When The Night Falls Novels & Stories

Of everything still to come. That night, under the silver glow of the full moon, I sit by the fire with Kane and our son. The snow falls gently around us, soft as a whispered lullaby, blanketing the earth in shimmering stillness. The flames crackle before us, their warmth dancing over our faces, drawing us closer beneath the shared hush of winter’s breath.

The night was a canvas where hearts spoke in whispers, where dreams took flight, and where the magic of storytelling came to life in the gentle glow of the moonlight. As they sat in the presence of the waterfall's cascading waters, Theo and Axel felt a sense of peace and harmony wash over them, a reminder of the beauty and wonder that resided within the depths of their connection. The night was a sanctuary where dreams mingled with reality, where the echoes of their shared experiences reverberated in the quiet spaces between sleep and wakefulness.

“I miss you, too. Now go finish and get to bed yourself. Baby bean and I are going to eat some mac and cheese, then go finish off a pint of ice cream.” “Not exactly healthy eating.” “No, it’s tired eating,” I said with a chuckle. “Goodnight, Richard.” “Goodnight, Natasha,” he replied softly. The click indicated the call ended, then his name disappeared from the screen. I let out a sigh, my fingers running across the glass. Two more days. That was all I had to wait until I saw him again. I was a good girl and did as he requested on Thursday, and I was halfway through Friday when a deep voice pulled me from my bubble of concentration.

'When the bloodshower passes and the beasts fight the undead, she will be reborn, rising from the ashes to bring with her the doom. Raven thought of the upcoming battle between the vampires and the wolves and of her own escape plan. Despite all her confidence and proper planing, she felt restless. The witch knew she wanted to leave the town with Alex before the werewolves attacked the Black Hall, full of vampires. She knew the day and the time. Under the Blood Moon. 7 PM. She knew she never return to the town again. And yet… The notion of somehow not succeeding to get out of there in time bothered her.

I should probably give her more time. We studied for a while and completely lost track of time, it was around eight in the evening when I finally went back to my hostel. I asked her if I could borrow one of her textbooks and she allowed me. She told her chauffeur to drive me back to my hostel, even though I declined a lot of times, she insisted that their area was dangerous at night so I eventually gave in.

As darkness fell, Mallory ate her dinner alone, her thoughts drifting to her past and her newfound home in the pack. As she prepared to settle down for the night, the absence of the moon caught her attention. A moonless night was rare and brought an eerie stillness to the surroundings. Mallory frowned, but seeing the pack as peaceful as usual, she cast the thought aside and turned to enter her room. Just as she was about to close her eyes, a loud bang echoed through the air, shattering the peaceful night and sending shivers down her spine.

Nick looks at me in my eyes. “Yes, I do want to bet.” “OKEYY, don’t say I didn’t warn you,” I tell him and smile evilly at him. ‘If only he knows the shit he got himself into’ Fate laughs ‘I agree with you there’ shaking my head. I stand straight and look him dead in the eyes with the most serious expression on my face I can must without laughing “Alpha Nick, I formally stand here in front of the whole pack house to invoke rule 12, I will meet you out in the training field in 45 mins if you fail to be there by then you Will be invoking rule 30 and 1, 3, AND 13. Do you understand?”

I stopped crying after several hours and JD stayed with me the whole time. Before long, the day finally ended. This marked the end of whatever illusion I had of ever being with Adrian and the end of The Decadence of The Fallen as well. We were a band no more after that and the girl who once fell for the "Ice Prince" had given up on trying to melt his frozen heart.

ANDY’S POV I block my eyes from the sun with my hand as I get up from the bed. I decided to sleep with the light on and I forgot to shut the window last night before I went to sleep, so the blinding sun greets me with a subtle threat of blindness. I put a slight pressure on my eye to ease the sleepiness before climbing out of the bed. It was hard to fall asleep last night because my mind didn’t stop replaying the events of that day and when I finally fell asleep, I did not know.

The Nightfall pack was named for the starry sky that overlooked the bowl-shaped valley it rested in, and was known for its Redwood trees, which stood taller than any other in the world. We drifted into a town where the buildings looked shiny and new. There were plenty of expensive looking boutiques, restaurants, and little cafes. Workers climbed ladders to hang wreaths wrapped with ribbon on the light posts spaced every twenty feet. We hit a rough patch of traffic and slowed as we neared a crosswalk full of people.