West The Sun From Another Star Novel English Translation นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Although I have spent a lot of years in WestMoon packhouse, I never wandered to these parts, neither do I know hidden routes or paths. It seems like Jayda and Xavier have a way of making me lose my way, because the last time this happened to me is the first time I’d had a Jayda-Xavier love encounter. A headache throbs steadily behind my eyes and my nose is runny from all the crying I’ve done. I decide to rest my banging head on the rough field grass, but as soon as I shut my eyes, sleep takes over. The next time I open my eyes, the sun is replaced by constellations of twinkling stars.

West said with a sad smile. Back then, her life was surely tough. 🎵🎵And another one bites the dust Oh, why can I not conquer love? And I might've thought that we were one Wanted to fight this war without weapons And I wanted it, and I wanted it bad But there were so many red flags. 🎵🎵 West kept humming as she listened to the song as it filled the car, she rolled down the window and the cold evening air rushed into the car.

I scooted to the next seat over to see out the window because Moon Goddess bless her own work, the coast was beautiful. That was one thing I did know. The white sand that felt almost smooth as it filtered through one's fingers; the lapping of the azure waters over shells; the Eastern sun glinting off the distant waves… I swallowed hard and looked away. "Please, Moon Goddess," I begged to myself quietly. "Let the West have just as much water. Please let this Alpha, whoever he'll be, have a beachside palace." ***

* Alpha Xander * As the sun rises above the sky I held her beautiful face in my hand. She smiles at me and brightens the entire land of the West. The way, her eyes sparkle while they meet my loving gaze made me assured of the love unspoken between us. The wolves of the West and the North joined together in this wonderful union of two hearts that the Moon Goddess united together as one. "Kiss! Kiss!"

Now all he had to do was count down the hours until the heavens reached forth a hand and joined the lost lovers together. Finally, the day had come, and with the assistance of Amara’s little Irish servant, he had amassed enough of their forces to wipe out that despicable wolf pack and their mutt-loving humans. With an almost devilish grin, Julian’s crimson eyes shone with sinister glee as he watched the last of the sun’s rays disappear behind the luminescent body of the moon. “Finally,” and with a single deliberate step, Julian pushed through the weakened barrier until he came upon the other side.

“As long as you’re okay.” Winter hummed and moved her notebook over so I could see it. “I was working on translating the entirety of Werther but there were a few spots…” She reached over and flipped to one of the bright tabs that was sticking out from the side. “I translated them but they didn’t make sense. Not in the context of the sentence. So I was confused.”

A gust of wind swept in through the remaining open window, caressing her neck and cheeks. At last, the wind returned as moonlight, white as fresh snow, chased away the shadows that plagued the barn. “Are we going to spend the night here punching and fighting?” Sasha Forster clicked her tongue, letting her shoulders radiate confidence. “It’s going to be a wary long night, then.” Ansel spat at Alain’s feet as he slowly backed away. “He started it this time.”

🩸WARREN🩸 And I could see nothing else but three silver stars, standing together in the treeline of the eastern forest. No wolf gathered around them. No human shape casting a shadow beneath their glow. Only pure, blinding light suspended in the dark where nothing should have hung at all, three points burning cold and steady against a sky already thick with smoke and coming violence, unmoving, patient, as though the chaos already tearing through my own territory had nothing at all to do with whatever stood beneath them.

Cassian leaned down, his broad hand coming up to rest heavily on the oak table as he stared at the translated words burning across the page: The Lineage of the Solarion. "Solarion..." Cassian spat the word quietly, as if testing its weight on his tongue. "The divine high court of the East. The ones the old legends called the Sun-Gods." He looked up at me, his eyes wide with a profound, staggering realization that made his chest heave. "You aren't a wolf," he whispered, his voice laced with a mixture of awe and terrifying gravity. "You were never a wolf."

Maris, his gaze fixed on a particularly bright star on the door, remarked, "And maybe, just maybe, our fates were written in these very stars." As Sasha approached, the amulet glowing even brighter, she gently pressed it against the door. A ripple of energy surged through the corridor, and the door started to dissolve, revealing an expansive, starlit realm beyond. Stepping through, they found themselves floating in what seemed like a boundless cosmos. Stars, nebulas, and celestial wonders surrounded them. Nebula, her eyes wide with wonder, exclaimed, "It's beautiful! It's like being in the heart of the universe."