Chapter 0636

Nina

Enzo and I slowly pulled apart from our lingering kiss, our lips parting with a soft, shared breathlessness. It felt like the world had faded away in that moment, leaving just the two of us, lost in each other's eyes.

He placed me back on my feet, and I let out a soft breath, meeting his gaze with a smile on my lips.

"We should head back inside," Enzo said, brushing a stray strand of hair out of my face.

I nodded, trying to regain my composure after that breathtaking kiss. "Yeah, we should. I don't want our friends to think we've abandoned them."

We began to head back toward the mansion, but as we did, I kept thinking about that magnificent shooting star. I was certain it was just a coincidence, but it felt so magical during that moment

"You really think she listened?" I asked, my voice barely more than a whisper.

Enzo chuckled as he looped his arm around my waist and held me close while we walked.* Maybe," he said. "Although, I've never been the biggest believer in the Moon Goddess. But hey, maybe I'll start believing if you're this into it."

"We'll see about that," I said as I glanced over my shoulder one last time. The altar was fading into the distance, and there was my little feather, gleaming in the moonlight.

As we continued, another couple walked past us; the woman had to have been at least six months pregnant, with her husband walking with his arm around her. They were headed to the altar, just like us. I couldn't help but smile.

Hand in hand, we made our way back into the lively gala. The enchanting atmosphere still surrounded us, the charmed ceiling creating an otherworldly appearance. Enzo and I scanned the packed room for our friends, but I couldn't see them through the throng.

here," Enzo said, pulling me after him. He was so much taller than me that he barely had to search, and I was grateful for it. I followed

Matt engaged in conversation. Matt was no longer with the mysterious woman from earlier, but was instead sipping on a martini

couldn't resist nudging Matt playfully with my elbow as I approached. "So, Matt, where's your redheaded lady friend gone off to?" I teased, a

"I-I don't have any lady friends. Just mingling, you

to Matt and said in a conspiratorial tone, "Don't worry, Matt.

bashful grin. "Let's not make

of camaraderie that I cherished with my friends. The thought of having to be apart from therm for the foreseeable

fixing on the magnificent charmed ceiling that resembled the

followed his gaze to the ceiling and couldn't help but agree-it was amazing. The shifting colors of the aurora borealis dancing across the starry expanse

the bar as he waited for his drink. It takes some pretty strong spells. Nina's parents must have paid a witch to

wish I could do that," Lori said under her breath.

placing my finger to my lips and giving Lori a warning look. Like my father had said, we never knew who was watching. And we didn't need to give away Lori's true nature tonight. Lori, her eyes widening slightly, quickly got the hint and returned to

tempo, and the dance floor came alive with

fun!" I exclaimed, already moving

lively atmosphere, our laughter and voices filling the air. It

we wouldn't get to see each other so easily between realms. And with the baby on the way, who knew what I'd have the time and the energy for. For now,

as I danced and laughed with my friends,

It was as

I looked up and saw it-a shadowy figure far off in

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