Novels by M.Fe

"Please, hurry", said Iridessa to Kiara."Obviously, that is what I am doing", Kiara responded.Kiara grabbed Kris's body and changed her into a small creature and put it inside her pocket.Carefully, they tried to escape from the laboratory without making any commotion.As they were about to exit, one mutant soldier noticed Kiara."Where are you going?", one soldier interrogated."Commander Augustin gave me an errand", replied Kiara. Her heart was beating so fast at that moment.The guard examined her for a little while."Okay, you can go now", uttered the soldier.Kiara felt so relieved. She could not wait to get out of that hell.Meanwhile, Adam and his father were still hiding from the mutant soldiers. Their enemies were too many for them."We need to do something", said Adam's father."We have done everything we could. I do not have any clue what to do next, just to be honest", Adam felt so down

Adolfo knelt his knees on the ground. His knees where shaking. Lt. Jim noticed his reaction.“Master, what happened?”, asked Lt. Jim.“I saw, I saw floods of blood all over Agartha and even to human world”, Adolfo uttered.“Did you see if we will win the fight?”, asked Lt. Jim.Adolfo cried. He couldn’t tell that in his vision, he saw Lt. Jim dies and so was Lt. Dan, the rest were vague.“Master, is that worst?”, asked Lt. Jim.“It is better if you will not tell me”, he added. He gave him a warmth smile.Adolfo cried so loud and begged the spirit to alter his vision but he hears no response from them.On the other side of the dimension were Adam and his father trying to come inside the electric plantation.Unfortunately, one of the guards saw them. Good thing, the unknown man was quick. He was able to attacked first before commotion happens.They co

Kris saw how Adam suffered. She was about to intervene but she noticed that the unknown man become visible to her eyes. She smiled. She smells hope at that moment.Soon after, the unknown man came out from Adam’s body.“So, you are real”, Adam uttered.“Of course, I am”, replied the unknown man. Then without hesitation, he embraced Adam.“My son, I am glad to see you”, he cried.“Let us talk later, we need to escape first”, Adam said.They both agreed.“How about him?”, asked Adam about Dr. Z.The unknown man was about to hurt him when they saw that the door opened up.“You, Adam”, shouted commander Augustin.He was about to attacked them when Kris grabbed the hands of Adam and the unknown man and use her remaining power to teleport them.Unfortunately, Kris failed to transport herself. She was left behind. Her remaining power was

Adam tried to composed his self. His head was about to burst any moment. The voice inside of his head was calling him.“Adam, my son, please do not lose yourself”, uttered the voice inside of his head.“Please, please shut up”, mumbled Adam.“Listen to me, I am the unknown man who got fused with you, remember me?”, the voice spoked.Adam tried to recall everything but the more he does it the more his head suffered in severe pain.Commander Augustin noticed Adam and immediately went to his side. He grabbed the injection and inject it on his neck. It made Adam stabilized after that.“Do not think too much, just do whatever I said and you will be fine”, uttered commander Augustin.Adam did not say a word. He just nodded his head.Kris looked at his man. She pitied him. Her heart was torn apart seeing him like that. She saw how Adam tried to composed himself. Kris did not notice that

Adam noticed that his opponent was quite strong. His faced was familiar as well.“Major, please come with us”, said Lt. Dan.“Stop fooling me around”, shouted Adam.“It is your father who was fooling you all this time”, exclaimed Lt. Dan.“Shut your mouth and fight me instead”, said Adam.Their fights continued.Meanwhile, Des and Lt. Augustos were taking all the prisoners out from the golden city.“Faster, this way”, shouted Des.Kris was clearing the way.“Our savior is alive”, shouted one of the creatures.“She did not leave us nor forsake us”, cried the other one.“Keep going”, shouted Des.Commander Augustin was completely surprised. He did not expect that his opponent would be that powerful. He called Dr. Z immediately.“I need back up”, uttered commander Augustin from the other li

Everyone was astonished to Kris total transformation from head to foot. Des couldn’t take her eyes away from her friend.“Oh, my goodness! You look fantastic, your majesty”, Des uttered as she looked at Kris with wonder.Kris just smiled as her response. She looked at everyone.“I am glad you are all safe, thank you for waiting for me patiently”, said Kris in a happy voice.“Because of that, I am giving you rewards”, she added.The three did not say any words. They remained amazed by her new transformation. Her upper body was covered by tiny yellow gems stones, known as citrine. The inner lining has some red gems, the rubies. Her sandals were made from gold with some emeralds on it. They also noticed that her crown was made from crystals with different color on it.Kris noticed that her companion was completely lost in their thoughts, so she broke the silence.“Come with me”, said

