The Fault In Our Stars Book Setting Novels & Stories

Xavier POV Bliss. Sheltered in Frost Manor, out in the middle of nowhere Georgia, we had a taste of what our lives could be like once we were free to live in peace. The warm, lazy summer days faded into heated nights with Elara in our arms. We shared her body, took and gave in equal measures until we were all exhausted, then did it all over again.

Reaching out his hand, I took it and pulled myself up. "Take it easy, Tati, don't worry, I'll get Bella, "Axon said, with worry lines littering his face. I stood on the concrete path waiting for Axon to get our rambunctious four-year-old. My ankles were puffy, and my stomach was the size of a house. Sweat poured off of me; it was probably one of the hottest days of the summer. We were back in Ohio, back to where our love story first began. Where we would soon be moving to, hopefully now I'll be able to see Kate, Aiden, Kensley, and Kenston more.

I retort, rolling my eyes. He chuckles, the sound low and comforting, and presses a lingering kiss to my forehead. My heart skips a beat. “Let’s go,” he murmurs, guiding me out. His hand never leaves mine, leaving my chest heavy with this strange, foreign feeling of… peace. --- The hospital is a private, state-of-the-art facility nestled in the heart of Nevada. The air smells faintly of antiseptic, though the waiting area feels more like a luxury spa, complete with soft classical music playing in the background.

"I'm not going anywhere." We left the bookstore together. I walked through empty streets toward home. The Mediterranean whispered against the harbor, and somewhere above us, stars I couldn't name flickered through the light pollution. Tomorrow, we'd be hunted. Tonight, we were just two women walking home. --- End of Chapter 213

Greg and Carol said in chorus Stella smiles and shrugs the thought of Carol's hand. "Should we watch the stars?" he asked "Where?" "Trust me," he said They went to the green field near the lake. Stars are slowly showing up as the moon hides. They are fireflies flying around making Stella remember that place in her dreams. The place where Aelius created for them to meet, a place that no one can hurt them. It seems that someone pinches her heart, thinking about it. Maybe she is not sure if that is what she really wanted, a place of just the two of them. How could she leave Lala and Lynx behind? Justine who is watching Stella starts to get worried. He clears his throat catching Stella's lost mi

Lady-Luna Millie’s POV Starlyn Secondary Manor - Ruled Solely By: Lord Oskar Redmon, Illinois, USA June 3rd, 2524 AD —————————- Warning: Mature themes such as language, sex, violence, abuse, etc in this book. Reader discretion is advised. ————————— I found myself in an underground chamber, the rough stone walls covered in ancient symbols and flickering torchlights. My heart pounded as I clutched the twins close to me, the adrenaline still coursing through my veins from our escape from the Cult.

The more I stare into his beautiful blue eyes battling with a pain I can feel trickling into my own skin, the more I want to snuff it all out from him. He releases his grip on my hand and drags his fingers through his hair mass. "I am so sorry. Maybe—" "All that happened was not your fault." I take back his hand into mine, gripping tightly onto it. "Let us go." _______ Our walk to the park is a slow, silent one filled with the battle in our minds, our shallow breathings, the sound of our footsteps on the side walk, and the buzzing of cars flying past us. When we finally arrive at the park, we find it empty. Big and wildly exposed to the brightly lit night sky draped with twinkling stars. The

I tried to push those thoughts away, but they kept resurfacing in my mind. I looked around the room and took in the details. The walls were painted a soft shade of blue, and the curtains were drawn. The bed sheets were white, and there was a vase of fresh flowers on the nightstand. I noticed that Clara's favorite book was lying on the bedside table, a bookmark stuck at the page she had been reading. As I sat there, watching Clara's chest rise and fall with each breath, I couldn't help but think about Hailee. She had been hurt badly, and it was all my fault. I had sent her to the Pixen Pack, and I had failed to protect her.