Winter's Mourn Novels & Stories

she screamed with a look of horror. "I just said that I did. Are you gonna argue with me on that too?" Winter burst into tears, burying her face in her hands. Her body shook as she cried. The bones in her shoulders protruded under the shirt she was wearing. It was as if she was three more meals away from collapsing. "Oh, don't cry. There's no point in doing so. Your bones are gonna break if you do." The second I said that, Winter's head shot up. Her teary eyes sparked with hatred. She lunged at me and scratched like a tigress. "You are a devil. I am gonna kill you!"

A crescent moon nestled in faintly clouded glass, with three tiny snowflake crystals dangling from the edge like frozen stars. She reached out, fingers hovering just above it, heart tightening. WinterMoon. Her home. Or… the home she left behind. The sound of the crowd softened behind her. The music faded. That charm—that moment—was WinterMoon. The night skies. The quiet hush of snowfall on the hills. The scent of pine and frost and something wild. It was the silence of the woods and the hum of belonging. Her throat tightened. The warmth she’d felt only moments ago didn’t vanish—but it dimmed. The edges of it curled in on themselves. She didn’t touch the charm. She didn’t have to. Just lookin

Tristan asked, shocked. “Kai is Eternal, like you all. The threat will never end so we must stay with you.” Moon said. “Tris, this is the last time, man!” Kit started walking away. Rex looked confused, but that was his ‘resting wolf face’. “Who are you talking about?” Rex asked, innocently. “Winter had this very same decision to make with a few wolves a while back. He told Tristan that was the last time he was to adopt wolves into the pack without his approval.” Kit laughed at Tristan’s face and high picked objection that followed.

"Your existence is destructive, you'll bring disasters in the life of your loved ones" I cried my heart out, the fear absorbed me, but the dreadful voice seemed to neglect my suffering and continued "you traitor! Murderer! Wait for your karma to destroy you as you destroyed them," The voice kept on echoing. I covered my ears in horror. I screamed but I couldn't find a single soul that could offer me a helping hand. I could listen to the voice rising wild and nigher the trees and its leaves the drifting air, the ground that I was fallen on with misery the rocks that stood still in its might all that existing around me whirled in a motion and whispered "It's time for your retribution, it's ti

Winter's had enough. "Stop! ... ... Enough!... ... I can't take this!... ... I Can't breathe... ...Just stop... ...STOP! " Winter shouts at the top of her lungs extremely frustrated. She throws herself around and realize her legs could move. Then it dawns on her that the sand storm is over .So she opens her eyes. She is glad that is over but then she is all alone. Looks around panicking . Last she saw everyone they were all around each other and now she's all alone. Then she only remembers Michelle's name.

Gone are the heads up bustles of the summer time, when they walk in tight fitting clothes, every eye hiding behind sunglasses and hair flows freely in the breeze and show off the physiques they sweated for in those darker and wetter months. Now is the time they walk heads down in the winter time,every clad in thick duffle or dark wool. He bent his head as he continued walking, unaware of where he was going. All he just wanted to do was free himself from all the emotions, happenings and pains he is going through at the moment. He wanted to scream out loud but he couldn't.....he wanted to hump from very high building down and forget any of it happened in the other world. He wanted some bad to

"Remi, it has to be fake. Ms. Slater was nine months pregnant. The baby wouldn't just die like that! She's doing this to make you feel guilty." She wiped away her tears and added pitifully, "I don't know what she's thinking, sending something so morbid to my son's celebration. Is she trying to curse him?" "Enough. Stop talking." Remi set the urn on a nearby table and opened it in front of everyone. They all froze. "Remi, what are you doing? You're not actually going to look inside, are you?" "Remi, you should respect the dead. If you really have doubts, why don't you go find Ariel and ask her directly?"

The Grand Assembly Hall had emptied slowly, leaving behind a strange, echoing quiet. The lesser spirits had faded back into the crystalline veins of the walls, their final glow leaving faint trails of silver and gold that lingered like promises. The judgment had been delivered — House Winter would retain stewardship of the manor, but only on the condition that the path of healing and balance continued to be walked openly. It was not a complete victory. It was a chance. A fragile, hard-won beginning.