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Midnight Gathering
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- ISBN8235158450
- EAN9798235158450
- Date de parution20/06/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Every Friday night, Aiden, Malik, Luca, Jayden, and Eli slip into an ancient New York cemetery, sharing ghost stories under the cover of darkness. One fateful night, shrouded in fog, their tales awaken five spectral figures, each carrying haunting secrets from their pasts. A British soldier betrayed during the Revolutionary War, a jazz musician silenced by a rival, a dockworker killed amid labor strife, an actress consumed by a gangster's jealousy, and a compassionate nurse murdered by a grieving relative reveal the deeply buried truths behind their deaths.
Entranced yet terrified, the boys are warned that these secrets must remain unspoken. As the spectral figures fade, the weight of this knowledge settles heavily upon them. Each week, the cemetery's grip tightens, drawing the boys back to the graves where their secrets were disclosed. Aiden, striving to keep the group united, feels the strain as the burden of their silence tests their friendship. Malik, ever superstitious, senses the ghosts' watchful presence.
Luca's anxiety swells, while Eli's caution amplifies his fears about the pact they've made. Jayden, though skeptical, finds himself shaken by the chilling events that follow them-whispers in the night and glimpses of ghostly figures serve as constant reminders of their promise to the dead. As the boys wrestle with their isolation, they come to understand that the boundary between the living and the dead is perilously thin.
Attempts to confide in outsiders lead to eerie warnings that force them back into silence. Their friendships fray under the psychological strain as the cemetery transforms into a supernatural prison. Aiden grapples with the fear of never escaping the city's grasp, while Malik and Jayden find their shared passion for basketball overshadowed by the spectral threat. Meanwhile, Luca and Eli's creative bond falters beneath the weight of unspoken truths. Tension reaches a breaking point when the boys realize they can no longer bear the suffocating secrets.
They return to the cemetery for a final confrontation, determined to face the consequences of voicing the truths they vowed to keep hidden. As they speak the ghosts' stories aloud, the air crackles with energy, and the spectral figures reappear, flickering between wrath and relief. However, instead of retribution, the boys find release. The ghosts, at last, find peace and vanish into the night, leaving the boys stunned yet liberated. With their pact broken, the boys emerge transformed.
The cemetery's hold dissipates, granting them a newfound sense of freedom and camaraderie. Aiden feels prepared to leave for college, Malik and Jayden revive their passion for basketball, and Luca and Eli reignite their creative collaboration. They learn that crossing the line between the living and the dead can mend wounds, revealing that some truths must be spoken to truly free both the living and the spirits of the past.
Entranced yet terrified, the boys are warned that these secrets must remain unspoken. As the spectral figures fade, the weight of this knowledge settles heavily upon them. Each week, the cemetery's grip tightens, drawing the boys back to the graves where their secrets were disclosed. Aiden, striving to keep the group united, feels the strain as the burden of their silence tests their friendship. Malik, ever superstitious, senses the ghosts' watchful presence.
Luca's anxiety swells, while Eli's caution amplifies his fears about the pact they've made. Jayden, though skeptical, finds himself shaken by the chilling events that follow them-whispers in the night and glimpses of ghostly figures serve as constant reminders of their promise to the dead. As the boys wrestle with their isolation, they come to understand that the boundary between the living and the dead is perilously thin.
Attempts to confide in outsiders lead to eerie warnings that force them back into silence. Their friendships fray under the psychological strain as the cemetery transforms into a supernatural prison. Aiden grapples with the fear of never escaping the city's grasp, while Malik and Jayden find their shared passion for basketball overshadowed by the spectral threat. Meanwhile, Luca and Eli's creative bond falters beneath the weight of unspoken truths. Tension reaches a breaking point when the boys realize they can no longer bear the suffocating secrets.
They return to the cemetery for a final confrontation, determined to face the consequences of voicing the truths they vowed to keep hidden. As they speak the ghosts' stories aloud, the air crackles with energy, and the spectral figures reappear, flickering between wrath and relief. However, instead of retribution, the boys find release. The ghosts, at last, find peace and vanish into the night, leaving the boys stunned yet liberated. With their pact broken, the boys emerge transformed.
The cemetery's hold dissipates, granting them a newfound sense of freedom and camaraderie. Aiden feels prepared to leave for college, Malik and Jayden revive their passion for basketball, and Luca and Eli reignite their creative collaboration. They learn that crossing the line between the living and the dead can mend wounds, revealing that some truths must be spoken to truly free both the living and the spirits of the past.





















