Novel & Cerita The Ballad Of Never After Series

I played with my fingers. "That's not even a curse, Sapphire. That's like, baby's curse or something..." She said. I've learned quite a lot from her, about certain things. One time, we were going to watch a movie named 'Fifty Shades of Grey' but we didn't continue it since their parents went home early. I still don't know what the movie's about. Jason said that it's based on a book. Maybe I will read that book someday. Keira finished braiding my hair and it looked nice. She always does this whenever we go out. Papa lets me stay at their house when we go to Canterbury. But I see it as a way to hide me from his fight with Caleb's dad...

At that moment, my phone, which I had just gotten back, started buzzing like crazy. I glanced at the screen—it was flooded with messages from Irene. [Maggie, I've gotten your revenge!] 'Revenge'? I blinked, puzzled. As I kept reading, it all became clear. Zack had been searching for me and stumbled upon the truth, leading him to confront Nancy. Nancy, backed by her band of rogue wolves, clashed with Zack. Both were left wounded in the aftermath. Nancy lost her unborn pup. She, the one truly afflicted with Argentosis, passed away that spring.

It's our fifth year together, and I accompany my fiance, Theo Montague, to see the aurora he has always yearned to see. Fortune favors us that night as vivid green lights stretch across the snow-covered plain. He wraps his arms around me from behind and suddenly murmurs, "It's beautiful. Too bad we're still one step short of perfect." I freeze for a moment and ask him what we're missing. He doesn't answer, and I don't press him, either. After all, I've heard this phrase far too many times. When I go to great lengths to get him the out-of-print book he has his sights on for ages, he sighs. "We're still one step short of perfect." When we move into our beautifully furnished house and f

However, Prince Eugene was not a womanizer who would pick on any woman, so could it be that he really wanted her as a mate? Thinking about that would make her think to escape the party tonight. … … At night, both of the maids walked down the stairs and into the grand ballroom where all high-ranking members of their pack, their families, some of their friends, and leaders from every other packing were. “That's a lot of people…” Noelle whispered. “It is an important day, Noelle.” Replied the maid “How often would you see the prince turn into the white wolf??” "Guess never.”

When Anna Lowe, the cleaning lady, came to clean the house, she carefully approached me and asked, "Mrs. Summers, there was an unfinished bracelet hanging on the desk in the study, and I accidentally knocked it to the floor. Some of the beads spilled out. Would you like me to help you put it back together?" I was stunned and instinctively asked, "Beads? A bracelet? We don't have anything like that in this house." I was a pretty laid-back person who never showed interest in crafty things like that. Additionally, Lucian Summers had never given me any cute little trinkets. Besides, he was an active-duty soldier who had not taken leave yet.

Avery wasn't feeling well, so he only ran after Leia for a little while before slumping onto the floor, panting. Unexpectedly, Leia turned back and ran back to him. She looked at him anxiously. "Are you okay?" She had noticed him leaning against the flowerbed, so she thought that something happened to him. Avery gripped her wrist. "Got you, Begonia." Begonia was Leia's alias in Peace's Embrace. Avery's voice was as gentle as always, and Leia had mixed feelings about that. No one knew this, but Avery was the only salvation she had in her life.

her actions finally caught up to her as she was led away, her face etched with guilt and remorse. The following morning arrived, casting a glimmer of hope upon Lena and Jayden. Lena, now physically stable, was discharged from the hospital, her heart heavy with recent events, yet filled with gratitude for her husband's support. Undeterred by the emotional toll this ordeal had taken on their lives, Jayden pressed forward, his desire for justice burning within him like a relentless flame. The legal system swung into action, and Stephanie's fate was sealed. In the courtroom, tension hung heavy in the air as Stephanie stood before the judge, her face etched with arrogance and trepidation. The evi

His gaze hardened. “I’m doing it because I remember the person you were before all of this.” Cynthia cried harder. Serena remained silent. Dominic then turned his attention toward her. “As for you, Serena, the same applies.” Serena looked surprised. “You’re dropping my charges too?” “Yes.” She lowered her eyes. “Thank you.” Dominic held up a hand. “Don’t thank me yet.” Both women looked at him. “You’re both walking out of here today, but your lives will not simply return to the way they were before.” Cynthia’s expression became uncertain.

Another blow. Then another. His screams ripped through the cemetery, sharp and feral— then cracked, then faded. Kylie killed him. Right there, in front of Stella's grave, she beat Caleb to death with that metal vase.

He was absolutely heartless! Not long after, I got a call from an unknown number. I hesitated, but eventually answered. It was Liana. "Ryan, you saw the news, right? I was the one who reported Serge. I guess I managed to do at least one good thing." I didn't answer immediately. After a long silence, I finally spoke. "Then you did right by the common folk." Liana's voice sounded weak. "Ryan, can I see you? Just once?" I refused without hesitation. "We're strangers now. There's no..."