The Faded Sun Trilogy Novelas e Histórias

Now, everything in the past was starting to feel like a joke. I calmly replied, "My husband's in Zentara. He'll worry if I'm home late." Liam was stunned. It took him a long while before he found his bearings. Pale and confused, he yanked my wrist and questioned, "You married someone in Zentara?" I nodded. "You and I both have our own families to go back to. From now on, I'll be out of your life for good." I struggled out of his grip, but he was surprisingly strong.

A single tear slipped from the corner of my eye and fell onto the withered petals. In the end, Julia and I had nothing left but a love that bloomed too briefly and faded too soon. The End.

Her tears dried on her face as the sea breeze blew. "I'll live well from now onward, Jo," she said, facing the sea. "And on your behalf as well." As the sun set, her figure gradually disappeared into the distance, and my soul finally walked toward that warm light in the sky.

"Alpha, we did it. We've developed a cure for Wolf Spirit Decay." I hung up the phone and walked to the window. The night sky was full of stars, just like the light that used to be in her eyes. I held the small wooden wolf to my heart. "Ayla," I whispered to the stars that mirrored her eyes. "I found the cure. Now… now I can finally come home to you." I drove away from the manor, telling no one where I was going. I drove to the coast, to the cliff where we used to go as teenagers. We watched sunrises and sunsets there. We made a vow to never be parted.

“No need to explain.” She understood perfectly. All their justifications ultimately boiled down to one thing—they loved Sophia, not her. Once, that truth would have shattered her, but not anymore. She no longer loved them. Justin felt a flicker of unease when he noticed how calm Yvonne was. It was as though the chance to make amends was slipping through his fingers. He added, “There’s a meteor shower tonight. I’ll take you up the mountain to watch it.” “No.” “Don’t be stubborn.” Justin glanced at the kids. “Go help your mom change first.”

“Next time, never disappear without a word. Promise me, sweetheart? If you vanish, I’ll tear Manhattan apart stone by stone.” I shut my eyes,said nothing. In three days, I’ll vanish to a place you’d never imagine. A land where the sun scorches, poverty chokes hospitals, no nightclubs, no blood banks. You won’t follow. And you can’t. The next morning— perhaps guilt gnawing at him—Ethan sent a jewelry box. An heirloom from some European dynasty. Pearls glowed softly in the sunlight. “Sweetheart. Last night was my fault. Don’t be angry.”

us. I stood upon a floor of Frozen Mercury, a surface that didn't reflect my image, but my Omissions. Every step I took sent a ripple of silver-white static through the ground, playing back the words I had never said and the fears I had tried to bury under the "Too Much" energy of the Sovereign Sun. The air was thin, smelling of ancient frost and the sharp, metallic tang of a Total System Reset. My sunset-gold fire was no longer a flare; it had become a Steady, Internal Glow, a pilot light that hummed with the frequency of a woman who had finally run out of things to hide.

In a swift, decisive motion, he drove the dagger from his sleeve straight into his heart. As blood gushed forth, Eric swiftly wrapped his arms around me, shielding me from the horror. ... The day of the funeral was draped in a curtain of unending rain. I was there to bid farewell to the past, to see Chester off on his last journey. Seth stood by the grave, his gaze fixed on me. Rain soaked his hair, his eyes were red-rimmed, and a shadow of stubble darkened his jaw, giving him a worn and weary look.

So, there was no reason for me to waste energy on them anymore. I glanced at Timothy’s almost insane expression and casually picked at my ear. "Timothy, do you ever say anything new? I’m getting tired of hearing the same lines over and over. "Sophie didn’t love me because she wasn't lucky enough. That’s why she ended up dying because of you. "And Julie not recognizing me as her father? That’s fine. I’ll just treat her like she doesn’t exist. Besides, I still have another son. "Terrance."

He said with a bow of his head before he turned and swept from the room, closing my office door behind him. I growled loudly and drabbed the glass off my desk, tossing it and shattering it over the fireplace. I used to appreciate Griffin Yarrow’s loyalty, now however it was just a hindrance. If necessary I’d have to get rid of a few problems to make my life and my plans much easier. I paced the room and contemplated the problems my little mate has caused with her meddling. The land she had discovered was hidden for a reason, a treasure trove of artifacts hidden among its lands. Artifacts I had worked hard to keep out of Malik’s paws. Soren knew that the pack's loyalty wasn’t with him, that h