Twilight Saga Novels & Stories

He looked up, his face grim. "She was drained," Mathias said. "Siphoned. Someone drank her magic until her heart gave out." The accusation was felt strongly. Supernaturals drained magic. Humans didn't. Every human eye turned toward the wolves and witches. Every wolf eye turned toward the vampires in the perimeter. The truce Tate had spent weeks building was cracking in real-time. I felt a hand on my arm. I turned to see Adrian. His face was pale, but his eyes were calculating. "I told you," he whispered. "Monsters get hungry."

She asked, equally amused. "As I'd ever be" he replied He was actually serious. Who hasn't heard of twilight? Where was this dude From? She laughed out loud "Making fun of me?" He asked "I'm not. I'm sorry. But everybody has heard, read or watched twilight" "Well, I haven't. Never heard of it or watched it or read it either" he said back "You should. It's the best selling novel or movie of all time" she said He shrugged. "I bet I'd be unimpressed' he said

“Edgar Collin?” It was her turn to narrow her eyes, “No, Tyler. Ed-ward Cull-en!” I just nod my head, returning my attention to the movie. Nothing much is special. I already know where this is going. Immortal falls for a mortal and a bunch of people are opposing them just to add a conflict to the story. This Twilight is just a classic Romeo-and-Juliet tale about forbidden love and overcoming the obstacles of love. I wonder if this Ella and Edgar will end up dead like them.

"Do you live long like in Twilight? Where you almost never die?" "Twilight is mostly fiction, Alisa. We are pretty much human and die of old age, even though we generally self-heal when it comes to most injuries. However, we also die when an important organ of ours is destroyed. Like my father. He died because his brain was smashed on the floor." "So there are only two things that kill you?" "Yes. Only old age or damage to a vital organ can kill us." "What about your—" "Get off Alisa!" Jayden yelled, and then he picked her up and held her to himself like she was a little child.

All of it told Sarah that the piece of human leg she was seeing wasn't fake. Sarah gasped for air, the flashlight slid off from her fingers. She falls back, gasping and wheezing as she stumbles backward, her widening eyes staring directly to the leg that became more visible because of the flashlight harboring it. Only then did she manage to let out a scream.

I wasn't going to complain. I sat cross-legged and pulled my silk shorts down. They got on very easily. I put on a sweatshirt and let my hair hang down over my shoulder. Cami mimicked my posture and hit play. How I liked Twilight. Cami had not seen me that had seemed a sacrilege, so practically had dragged her. Food was brought to us and we gobbled it down watching Robert Pattinson. I don't know how we ended up doing a marathon of the entire saga. In Breaking Dawn Part 1 I had convinced Cami that Taylor Lautner was the prototype man of my life. She adopted him too.

What they didn't realize is that Ruby and Pietro were obviously fraternal twins so it's unlikely for them to share a soul, but I knew better than to bring it up; at least, my secret's safe. I found out a lot about everyone today. Most were interesting while the rest was just painful to bear. I feel sorry for Lowan losing his brothers because of soul corruption, but I feel more sorry for Ross. I can't imagine how it feels to erase your own parents, but he didn't have a choice and they weren't his parents anymore; they were aswangs. Ms. Reina explained that once a person begins the twilight phase, there's no more hope of ever becoming a human again. I know that the society I live in is messed

Cassandra felt like she was Frodo and his band of hobbits on their way to Mordor. The morning sun rose slowly over the mountains. The bright stars began to blend into the sun-lit sky. They crossed the hillsides and a running creek, which was a winding strip, bordered with leaning trees of blossoming rhododendrons. The clouds of lustrous purple-pink flowers on its hilly southern slopes could be seen from afar. In contrast to the human world, it was probably summer in the World Beyond or maybe it was spring. Cassandra couldn't tell. The strange place seemed to have the four seasons all at once.

I whispered into the chaos: "Luna spirit… I need your help… guide me… show me the way." The world shifted. The screams faded. The streets, the blood, the shadows...they all melted away. And suddenly, I was somewhere else entirely. A vast expanse of light surrounded me. White, silver, soft, and overwhelming all at once. My bare feet didn’t touch the ground. The air hummed with energy. And there, above me, hung a crescent moon glowing with divine silver light. Its radiance washed over me, gentle yet powerful, and I felt something inside me ignite...a fire, a spark, a certainty that I hadn’t known I had.

She held it out to me like a fragile treasure. “Look, it’s our engagement bracelet! I had it fixed! “It’s gold inlaid with jade—gold and jade together, a perfect pairing just like us. We’re meant to be, Evan. I can’t lose you!” I took the bracelet, then hurled it to the floor. The jade shattered again, breaking into even smaller pieces than before. Rosie knelt down, desperately trying to piece everything back together, but no matter how she tried to match up the fragments, they would not fit together.