PAIGE’S POV I stood up slowly, my knees shaky—not from the cold, but from the weight of everything unsaid. Cullen didn’t move. He just sat there, eyes glued to me like he was silently begging me not to go. But I couldn’t stay. Not when the silence between us screamed louder than anything he could say. “I’m going to the room,” I said, keeping my voice steady even as it trembled inside. “I need… I just need time.” He nodded, barely. As if he knew pushing me right now would only drive me further away. I turned and walked away, each step down the long hallway echoing. The mansion was too quiet. Too big. Too unfamiliar. It made the loneliness settle deeper into my skin. By the time I reached the room, I shut the door behind me gently, then leaned against it for a moment—trying to breathe. I stared at the suitcase he packed for me. The warm clothes folded neatly. The scarf he remembered I liked. How could someone be so thoughtful and so frustrating at the same time? I slipped out o

CULLEN’S POV A blaring car horn shattered the stillness of the morning, jerking me out of sleep. My brows furrowed in irritation. Whoever that was, I already hated them. I blinked, adjusting to the light streaming through the window—then realized I had fallen asleep beside Paige. She was still curled up, sleeping soundly, her breathing steady and calm. Thank God. I stood up quietly and made my way downstairs, each step heavy with annoyance. When I reached the front door and looked outside, my fists clenched. I recognized that car. Before I could even open my mouth, his smug face appeared from the rolled-down window. “I’m here to pick up Paige,” Keres said coolly—but his eyes betrayed something darker. I hated that look. That calm arrogance. “She’s still sleeping. She’s not feeling well,” I said flatly, biting down the urge to slam the door in his face. His expression twisted with irritation. “She can’t be absent today. She has an important shoot.” Before I could shut him down

The day felt longer than usual. The lights, the camera, the poses—everything seemed to blur together, and yet, I couldn’t stop checking my phone. Why do I feel like something is about to shift? Then, it buzzed. “My flight was canceled. Maybe I can pick you up from work?” I stared at the message, my heart skipping in that familiar, irritating way it does whenever it’s him. My fingers hovered over the screen, hesitating. Cullen. I should say no. I should keep it professional, distant. But I didn’t. “Okay, will be done in an hour maybe.” The second I hit send, warmth bloomed in my chest—and I hated that I loved it. I caught myself smiling, cheeks tingling from the flush of emotion. Gosh, I hoped no one noticed. He was supposed to be gone by now. I had convinced myself I was okay with that. So why did the idea of seeing him again make my heart race like this? I tried to focus for the rest of the shoot, but my mind wandered to him—his cold stares, his rare smiles, the way he loo

The morning light crept through the sheer curtains, soft and golden, kissing the edges of the room with warmth. My eyes fluttered open slowly, the dull ache in my head reminding me of the wine from last night. For a moment, I forgot where I was. And then I felt it. The weight beside me. The steady sound of breathing. The gentle warmth that wasn’t mine. I turned my head — slowly, carefully — and there he was. Cullen. Sleeping. Peaceful. Unarmored. Human. My chest tightened at the sight. His brows weren’t furrowed like usual. There was no storm behind his eyes, no walls. Just a man — vulnerable, quiet, and close enough for me to hear the rhythm of his breath. I don’t know how long I stared, afraid that even blinking might shatter the moment. He looked younger somehow, like the world hadn't touched him yet. Or maybe, for once, he let the world rest. Last night came rushing back — the wine, the silence, my tears, his arms. I had asked him to stay. Half-asleep and trembling, I had

CULLEN’S POV While sitting on the sofa, my thoughts refused to settle. That man—whoever he was—his presence lingered in my mind like an unwelcome shadow. I didn’t like the way he looked at her, and I hated the way it made me feel. I stole a glance at Paige, quietly observing her as she moved around the kitchen. She looked... peaceful. Unbothered. But inside me, a storm was brewing. I wanted to ask her about him, demand to know who he was and why she was with him. But I had no right. I was the one who left. Still, my chest ached with questions I didn’t know how to ask. Words formed in my head only to die on my tongue. A few minutes passed. She began setting the table. The sight of her laying down the plates—so gentle, so ordinary—made my heart pound with a strange kind of urgency. Just the idea of sitting across from her again… it was overwhelming. “It’s time to eat,” she said softly, pulling me from my thoughts. I rose without a word and took my seat. The silence between us wa

CULLEN’S POV The snow was falling harder now, thick and relentless. Visibility was getting worse, but I didn’t care—I was driving as fast as I could. Worry clawed at my chest, tightening with every second. Guilt, too. A heavy kind that sat in my stomach like a stone. I should’ve protected her. I should’ve never let her walk out that door. What the hell was she thinking—going out in this storm? Was she crazy? Did she want to get herself killed? My mind spun with frantic thoughts as I gripped the steering wheel tighter. I opened the CCTV app again. Still nothing. The house was empty. Where did she go? I scanned the roadside every few seconds, hoping—desperately—that I’d catch a glimpse of her figure through the snow. But no. No sign of her. I was almost home. Still nothing. Still no Paige. “Paige,” I murmured, barely hearing my own voice over the storm and the sound of my racing thoughts. Then suddenly—like a wave crashing into my mind—a vision flashed before my eyes. I saw m