Stranger Until Dawn Novels & Stories

What he said did happen! They thought it would eventually leave, but the energy got nearer and nearer so they both took an attacking stance againts the darkness. Dior pushed Farran behind him and slowly opened the door. Darkness has engulfed the hallway, but Dior has good night vision. Holding his wife's wrist, they tackled the lonely and dark hallway. Each clack of their shoe against the floor echoed across the hallways, and both of them didn't bother hiding it. Since the undead eyeing them arrogantly released its energy, then Dior and Farrah doesn't have to hold back.

Unfortunately it wasn't so. I tucked my hands into my pockets and headed back in. This time I found Jodie at the bar, flirting half heatedly with a good looking stranger. I didn't want to intrude, but I had to. I tapped her on her shoulder, "Jo, we gotta go. Where's Dawn?" She swiveled in her chair and pointed to Dawn's drunk frame dancing with yet another guy different for the one I met her with on the dancefloor less than five minutes ago but in a sense the same guy in terms of stereotyping what type of guys she like.

It wasn’t very effective as they could dodge them very easily but still, it was what we had. “Let’s finish up. They leave at first light.” Ashe said the hunt began at Dawn, but they weren’t leaving until tomorrow. I assumed it was a figure of speech but after scenting the three sisters on Rhett I knew she had played her part. They had played their part… to well.

Chapter 60 As the sun falls into the horizon, the people, or should I say the werewolves, of the town of Dusk and Dawn starts to gather at our place. Tonight the alpha’s madness will end. Tonight, everything will be more normal and free. No more threats and darkness. Only good, light, and life.

Dawns eyes widened as she turned to see who kr was. “You?” Mia wanted to run away but she was stuck to the spot and wished she knew what to do. “What do you want?” Dawn growled at the stranger when she noticed he had his eyes locked on her daughter. She could not let him near Mia, she needed to protect her. “Run! Mia. Go!” Dawn yelled at her daughter as the rogue made a failed attempt to grab her. Mia ran with tears falling from her eyes, she just ran as fast as she could.

Astrid gave her a nod, she was really scared about going back to the pack, but she knew that she can’t avoid going back to the pack forever one day or the other she has to go back. “Let’s go.” Hayley said as she sat in the car beside Jayden and the latter drove the car to Dawn’s place. Once they reached there, Dawn welcomed them with open arms, “welcome Hayley.” Jayden raised an eyebrow and said, “What about me?” Dawn smiled and ignored him, “right now, I am only interested in Hayley.” Jayden scoffed and let Dawn take Hayley with her, Dawn brought Hayley inside her house and made her sit down in the hall, “as I had promised, I have made the poison for you.”

I said. “That will be taking too long,” Dominus said and before I could blink, he knocked Tumult unconscious. Dawn rolled her eyes as I nodded for her to continue. Dawn moved to stand in front of Tumult and then closed her eyes. Like always, Asher stood right behind her as if to take her out of there if something went wrong. We waited patiently until she opened her eyes. “This guy here is a fool,” Dawn said pointing at Tumult. “What do you mean?” I asked.

His eyes locked on the stranger and his chest filled with fury. The stranger's calmness remained unflappable. He tucked the journal under his arm and whispered. “Do you understand now, fox? This is how it always ends. One by one…everyone disappears.” Vincent growled, his voice echoing in the void. “Not her.” But before he could strike again, the stranger snapped his fingers. The darkness around them crumbled into dust. The city reappeared for just a moment—then faded into nothing. And Vincent realized too late—that even he was disappearing too.

When she raised the knife again, I finally said in a cold and unwavering voice, “No matter what you do, we’re nothing but strangers now. “Even if you die right here in front of me, with the cameras as witnesses, it won’t matter to me!” Her eyes widened with despair, searching my face for even a flicker of emotion. However, there was nothing—not anger, not hatred, not even pity. Still unwilling to give up, she collapsed to her knees, clutching my leg like I was her last lifeline. Before she could speak again, Jasmine walked in. She took one glance at the scene and shot me an unreadable look. Then, she smirked.

She knows Travis isn't that lowly of a person, but you can't trust anyone in this world, can you? Strangers don't betray you. Your close ones do. Dawn finds it eerily silent from Spring's side. Judging by Spring's personality, it's not a very good sign. She must be cooking up something to strike back. But Dawn wants to have her pregnancy journey in a quiet place, without any more stress. Recently, she had an appointment in their own house with one of their family gynecologists, and she talked about the bleeding problem. It's nothing serious, but she can't stress herself. In her previous life, she had a smooth journey with Travis and her in-laws’ participation. Right now, she can't count on T