All Chapters of Bad Moon Rising: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Days now, and she still was not getting it. He was beginning to lose his patience and was trying hard tokeep off, making her notice that he had his eyes on her, but Grimshaw was not satisfied. He would find himself speaking to the witch to know her progress, but he continued getting the same response: that he should be patient. All he wanted to hear was a specific reply on whether or not she had been advancing. Time was the friend to no one and would always find its way around to forge ahead. Grimshaw was never really happy or satisfied anymore, especially as no one could do anything to find out where Blackwell was suited. He did not want to risk the prophecy coming to pass and had decided to stay back and get his plans ready and swinging, but they did move even further. Something felt strange, but he was already promising himself that he would force her to learn if need be. He had recalled the meeting with the sorceress concerning the time he would need her services. It was only

She could not believe her eyes at what she saw or, rather, whom. It was the person that had beenspeaking to Sebastian in the previous blurry vision she had. Her brother, whom she thought was lost, seemed alive and well. Unless Sebastian was dead and the underworld was similar to the human world, she must acknowledge that she was seeing Caelum. But that would seem impossible as Sebastian did not know her brother, nor did she know he was alive. Mara was beginning to question if this was one of the numerous schemes by Grimshaw to get her confused and work for him. If so, how did he protect her thoughts and make her see such things as when he did not even know she had a brother? For all he cared about, her entire family was dead and gone away totally to the underworld. She was the last of whatever was left of them and therefore was the only one carrying on the name of her family. Mara was still excited and pondering what she was seeing and finding it difficult to concentrate on the s

He bore a part of his mother within him that was influencing him greatly to the extent that he would feel the need to follow her. She did not want to assume that she was good, though, but there was nothing so wrong in a little assuming.Zyair Alexander Grimshaw junior might have a better future ahead of him.They continued walking together in silence without saying anything to each other as they made for the castle. They had just gotten close when he stopped her.“When would you tell me what I need to know?” he asked her“Inside. Let me pour you a drink.” She said“Oh, I see; you’re going to seduce me as you seduced my father?” she asked him.“I did not…” she began.“Oh, not to worry, I get it, okay? But this is my limit. Unless I go the other way, this part leads to your chambers.” He said“And? She asked“Off limits to me. I would be killed on sight. Your husband’s orders.” He said.Mara was angry again. Would he ever learn, she wondered?“He’s not my… never mind. You would never un

It had not been easy on them these days, fencing Blackwell and watching the barrier get lifted.It had been four days of continuous work and no rest, as they knew their mission.Sebastian could not help but notice how fast it was getting to the day he was supposed to meet with her brother.He had to get ready.He also needed to get his men ready, but here he was, getting his hands dirty and creating fencing when he should be readying his swords. He had to hurry up as the time was soon. He would occasionally look at what they had achieved so far and smile as it was great progress that they were making, and great progress, too, was beginning to be done hastily.Sebastian had lost count of the number of trees that had fallen for this cause and how many more might fall. He was now getting more worried these days and had developed some anxiety.However, everyone was willing to help, and no one was slacking behind or dropping off at his responsibility. They all wanted the best for Blackwell

It was tough at this point because time was not being friends with them.They had no one on their side or anyone to speak to about things that had happened. It was all up to Caelum, Abby, and Rowan to find a way around the fact that his sister would need their help.Abby had initially suggested that they go straight to Helsinger. Perhaps he would hear them out when they could prove to him that not all the werewolves were baddies and that a human also needed their help, but vehemently, Caelum had refused.His fears were for both his life and Mara’s.Also, he did not want to seem like a snitch and betrayer to the lycan that had spoken to him. Abby had decided to keep quiet for a while after Rowan had to plead, as the latter did not want to die. She stated that they had better find a way around it all, or she would go about it her way.Caelum and Rowan had agreed back then, but until now, there had been no progress as neither of the duo had reached an agreement. Caelum became worried, es