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Into the Night Chapter 31
From Ikairs' POVThe moment I heard Alassandra's voice echo through the mind link, I saw red. Rushing out the door, I didn't even bother to say anything to Argos, Yadhira, or Lillian. As I ran out of the building, I heard Argos' voice through the mind-link."Why did you rush out in the middle of the meeting?" Argos asked."Alassandra's in trouble!" was all I could say.A few moments later, I saw Argos running toward me."Where is she?" Argos asked.The moment those words left his mouth, we were stopped in our tracks by the sight before us. I watched helplessly as Moriah carried Alassandra away. The howlings of Phosphorus reverberated in my head loud and clear. The fact that we couldn't do anything to stop Moriah made it more sinister. After coming to a complete halt, I let out a loud growl of frustration."Impossible," I heard Argos whisper beside me as he was in shock."What the fuuuccck?" I growled as I ran my hand down my face. "Argos, what is she? Tell me what Moriah is?" I said a
Into the Night Chapter 32
From Alassandra's POV The sound of water dripping awakened me from my deep sleep and brought me out of the trance that I was in. In the midst of the pounding in my head, I whined in pain. Groaning, I placed my hand on my forehead as I opened my eyes and sat up, only to find myself chained to a wall. "What in the hell?" I murmured to myself as I reached for the chain around my ankle and pulled it. "Ikaris!" I yelled out, "I swear to the goddess I am personally going to see to it that your dick shrivels and falls off if you don't get me out of these chains!" I pulled as hard as I could, trying desperately to free myself, but my efforts were futile, leaving me no choice but to give up. Standing to my feet, I walked around until the chain stopped me. A sigh of frustration filled my lungs as I searched for help, but nobody was in sight. I was on my own. Taking a seat against the wall, I tried to piece together what had happened. Yet, nothing made sense. I recalled going out for a run, b
Into the Night Chapter 33
From Alassandra's POV My eyes were filled with nothing but hatred as I gazed at him with nothing but disdain in my heart. The audacity of my father standing before me with a sinister grin on his face, daring to call me daughter, as if that word meant something to me now. I wanted to scream and lash out at him, but instead, I stayed silent. Knowing full well that my words wouldn't make a difference, I was powerless to stop him at this point. "Is something wrong with you? Have you forgotten your manners? I did not raise you to be so disrespectful to your elders, let alone your parents," my father said as he approached closer. I laughed at his words. "Can you please let me know exactly what it is that you would like me to say? Thank you so much for kidnapping me," I replied in a sarcastic tone. My father glared at me, his face red with anger. "Why can't you just be respectful and say hello to your father?" he asked. "Let's see, you are trying to kill me. You kidnapped me and chained
Into the Night Chapter 34
From Ikaris's POVI continued to stare at the image in the book: a harpy? How the fuck was that possible? I couldn't figure out why we hadn't seen it sooner. When we looked back on our childhood, there was never any indication that Moriah was anything more than a half-breed. I shook my head in disbelief. Maybe Moriah had been hiding her true nature from us all along. It made me wonder if our parents were aware of the truth, or more importantly, if our father didn't have an affair with Yadhira, then who?It had been six hours since I last heard from Alassandra. My restlessness was starting to get the better of me. Having risen to my feet, I began pacing back and forth, trying to think of the various locations where Moriah might have taken Alassandra. When it dawned on me, it had occurred to me that Vero had followed her numerous times into the thickets of the woods; maybe she had caught a glimpse of the location where she was hiding."Argos, call Vero now," I told him as I rushed back
Into the Night Chapter 35
From Alassandra's POVAs a result of my father's words, I was left in a state of shock. At no point did I consider that I might have been pregnant, regardless of the fact that it made sense after all the sex Ikaris and I had together. There was no doubt in my mind that now, more than ever, it was imperative that I find a way out of here; the life of my unborn child depended on it.As darkness fell, I felt the pull of the moon call me. Turning my gaze to the small window-like hole in the ceiling, I stood there staring at the moon. Although it wasn't considered a full moon, something about it was different. Through the small hole, I could see a glowing red ring begin to form around the moon. At that moment, my entire body was filled with a tingling sensation that originated from my toes and worked its way up to my head. Closing my eyes, my head fell back, and I felt myself begin to slowly levitate off the ground. I began chanting words in a language I had never heard myself speak before
Into the Night Chapter 36
From Alassandra's POV The taste of his cock in my mouth, to put it mildly, was overwhelming, and I could not stop myself from savoring it. The intense sensation ignited a fire within me, fueling my desires and leaving me yearning for more. In that moment, I felt a sense of liberation, as if my inhibitions had melted away, allowing me to fully embrace my primal instincts and indulge in the pleasure that engulfed me. The moment he slid his entire length into my mouth, Ikaris moaned in pleasure as his hands gripped my head. "Fuck!" he mumbled. It was with a growing sense of satisfaction that I moaned, knowing he was pleased, when suddenly I left his hands around my shoulders. Ikaris lifted me to my feet and pushed me toward the bed. "As much as I want to fuck you right here and right now, I need to know what the fuck is on?" he said. "Seriously? You don't want to fuck me?" I asked, tilting my head to the side as I slid my fingers down the front of his dick and licked the outside of my
Into the Night Authors Note
My dear readers,Forgive me, but this is not the real chapter. For reasons I cannot explain, the second part of this book will not be uploaded to this platform. Rest assured that this book will be completed and will be available on KU once it’s finished and fully edited.This is definitely not something that I would ever want to do, as I realize that it is very unprofessional. I take pride in my work, but sometimes, life takes us through certain aspects that we are not able to control.I am so grateful to have such loyal readers. Those who have followed my other books.For more information on my books and other upcoming projects this year, please visit my social media pages. Plus, cool aesthetics and much more.As always, much love and respect ~Mistress of the West
Into the Night Prologue
Prologue When I was a child, I enjoyed listening to my mother's stories. Portraying the never-ending struggle between darkness and light. I would always look forward to her stories, which would be very entertaining. She always told me darkness represents malevolence, while light represents positivity and virtue. Her belief was that the power of light was the sole means by which darkness could be defeated. The resounding message she would consistently convey in her stories is that light will perpetually prevail over the darkness."Don't worry, Alassandra, light always wins," she would tell me, kissing my forehead and wrapping me in blankets.Now that she's gone, I miss those stories.As I reflect on my upbringing, one of the most prominent memories I have is observing my father, who had a career as a lawyer. Dedicating countless hours to his work, often working late into the night. In all of Moro County, my father worked for one of the most well-respected law firms. Given the widespre
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