-I turned my face to look at him, trying hard to be as cold and arrogant as he was, and finished-with this one? —Her eyes widened when she heard me say that and I think it was the straw that spilled the glass. She got up from her chair and closed her eyes tightly and pointed to the door with her index finger.

“Noah, I don’t care what it takes. Find Adora as soon as you can and stay with her until I’m off work and back home.” Noah never asked questions, only executed orders. “Got it. I’ll go find her now.” As soon as Adora arrived at New Chapter Bookstore, she received a call from Noah. “Adora, where are you?” “What’s going on? Do you need something?” “Yeah, it’s about Ruby.” “Can’t you just tell me over the phone?” “It’s complicated. I’ll come find you.” Adora paused for a moment, then suddenly smiled. “Louis asked you to keep an eye on me, didn’t he?”

Chapter 44: The Sovereign Strike The ascent in the Ares III was a blur of high-G turns and the frantic, rhythmic glow of tactical displays. As the jet leveled out in the thin, freezing air of the stratosphere, the cabin stabilized, but the storm inside Jade only intensified. She sat in the co-pilot’s chair, her eyes unfocused, her fingers twitching in rhythm with the data streams she was intercepting from the satellites passing miles above them.

Dante’s obsidian arm let out a low, mourning chime as the flagship hit the first wave of the ocean, and the silver brain began to glow with a welcoming, terrifying light. (Watch out for Chapter 239) 💬 Add to library | Vote | Comment | Please Send Gifts

"She's the one who asked." The study went dead quiet, just the fire snapping in the hearth and Lorenzo's heartbeat thundering in his ears. His lips parted, but nothing came. He never thought Chiara would actually let go. For five years, he'd staged thirty-three accidents, praying she'd take the hint and end the "cursed" engagement. That way, he could honor the Mortoros and still chase his own heart. So why now... did it feel like something had been ripped straight out of him?

​Suddenly, a new chapter heading appeared in the stars, glowing with the golden light of the audience’s will. ​"CHAPTER 127: THE VOTE OF THE VOID."

Downstairs, a door slammed. Veeraj’s voice carried out, sharper now. “Where is she?” My breath caught. Alex squeezed my hand. “Now, Saesha. Now.” And I realized this was it — my chance. My escape. Or my last mistake. END OF CHAPTER 30