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CHAPTER 25: THE NIGHT BEFORE Ivy's POV The night before the finale, I sat on the porch with Nate and couldn't make myself ask the one question that mattered. "You're quiet," he said, settling beside me, close enough our shoulders touched. "Big day tomorrow." "That's not what I meant." "I know." He didn't push. He never pushed anymore, and some nights I hated that about him, because it meant I had to be the one to decide when we finally talked about the things sitting unsaid between us.

It was a nice, comfortable silence while he washed the ice cream bowls and I dried them. We had just finished the last of the dishes when Ren came back. “She still sleeping?” I asked him. He just nodded his head and looked from me to Nate. “What’s wrong?” I asked placing my towel on the counter. “Tomorrow night…” He doesn’t finish because we all know what happens tomorrow night. “We should talk about it, don’t you think?” He asks. It was my turn to nod and the boys both take in a big breath. “There is a tradition in our family.” Nate begins. “On the night before a wolf's eighteenth birth, there is a party. It starts at Sundown and doesn’t end until sunup.”

He restrained himself from waking her up for another round. Ryo’s lips stretched to a smile. It’s almost sunrise, and they barely had a sleep. He missed her so much; he did not let her go until they were both spent. His hands felt his phone on the bedside table and tapped on his calendar. He’s free for the rest of the week except for today. He groaned as he looked at what’s slated for the day. They are all important. He’s got a fan meeting and a tv show in the morning, then a talk show guesting in the afternoon. In the evening, he needed to attend the launch party of his upcoming movie. “Ugh!”

“That wasn’t your fault, you didn’t know I was in heat. If anything, I should have realised long before it hit” “Yeh, but I should have known too. It affects me just as much as it affects you, and the fucking we did the night before the party, that was no normal fucking” ‘The night before the party’. Why did he say it like that, wasn’t that just yesterday? “Gunner what day is it? How long have we been here?” he lifted his head and looked at me confused, like I’d just grown a second head. “The party was two nights ago” he answered and dropped his head back down,

At last, Friday arrived. Hae Mina looked to the ceiling. According to Duskin, they were going to have dinner after the concert, then they would check into a hotel. The next day they were touring the city and, as Kyung Jiho put it, running from crazed fans, and then they would return to Korea early Monday morning. She was thankful that Nightide's concert was considered an excused absence for the band members. "Jae-Woo!" Jeremy called as he stumbled up the stairs. "We have to go! We're leaving early due to weather conditions. They get a lot more snow than we do and if we don't go…"

“Look, I’m just saying this to protect you. I don’t want you getting hurt, okay? But I think you both need to have a good talk.” Lily hissed. “I almost said you were jealous of their relationship.” “I am. I mean, he took our friend away,” Paul shot back. and Lily smacked him again. Stacey chuckled weakly, shaking her head. “What other class are we having soon?” Lily asked. “No, we’re closing next. It’s charity day, remember?” Paul replied. “Oh, that’s true.” “What is charity day here?” Stacey asked, curiosity slipping through her sadness. Paul and Lily exchanged looks, laughter dancing in their eyes.

I twist back to look at him, concern flashing through me, and I see his face turning pale, and his breathing seems shallow. "Hermes?" I call, panic rising in my chest. "Mr.Grande – Hermes, are you okay?" He doesn’t answer. My heart pounds, hands clutching his shoulders as fear edges into the heat and desire. Something’s wrong. ----- Hi, Margaret and Lucian here! We're your main leads from The Night Before I Knew Him. Today marks 100 chapters, and we just want to thank you, esteemed readers, for all your love, comments, and love again (lol)

"One more night of peace. Tomorrow, you and your mommy learn what it really means to lose everything." She stood, turned off the lamp, and walked out into the storm, the ultrasound burning a hole in her purse like a hidden bomb. The game was merely paused. Tomorrow, it reached its devastating crescendo.

But there is a certain feeling you have when things are not usually that way, but have just been decided to be done that way. Every evening before the full moon, the happy people of Green Creek pack who always look for a reason to celebrate and take a break from the days’ work, make merry in their homes. And make it a point of duty to sleep off whatever liquor they have in their system, so they can be energetic for the next day’s inevitable exertion of energy. So it is common knowledge that the night before full moon is usually always so noisy then the noise dies down to a thick quietness. But this afternoon, the Gerald had been sent to go round to every house

Jordan’s POV “Jess!” “Jess!” “Bye, Jordan, please take care of yourself and Andrea, that’s my only wish,” Jess sobbed, standing before me in the white, silky nightgown she wore on the night of the explosion, but it was messed up with blood stains. “Don’t tell me goodbye, Jess. Andrea’s waiting for you, and I am too. Please stay, my love,” I wailed, but she began to disappear into the darkness.