Super Dark Deception Chapter 2 Novels & Stories

"I just destroyed the only way out. Now, we stay in the dark together... until there’s nothing left to burn." (Watch out for Chapter 218) 💬 Please add to your library | Drop your Comment/ Reviews | Your Gifts mean so much to me. Thank you, readers.

My legs gave out from underneath me, I tried to brace myself for impact against the ground, but instead my weak body was pulled into strong arms. I blinked, trying to clear the blurriness in my eyes again, the dark spots started clouding my vision, but before it fully had a chance to pull me in, I was met with deep seafoam eyes that shone with so much intensity, “I have you.." *** This chapter wasn't the best, my apologies, next chapter will be better I promise. Shalini Zhara <3

Along the way, they encountered allies both old and new, each one lending their strength to the cause of peace and harmony. Chapter 22: Shadows of Deception As Elara and Aric delved deeper into the mysteries surrounding the shadowy cabal, they uncovered a web of deceit and treachery that stretched across the land. It seemed that the darkness they had fought so hard to vanquish had taken root once more, its tendrils reaching out to ensnare the unwary and corrupt the innocent.

🌙 The Architect slowly clenched his fists. His calm mask finally breaking. 💀 “No…” The sky trembled. ⚡ “That memory was destroyed.” ⸻ Far beyond reality… Something laughed. A familiar laugh. A human laugh. 👤 And somewhere in the darkness… A forgotten boy opened his eyes. 🖤 ⸻ End of Chapter 28 To Be Continued…

[END OF CHAPTER 7] Next Chapter Teaser: The Alpha of Silvermoon is broken. He is bleeding on the bone floor of the catacombs, and I am standing over him, my claws dripping with his blood. But the Council is watching through his eyes. And killing him will paint a target on my back that even the King cannot protect me from. The question is: Do I have the mercy to spare him? Or the fury to end him?

Chapter 3: The Dark Agreement I noticed I had caught his interest, so I left, swaying my hips with each movement. I had his attention already; maybe next time, he would call me for another dance. As I walked away, I could not help but feel a mix of emotions. Part of me was intrigued by the Dark Lord's allure, the enigmatic aura that surrounded him. But I refused to let myself be drawn into his world. I would stay focused on my goal, working hard to pay off my debt and gain control of my life.

I had so many questions, and I hoped that he would provide some answers. I sensed myself fading away, like a fleeting vision. With the little strength left in me, I decided to ask the most crucial question before succumbing to unconsciousness. "Is this a dream, or has everything been real? Are you truly a werewolf?" My voice was barely a whisper, and I doubted he even heard me. He began to respond, but his words sounded distant and muffled, like a far-off buzz. Soon, everything faded into darkness. My head slumped, dangerously close to hitting the bathtub, but just in time, I felt his strong hands catching me.

she explained. Brandon’s gasp was sincere while his hand flew to his mouth. “You have the Book of Secrets,” he whispered. Tara was astonished. “How did you know that?” she asked. “It’s a long story that I may tell you someday. For now, just look at chapter twenty-seven,” he said eagerly. He positioned himself comfortably against the dark, freshly polished wainscoting covering the lower half of the wall. “I’ll wait here.” Eyeing him suspiciously, Tara opened the book to chapter twenty-seven and started reading.

how could that be possible? "Your e-eyes," I stammered. "It turned into a different shade..." His hand on the table clenched into a fist, eyes were unreadable and vicious like the hawk's. The darkness beneath his eyes felt like a deep pool of danger, haunting me silently. I gulped and put my burger down, tensed of the sudden change of his mood. "No. It didn't," he said with a firm, low voice that it sounded almost furious. "I'm sure of what I saw. I can't be mistaken. Actually, the second time we met, I saw your eyes glowed. Earlier, I saw it darkened. I didn't even blink and I'm certain I wasn't hallucinating—"

"What are you doing here?" she cried as Sake collapsed, bloodied, into her arms. "Why did you save me?" "Because you're stupid," he said, blaming her despite the pain he was clearly in. "I didn’t ask for your help! Look what happened to you!" she sobbed. "Sake, please, fight! I’ll get help!" But when she turned, she was met by darkness. She couldn’t see anything. Where were they? Why was it so dark?