What Happened To Castle When He Disappeared Mga Nobela at Kwento

Cassie sat in silence, staring into the distance as she relived the last few hours over and over again in her mind. I could see Luca, Vasilios and the thin man standing in the shadows while the Royal guard slowly released the prisoners, leading them out one by one. The realisation that Castle had got away hit me like a ton of bricks and I wrapped my arm around Cassie, pulling her to me. As long as he was alive, she wouldn't be safe. None of us would be.

Then, a couple of minutes forward, the cart stopped, and I stepped on the stony grounds, which was a part of the pathway to Aventia Castle. Once, I unlocked the door with the backup key that I always carried, I entered the castle and looked for the tall and handsome figure. However, there was none of his existence on the first floor. As my heels tapped on the floors gradually, I then checked if he was in the reading room. Nonetheless, whenever the door was opened, he was not there. Being worried and inquisitive at the same time, I kept looking for him while stepping on the stairs that led me to the second floor. "What makes you disappear all of a sudden?? I truly depend on your help in this

“With me.” She nodded. “He promised he would find a way. Said he would leave the title behind if he had to. But then he disappeared. One night he was there, the next he was gone. No note. No goodbye. Just gone. The castle said he’d left on a mission. I knew it was a lie. Something happened to him. Something bad.”

And the best I could do was apologize when he realized his mistake. Something had started to nag in my head. What happened to Sabrina? And who were those people I saw talking? What if I tell him about what I heard? Would he believe me? I don’t think he would. “You go and apologise to your guards later. They have been frantically looking for you after the mating ball.” Guards? Does he mean the men that mistakenly took me as Sabrina? “O-okay,” I replied. A large castle came into my view as we entered through a thick forest. The castle was painted black, too eerie…suited for a Rogue King… Ruthless, dangerous…

Allen muttered. "Something's wrong with her. I can't connect with her. We need to find her," I left the hall in a frenzy, unfastening the buttons on my leather jacket. Allen, Morgan, and Brielle were behind me as we left the grand hall, stepping into the darkness. I was about to head to the direction where Sheila had left with that imposter when there was an unexpected explosion within the castle grounds that shook the earth and buildings, sending everyone flying. The night's air was filled with smoke and the stench of burning chaos and deaths. "What the hell was that?" Morgan yelled, coughing into the chaos that had broken free around as the blasting music died instantly, and the crowd in

“Just a little while longer, okay? We’ll leave as soon as Vincent is done here at the castle.” His kindness felt hollow to me. ... On the ride back to the mansion, Elijah said nothing about what had happened at the McKinney castle. Vincent also seemed unusually somber, guilt written all over his face. The hunt had been called off, and all the royal wolves had returned to their respective packs. But neither Elijah nor Vincent shared any further details as if they were deliberately keeping me in the dark. And that made me even more uneasy. When we arrived at the mansion, Aunt Disa was waiting for us. Her face was lined with concern as she worried about my condition. I went straight to my room

Maybe it was all some kind of twisted loyalty test—to see if I was still his son or just another pawn Castle had claimed. I set the cup down, pushed the plate away, and rubbed my palms together. My burner phone was gone—smashed by my father’s men the night before. I wanted to reach out to Castle, tell him what was coming, but I couldn’t. So I left the café. The air outside was cold and sharp against my skin as I flagged down a taxi and told the driver to take me to the hotel Castle had been keeping me in. Maybe he’d be there. Maybe Tomas too. Maybe they had already figured something out. And if they hadn’t, then maybe I could help.

Kat POV “What do you mean, it's gone?” Castello growled at me, his voice low and oozing danger while his face was filled with rage. I stepped backward, bumping into the back of a fancy settee in my efforts to get away from him. “I don't know! It was hidden when I left for the fundraiser, but this morning it was gone. And so was all the money I was going to use to buy my freedom,” I whispered, preparing for the worst possible reaction.

Nothing else but that. Sadly, when I arrived at the castle, asking if Nex was there, as it would turn out, she wasn’t, to my great dismay. The worst part about it? Giving the news to Hailey and Helix. Both whom overheard Nex’s disappearance when I barged into the castle, searching for her. I could never forget the expressions Hailey and Helix had when they overheard the news. When I had to tell them their mother was missing.