The Age Of Adaline The Book の小説・ストーリー

I didn’t immediately know what he meant then as I caught the flash of fear in the creature’s eyes, I instantly knew that she knew how dangerous Alpha Ryker could be and that she would be a fool if she tried to harm us. It didn’t take long for us to wait for Adelina. Only two minutes since we had gotten inside the cabin, Adelina appeared from a small door at the back. Unlike the creature who had the elf’s ears, Adelina looked every bit like us, humans. Her attire was less colorful compared to the creature earlier. And although Adelina looked like she was in her late thirties, I could see the wisdom in her eyes that were beyond her age. It made me wonder if perhaps she had some youth potion or

"You're only 22?" "So young?" "That's right!" Adeline replied. She was already 21 years old, but in order to prevent Christiano from finding out about her background, she had changed her age and age. "But it's almost the same!" Adeline's face was already a baby's, and his face was small. At first, he thought he was overthinking things, but he didn't expect her to be so young. "You're seven years younger than me!" After Nan Ming Ziye finished speaking, he put his ID card into the machine and scanned it before returning it to Adeline.

Adeline I'm Adeline Galdur, a twenty-year-old alpha daughter of the Nightingale Pack. I am known for being intelligent, vigorous, and brave, and I step out of the limelight and out of the shadow of the night. I grew up with my brother Daniel, who taught me self-defense, which I took seriously. For me, being a woman was never an advantage; however, I couldn't say it was a disadvantage either. I join the warriors and fighters whenever necessary and will never run to the bunker for safety. I was outgoing and wild; my defiance toward my father was evident and known to everyone.

Adeline apologized after greeting them. "There are no worries, you must have been pretty tired from your journey. let me introduce you.." her mother acknowledged and turned to her family introducing them respectively. "Adeline this is my husband, Rex Luther. You can call him Uncle." "Hello, Uncle. it's a pleasure to meet you." She greeted in a soft voice, as he smiled in response. "Nice to meet you too, Adeline." While her mother introduced the two kids; the young girl who looked around 16 years old was known as Madeline and the younger boy, Lucas. They were both her children.

My mother was dead ten years ago when Atlas had killed her. I tried to reason with myself and calmed myself down by saying that this book was indeed filled with old information. Still, I went through the list and even found Adelina’s name there. My fingertips traced each word lazily and even though there were better things to do than to go through a list of witches’ names, I still wanted to finish reading the list. About fifteen minutes passed, and I was nearly at the end of the list. Three more names and I was done. Two more. “One—” I coughed. Once I got a handle on myself, I blinked. Then I ran my finger one more time. “Holy shite!”

Adeline replied with a smile before leaving. — By noon, loud noises echoed from outside the house. Adeline, who had been resting, felt disturbed and walked out to see what was happening. A pickup truck was parked in front, and several workers were unloading a bookshelf — and boxes filled with books. The moment Adeline saw the books, her eyes lit up like a child being given a thousand chocolates. “Ma’am, where should we put this bookshelf and the books?” one of the workers asked. “Inside my bedroom, please,” Adeline said cheerfully, unable to hide her excitement.

“Thank you, Adeline. I’ll keep that in mind.” She returned smile and walked graciously toward the door. “Thanks, again, Mr. Steel.” “Adeline,” I returned with a nod, holding the door open for her. She nodded and walked out. I gently closed the door behind her and leaned against it in exasperation. “She didn’t seem so bad.” I looked up to see Leila standing in the doorway. “Too young.” Leila laughed. “She’s over a hundred and fifty years old!” I shook my head. “She would be more like a babysitter and playmate than a nanny and protector. I can see her playing cars and Barbies with him, but then if a rogue vampire comes at the door …”

Once again, Adaline shook her head. Adaline tried to stand up, but her knees felt too weak. Without being asked, Altezza helped her. The man carried her back into the room and sat her down on the bed. "My bag," Adaline requested, pointing towards where she kept her bag. Altezza frowned, but he did as Adaline asked. Adaline handed him a small blue-covered book. Altezza's forehead furrowed even more. "What's this?" he asked, confused. Without waiting for an answer, he slowly opened the book. A black and white photo and the doctor's writing greeted his eyes. "This...?" Altezza stared at the book, then at his wife in turns.

Choosing the first one on the list, I try to check where it is only to find out that it’s been checked out. A couple of months ago. So much for the books not leaving the premises, I muse to myself, looking for who else was so interested in the Blood Moon Hybrids. My hand stills over the keyboard when I see a far too familiar name. Rachel Adkins. “No,” I breathe, anxiously, my fingers moving over the keyboard quickly now. But as I type in the names of the books listed on the side, all of them that are related to the Blood Moon Hybrid have been issued to Rachel Adkins. Just a week before she left me bleeding in the tunnels, taking that piece of evil that’s been hidden under the vault for all t

she rolled eyes and left the hall. Malik scoffed, the sting of her words burning his bones. -- Adeline didn't bother going back to the nurse's office. She went back to her room to hide the stolen injections somewhere in the bathroom then proceeded to remove the already soaked tissue. She had it flushed. Feeling free, she left the bathroom. Loud and Nikolai aren't in anymore. They probably went for their morning workout too. It was already 7:30 when Adeline arrived at the House of Orlovs.