All Chapters of Midnight Howling: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

ADY "My house is near, and we can stay there for a while." I'm not sure why I said it. The truth is that I had no plans to go back to our house, but I opened my mouth and offered it anyway. It may have rained on purpose today, so we couldn't return to the city. All of this happens because fate makes way for it. But am I ready to confront the past and hold the offender accountable? "Are you okay with going to your old home?" Jasper asked me. I looked at him and saw that he was already dressed. He was worriedly looking at me. I also told him about what we had gone through before, so my grandmother and I left this place. "Let's just find you a place to stay if you're uncomfortable," said Damon. "I'm fine, so don't worry. However, we haven't lived there for a while, so there may be no power, water, or cooking." I said. Damon looked at Jasper. "Don't worry about that. I'll buy everything we'll need." Damon took the umbrella from the cabinet on the dashboard and got out of the car. W

Jasper’s POV “Jasper.” Damon’s shocked reaction to my touch on his shoulder. “I thought you were sleeping?” “Well, I am not,” I said. “Where are you going so late at night? Are you planning to leave us here?” He smiled, walked straight to the kitchen, lit the candle, and filled the bottle with the 7-liter gallon of distilled water. I turned around at the door and frowned as I walked to the window. I opened the curtain a little and peeped out. The man stood outside the house looking at the car. Even though I saw the man, I said nothing to Damon. Unless he hurts us, I will do nothing. I left the window and went to Damon. I got the distilled gallon and put water into my bottle. “Why do you get up early?” I asked. “Because I’m thirsty.” I smirked. “Thirsty? Or had a nightmare?” I could see him frowning even though it was dark. “You were whining earlier, so I woke up,” I said. “Sorry if I woke you up,” he said. We heard glass breaking, then a scream from above. “Ahhh!” Damon and

Ady’s POV “Who is Jacob?” I asked Damon. He suddenly called Jasper Jacob, the person we were looking for but who was dead. Damon turned toward us and looked confused. “It is nothing. Let’s go...” Damon said. Jasper looked at me and then pulled me closer to the car. After we got inside, we looked at the man who helped us. He watched us and talked to Damon as if they knew each other. After Damon started the car’s engine, he drove the car away from the cemetery. We left the man, which puzzled me. “Why did we just leave him?” I asked Damon as I looked at the man as we drove away from the cemetery. “And why are we in such a rush?” Damon didn’t answer. Instead, he abruptly turned to the left, causing my body to hit the car door. “Dude, can you drive safely?” Jasper grumbled. Jasper turned toward me. “My sweeties, are you okay?” “Yes, I’m fine.” I held my head as I sat down and looked out the window. When I saw something moving from the woods on the side of the road, my eyes widened.

Ady’s POV "Was the creature I saw in the dark before a werewolf?" I tried to remember the past while sitting on the bed but couldn’t. Because of it, I’m troubled. Did I become interested in werewolves because I saw one? I got on the bed. "Damon used to live in Santa Isabel, where we saw the werewolves earlier. Is it possible?’ I shook my head no. ‘NO. It was impossible. Impossible.’ I took a deep breath and then lay down on the bed. ------ Damon’s POV "So it’s true..." I put my hands in both pockets, turned my back on Mom, and walked toward the glass wall. Small lights from businesses, homes, and cars shone in that part of the city, making it look like the sky was full of stars. "My father didn’t hurt me in any way." "It’s a good thing he didn’t hurt you. But what if he did?" "I told you, Mom, Dad, and we just talked." Mama approached me, and I quickly looked at her, who was also looking out at the glass wall. "What did you do in Santa Isabel? How come you went there?" "

Damon’s POV "Yes. I know your secret." I looked toward mom when Grandma said this. There’s a chance she knows because her son saved us. But Ady doesn’t remember anything or what happened. And she only found out about my secret because I told her and because she was a keen observer. Granny smiled. "My son told me that your husband was the reason he had to help you. Your husband is hurting you." "Ah..." said Mom. "My husband is hurting my child. Rafael saw it while he was passing by. I’m sorry that your son got involved with the trouble in our family." I frowned while looking at Granny. Does she know the secret? "But I’m wondering why he was so scared the night before the accident?" Grandma glanced at Mom. "You’re also a mother, and you know when your son is lying or in trouble. "Tell me, was what happened to my son that night an accident?" Mama and I didn’t answer. Instead, we just looked at Grandma. "Ady, that accident made a big impact on her. We left Santa Isabel so Ady could