Starstruck Chapter 3 Novels & Stories

Estrella I stare across the ballroom at Anwen, surrounded by gorgeous women. A brunette throws her head back in a laugh and starts to put her hand on his arm, then pulls back. If I wanted to be kind—if I hadn’t already spent three hours stumbling through conversations like some kind of backcountry rube—I would assume he didn’t see the hand in time to pull away. But I know how perceptive he is. It’s one of the things I’ve grown to love about him. And it means that any plausible deniability is impossible for me to extend. I sip my drink.

Surprisingly, the first words out of his mouth were, "Are you okay? You're sweating." I gave him a wry look. "What's it to you, moron?" Jacob's face unexpectedly softened at my retort, though he said with some annoyance, "Stop throwing a fit and come with me to have some cake. I'll have Eric apologize to you." Before I could respond, Ivana's frantic gasping interrupted. At once, the crowd swarmed around her in panic. Her condition had flared up again. The heirs and heiresses who had put me down behind my back crowded around Ivana as they fussed over her. "Are you all right, Ivana? I'll call 911!"

I stumble back, bracing myself on the counter, heart racing. From the next room, Mirabella rushes in, phone still in hand. “Clara? What the f—” Her eyes lock on the glass, the look on my face. “WTF just happened?” I swallow hard, breathless. “I heard… something. Like footsteps.” Mirabella raises a brow but doesn’t question it yet. Instead, she crouches, carefully gathering the larger pieces. “Okay. Creepy as hell, but let’s not bleed out over broken stemware.”

"Before the storm clears and Jackson’s satellites find you." Nova hugged the old man. "Thank you, Sebastian." "Run, Little Star. Run." (Chapter 193 End)

Was it her destiny that everyone who came into her life ended up betraying her? Caitlin flew far over the Hudson River, and looked down as it gleamed in the moonlight. The night air felt good as it brushed her face and hair, wiping away her tears. She was far from the island now, just a dot on the horizon. She flew further and further away, desperate to clear her head.

I tried to ignore it and returned to the breathing exercises. Star began to softly chant in an unfamiliar language, making it challenging for me to keep my mind empty. My count became disrupted, and I struggled to concentrate. Suddenly, a burst of light erupted from the gazebo's center, illuminating the entire structure. In that moment, a massive shadow lunged toward Star, and I saw its teeth and claws closing in on her.

He was shivering and stammering at the same time making Xyenth even more confused on what really happened to him. END OF CHAPTER 38

He hadn’t needed explanations because he had already chosen his first love after three years of marriage. Elara sat there for a long time, the fever burning through her veins. When she finally stood up, the world tilted violently. And then everything went dark. *** How did you find this chapter? How did this chapter make you feel about Elara? Was she treated fairly? What are your thoughts so far? Do share your comments and chapter review, dearies.

And the place in my chest where the mark ran its deep root stayed warm for the entire three hours. END OF CHAPTER 14

I received a complaint and a one-star review. It was from Christian. He was using such a childish tactic just to force an apology out of me. He wanted to force me to admit the severe consequences I had to face for abandoning him back then. However, I had only loved him passionately, like the sun loved the stars. Could that really be considered a mistake? “No, Nova, you didn’t do anything wrong,” I comforted myself, completely in denial. “The only mistake is that the sun and the stars belong to day and night. They are destined to never be together.”