All Chapters of Letters Between Hearts: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

They swayed in the air as though they were already spoken. For survival, one must give up their most beloved. Amina gazed at the luminous insignia hanging above and beyond the destroyed city.__ It didn't feel like language. The experience was like the ancient law, heavier than fear and more advanced than thought. It felt incredibly strong. CURL on her wrists as the chains of living light. Cold. Absolute. Unyielding. The first Amina was chained by the same things across from her. Yet she didn't struggle. She observed Amina with a composed and well-defined look, feeling as though she had already witnessed every possible outcome of this moment. With blood splattering from his temple, Adrian lifted himself up from the rubble. He immediately closed his eyes on Amina. He screamed with force, "No, this is not happening.". It moved out over the black sun. It caused a distortion in the sky.' Once again, it declared that the journey had begun with "the trial being fought," as if repe

White noise swallowed everything.Not silence this time—something worse. Her thoughts, ears and skull were under a constant pressure, making even the slightest panic seem like someone else's. The feeling was so strong.Amina stood in the crashing white space, her weightless and unattached.The hospital room was gone.The nurse was gone.A view of a city from the window, along with its walls and bed.—.All wiped away in one continuous, unceasing unravel.And yet—.The door remained.Suspended in nothing.Perfectly still.Open.The other person was Adrian.?Real.Unmistakable.He had a bruised face and an unstable posture, as if he had been pulled through something. But his eyes—.He immediately concealed his eyes from hers.Relief.Pain.Recognition.“Amina!”.A symbol of hope, her name pierces the darkness.The sound caused her to break into something.“Adrian…”.Her voice trembled.He moved towards the door's threshold, but withdrew into view as if by an invisible curtain.“Amina, I

The vault exploded into chaos.Glass rained like knives.As the metal floor was hit by a force, Amina's arms were waving over her face and she was being hurled backward. One of the pulsing columns caused her shoulder to hit it, causing pain along her side.All she heard was the sound of alarms, for a brief moment.'...Red light flooded the chamber.All machines in the Origin Vault were activated simultaneously.'In the heart of it —.Unadorned, the first Amina stood barefoot in fragmented glass.'Outside the chamber, she seemed smaller.'More human.More fragile.That delusion lasted for precisely one second.'The air surrounding her warmed and twisted.Reality folded inward.The glass that was loose thawed in the air.Amina stared, breathless.Slowly, the shards began to orbit her.Like a crown of blades.First, Amina raised her hand.All the alarms stopped instantly.Silence.Absolute.Terrifying.She smiled.“Much better.”.Her voice was calm.Too calm.Despite the discomfort in he

The countdown began immediately.60.Each surface of the vault was burned with a certain number.Walls.Columns.The fractured chamber.Even the air itself.Red light strobed violently.As if the structure comprehended and feared the trigger, the entire Origin Vault trembled.Amina was positioned in the middle of the storm, with her chest shaking.Her command had been accepted.But she hadn't expected this.She yelled out "Stop!" at the alarms. "What's up?".The system answered with a coldness:This will permanently destroy the constructed layers of consciousness.".Her blood turned to ice.“No.”.The first Amina smiled.“There it is.”.Amina whipped toward her.The woman's expression had changed.Gone was the anger.Gone was the fear.In its place—.Satisfaction.“You chose destruction.”.Amina stepped back.“That wasn't my intention.”.Initially, Amina spread her arms.But there has never been intention." "...Only outcomes.”.One hand was held by Adrian while he fell to the ground.

Moonrise came like a verdict.The forest remained still in the face of a dying sky.'".The next—.The trees were illuminated with silver light, which was not natural and precise, and the earth behind home broke into a single glowing line.A staircase emerged.Not built—.Revealed.The moon's absorption was apparent in every step created by a pale light suspended over emptiness.Standing at the brink, Amina had a palm-clenched crystal key.The senior citizen stayed at the entrance of the residence, her figure obscured by warm sunshine.________________Her attempt to stop her had not been repeated yet.That was more concerning to Amina than any warning.A female voice whispered, "As you descend, read the Veil from above.".Amina looked back.“What does that mean?”.The woman's expression was grave.“It doesn't test courage.”.A pause.It tries to prove what you won't let go.Amina's grip tightened.“Then I'll pass.”.The woman said nothing.Because certainty was dangerous here.The firs