Until Dawn Novels & Stories

I blinked as a ray of sunlight came through the window. My eyes not yet fully open, my right hand reached for the gadget on the nightstand, fingering it lightly to see the time. When the flat black object was successfully grasped in my hand, I saw that it was exactly 6:15 am. It was still too early for me to get up. I usually set my alarm for 7 am, then head out to help prepare Gavin's family breakfast.

Chapter 69:A New Dawn The village was bathed in the soft glow of dawn, the first light of a new day breaking over the horizon. The air was filled with a sense of renewal and hope as the villagers went about their morning routines. Luna and Asher, having returned victorious from their latest challenge, knew that it was time to focus on rebuilding and strengthening their community even further.

Finally, I climbed onto the bed, seeking refuge in sleep, hoping to escape the lingering sting of his words. The morning light filtered through the window, painting the cabin in a warm glow. I stretched, the remnants of sleep clinging to me. I glanced out the window, a smile tugging at the corner of my lips as I watched the birds soaring through the clear blue sky. I looked at the clock, surprised to find it was already six in the morning. I reached for the pillow, still warm from Dawzon's presence, and inhaled deeply, savoring the lingering scent of his cologne.

While Blackwood is away, given a task by David to find Jay Nashville, he is on a mission to search for all the nightclubs and bars. In the early morning, the world is draped in a serene stillness. The sky is adorned with hues of soft pastels, transitioning from the deep blues of night to the gentle pinks and oranges of dawn. The air holds a crispness, carrying with it the promise of a new day. As the first rays of sunlight begins to peek over the horizon, nature awakening from its slumber. The chirping melodies of birds gradually fills the air, their voices harmonizing in a symphony of joy and vitality. The gentle rustling of leaves and the occasional whisper of a gentle breeze adds a subtle

Chapter Thirteen I woke up to the sunshine steaming through the window. I let out a yawn and stretched my tired body out. My arms still ached from all the work from yesterday. I jumped out of the bed and quickly washed then got dressed. I could not afford upset the alpha anymore. I knew full well that if I wasn't up and making breakfast for the pack, then I would be beaten again. I prepared pancakes and helped the other omegas to set up the dining hall. It was almost seven am before we had finally got everything completed.

"Tonight at dusk. At the harbour." By the time Harley, along with Zander, reached the harbour, the sky was almost black. The area was deserted, with only the sound of rushing water and the distant hum and buzz of the busy streets. Harley stopped walking when they were about to pass a derelict building with crumbling bricks and wooden boards where the windows should have been. Zander took a few more steps, but stopped when he realised that she wasn’t beside him. He turned around and arched an eyebrow at her in question.

Ngumiti siya sa mga magulang ko at bumati. "Ang ganda n'yo po pala. Alam ko na ho kung kanino nagmana si Dawn," sabi ni Lino kay mama kaya natawa sila. "Dawn, free ka ba today? Ngayon na lang kaya tayo lumabas?" Napaisip ako saglit. Ang totoo may trabaho pa ako mamaya pero bakante naman ako ngayong umaga. "Sige na, Dawn. Samahan mo na ang kaibigan mo. Mag-iingat lang kayo," sabi ni mama.

I kind of wouldn't be surprised if they killed him. "Anna, did you see where Austin went?" Candice asks. I snap out of my door stalking and look over to her and our group of friends. Alan is speaking to one of the members that introduced himself as Miles and Jared is assisting Laynie in putting her coat on. There is a large storm and it's beginning to get ugly outside, so many are calling it a night. I look over to the clock, my fifth time doing it since father has come in. Eleven twenty-four.

**The Next Day...** As dawn broke, a gentle light filtered through the curtains, casting a warm glow across the room. When Alex finally stirred from his deep slumber, he realized that he was still curled up in the same position from the previous night. He couldn’t recall when exactly exhaustion had embraced him, but he distinctly remembered the comfort of resting his head on Anjali's lap, drowning in tears yet finding solace in her presence. After a decade of tumult, the morning air felt invigorating, as if it had lifted a weight he had carried for far too long.

She did not even need much time to think for an answer. Her words met silence, but she knew she had won. Humans once had been living in the darkness for too long, long enough to learn what the light that managed to shine upon them means. Yet, some failed to notice that. In the night, the moonlight shines as the truth, the same as for the sun. Only when you are able to see the way, you can finally move on. Dale, who had been aware of their conversation, stood beside the door while watching the two guys being engulfed by silence. He did not understand a single word, but his eyes were full of amazement, witnessing how cool his teacher was earlier.