Until Dawn Emily Novels & Stories

EMILY I was washing the dishes when I heard the sound of a knock on the door. I checked the time on my wrist watch, it wasn't the time when Kent usually returned. These days he's been showing up earlier, so I didn't think of tonight to be an exception. I dried my hands on my pants, heading for the door. The knock came again, but I didn't bother to be in a hurry to ask who it was since it was only Kent who knocked.

And now, she had kissed Charles Adam. She had given them the perfect weapon. Emily’s fingers hovered over the screen. Then she typed: “Okay. I’ll come.” She hit send. No hesitation. She couldn’t afford it. She had to face whoever was behind this. Alone. The next day, Emily slipped out of the mansion before the world had fully woken. The halls were still cloaked in shadows, the staff still asleep, and the city outside was wrapped in a soft, golden hush. It was just past 5 a.m., and the sky was painted in streaks of lavender and rose, the sun barely peeking over the horizon.

The night had brought us one step closer, and I was ready to face whatever challenges awaited us, driven by a love that defied the darkness and a resolve that burned brighter than ever. The first rays of morning sunlight filtered through the curtains, painting the room in a soft, golden glow. As I slowly stirred awake, my gaze naturally gravitated towards Emily, who was still lost in peaceful slumber. Her features were serene, a calmness that belied the storm of emotions she had weathered.

Morning came quietly. The house looked peaceful. Birds were singing outside. The sun was soft and warm. Emily woke up early like always. She washed her face and looked at herself in the mirror. Her eyes still looked a little tired. But she forced a small smile. “I will be strong,” she whispered to herself. She came downstairs. The house was calm. Harrison had already left for work. Tessa was not around. Diana was sitting in the living room, drinking tea.

Which i most definitely regret . I dismissed Emily and asked her to go study since her mid-terms were coming up in a few weeks and she after me pleading to her several times and an acknowledging nod from later she finally left . She cheered for Dawn rather than her own brother. So much for sibling love "Dawn you can end this if you want .i can do this all day ."i can most definitely not do this all day "Yea right .Do you think i cant see you holding your ribs from time to time .We're mated already making the bond strong which means i as a female can sense your emotions. "Wait .What ?

Chapter 60 As the sun falls into the horizon, the people, or should I say the werewolves, of the town of Dusk and Dawn starts to gather at our place. Tonight the alpha’s madness will end. Tonight, everything will be more normal and free. No more threats and darkness. Only good, light, and life.

he asked, looking subdued. “He doesn't have to know.” Emily was in a deep slumber when she heard a loud knock on her door. She groggily opened her eyes and looked at the clock. It was already dawn. She rubbed her eyes and got up from the bed. She walked towards the window and opened the curtains. The sunlight was streaming in, and she could see the beautiful view of the forest outside. She was about to turn around when she saw a figure standing outside her door. She squinted her eyes and tried to get a better look. “Holy shit!,” she exclaimed, as she realized it was one of the alpha’s swordsmen.

Narrator’s POV— Rest of the day passes quickly and Emily spends most of her time lying in her bed, pondering about the memories. She had a shocking revelation and has been able to solve the mystery of the dreams, flashes and memories! Only a few pieces of the puzzle were left to be solved but one thing she was sure about. Her eventual shifting to the new town Odessa was definitely a call of destiny! Sunday morning Emily wakes up early and quickly gets dress after her morning routines! She is happy today because her best friend Linda is supposed to reach by afternoon.

Current day... The quietly opening door at the top of the stairs jarred Emily from her stupor. She scrambled to her feet and tensed, sniffing the air. She listened to the routine sounds with a growing sense of dread. No food. Her stomach clenched tightly with hunger and fear. She listened to the clicking steps as her mother made her way down into the darkness. A light went on in the outer room and glowed under the heavy wooden door. The outside bar lifted and the hinges creaked when it slid open. Emily squinted at the sudden brightness. Her heart sank when her eyes confirmed what her nose had known; through the bars she could see Carolynn's empty hands. No food.

She was just there, alone and blank, without an idea of the next step to take. “Are you still asleep?” Emily heard Barbara’s voice that was followed by loud bangs on the door. “Wake up! You sleepy head! You have a lot to go today”, Emily said and glanced at the clock. It was 5:am now, and it was yet to be bright. It dawned on her that she was still the maid, so she had to do exactly what Barbara asks of her. With that realization, she got off the bed and out of the room, where she met Barbara looking at her angrily.