Unforseen Guest Novels & Stories

Jasmine looks shocked by my words, and she looks like she is rethinking her next words and when she doesn’t say anything I am glad, she just turns around and storms off like a toddler. Destiney and I continue our way to our class and when we make it to the class, we make our way inside and find our seats. The teacher notices Destiney is back and welcomes her and wishes her to get well soon. Once lunch comes around, we make our way to the lunchroom, and I get Destiney sat down at her usual table with Hannah, Tyler and Trevor. Then Once I know she is okay and I feel like nothing is going to happen while I’m gone, I make my way to the food line to grab something to eat for Destiney and myself.

Ruthless in their certainty. And terrifying. Because I wasn’t just some prize to guard. I was the key to something they didn’t understand yet. Something bigger. Something dangerous. A knock sounded at the penthouse door—three sharp raps that shattered the quiet like a warning bell. Cassian was already on his feet, dark power crackling around him like lightning. Xanden moved just as fast, a blade of shimmering fae steel appearing in his hand. I sat up, the sheet clutched to my chest, heart pounding.

Damon smiled. “Alright kids, the news Hildegard and I have is…” Just then, one of the maids came in. “Sorry to interrupt but you have a guest.” “Are you expecting anyone Dad?” Diego asked. “None that I know of. Tell the person to come in,” Alpha Jerone ordered. To my greatest surprise, as the guest came in, I saw that it was no one other than the stupid girl that stepped on me earlier on today except the clothes she had on was torn everywhere.

“Um, come-“ Before he could complete his statement, the door was slid open to reveal the uninvited guest. And much to their surprises, it was no one but Giovanni’s father, Albert, walking in with a horrified expression on his face.

Damn it! My body grows confused with the constant changes of arousal, and I'm unsure if I want the vibration to continue or stop. After what seems like ages, the speeches come to an end and tables are moved out of the way, making space for a dance floor in the center of the banquet hall. Guests migrate toward it, excited to watch the bride and groom's first dance.

However, her fear was overshadowed by her happiness, so she was not afraid. Wilbur looked at Faron and said, "Let's go. You should get someone to handle the trash." "Alright. Let's go. Someone will take care of this." Faron hurriedly followed Wilbur outside. It was too easy to handle the cleanup when Wilbur did not act crazy. They vanished from the hall. The guests in the hall looked fearful. They looked at each other, not knowing what to do. They thought about Carson Crest, Zev Lloyd, Samantha Lloyd, and Xylon Sow.

But he didn’t look to be inside yet. Or he’s so tiny that I can’t find him. Mykhol snickered. “Mykhol?” Aunt Funda was unnerved by the sudden change but said no more as they looked up at the doors opening. The guest was about to enter. “Now let’s see this-” Mykhol lifted his head, ready to stare down the pathetic child, but it was not him. It was not even another man. It was someone completely unexpected. “That’s-?” Both Mykhol and Aunt Funda watched, frozen in place, as the guest did not walk but charged directly for Ana.

"I told her I'm not interested. That there's someone else." Hope fluttered in my chest. "Someone else?" "Yeah. This stubborn newbie who makes terrible decisions and somehow survived two nightmare worlds through sheer force of will and sarcasm." I smiled despite myself. "She sounds amazing." "She is." He stepped closer, his hand reaching for mine. "Mia, I..." "Fifteen minutes until midnight!" Clara's voice came through the speakers. "All guests must return to their rooms. No exceptions." The party started breaking up immediately. People stumbled toward the elevators, drunk and happy and blissfully unaware of whatever horrors were coming next.

Iris’s POV Well, isn't this just great? I remember my father rushing us over here thinking that we were late, but it seemed like we were early instead. The groom was nowhere to be found and so was his father. My father panicked thinking that the wedding was called off. He tried to call James Harrison, but he didn't pick up his phone. The situation seemed hopeless because we couldn't find out anything from anyone. That was until James's sidepiece came along with her annoying voice. My father leaped from his chair at the sight of her. I rolled my eyes and remained seated. I honestly wanted to be anywhere else but here.

Both of them were too stiff to react, because the strange woman there seemed to be possessed. The panicked screams of the female guests were heard mixed with the tantrums of the foreign women who had just arrived. There is no security guard. Arleena was too confused why someone other than a guest had made it through to this event. Arleena didn't feel familiar with this woman at all. He thought there was no way she was part of Justin's family. Especially members of his extended family. "WHERE IS HE? I WANT TO MEET HIM!"