Novel & Cerita Theo Solomon Audiobook

His eyes are dark, and I can see that he is trying to contain his wolf. “SCARLET I said get your bag NOW, do not make me repeat myself again.” Dorian’s eyes are wild, and he is pacing. “AHEM.” Everyone is startled by the voice coming from the other side of the car, we had all been paying attention to the drama in front of us. Turning I can see that Theo is standing there, like Caleb his eyes are dark, and he is barely hanging onto his ability to talk normally. “If I might have a moment of your time Scarlet, I think there is some information that you may find useful.” Theo thumps down a rather old and yellowing leather-bound book on the top of the car.

Theo soliloquized as he got into his room. “You have to take it easy Theo, it’s not your fault, we all went through the same pain.” Adam said while standing at the doorpost and Theo just nodded in agreement as he collapsed on his bed. “What’s happening?” he thought to himself again, taking a deep breath and heaved before finally drifting off to sleep. _____NEXT__DAY_______ Theo was woken up by the sound of an alarm clock blaring its noise into his ears. He swiped his hands and it fell on the hard floor.

Axel Wolfe "Open the door Axel" Theo said again his voice sounded so distant, I could barely hear what he was saying, my eyes were closed all I could see was black and I didn't want to open them I wanted them to just stay close forever. The last thing I remember was walking into my room closing the door behind me then that was it, my vision completely darkened and I collapsed on the ground with a loud thud, then the entire world went silent. Then I started hearing Theo's voice, at first I couldn't hear what he was saying but then I could hear him but his voice was so distant, then I couldn't hear anything anymore, did he stop talking? Or I just can't hear him?

“Don’t leave me alone with this.” That wrecks me. Because I’ve heard that voice before. Years ago. Same woman, different name. Same pain. I don’t say anything. I just breathe. Back at my apartment, it’s past midnight. I record a voice note for Theo. “She’s falling apart,” I say. “I don’t even think she sees it.” He replies within two minutes. “She’s standing on the edge, Damien. And I don’t think she plans to step back.” I stare at the screen. I don’t play the message again.

He looked at me more carefully after that but thankfully didn’t start trying to talk me out of anything. I appreciated that. Mostly because if one more person attempted to gently guide me toward becoming some symbolic royal disaster, I was going to throw them directly off Blackridge mountain myself. The doors below opened again and Theo walked in carrying what looked like several pages of notes already covered in writing. Of course he had notes. That man could probably organize the apocalypse into a functioning schedule if given enough time. Jax followed behind him eating something and Theo looked up the second he noticed us. “Good. You’re both alive.”