200 Years Together Novels & Stories

Hope said smiling lowly and Mercedes nodded giving out a relief sigh . " every 1 hundred years we all come together to plan the feature and also renew our family vows . as you all know this time we had new members of this family " I said glancing at Hope and Mercedes . " we have been able to stand and fight our adversaries over this years because we stood strong as a family . I know I haven't been presents all this years but I made sure I keep to my promise as the head of this family . you like it or not we are all Adams ,

It connected them, wove them, made them one. And in the darkness, for the first time in two thousand years, light began to dawn.

“It does. You just don’t feel it when you sip it. the effect only comes once you swallow it. That’s how you relish it.” Frowning, Kate says, “Its bitter every time I drink it.” “It will be bitter Kate. But its sweet if you know its sweet.” I say and smile wider as Kate shakes her head in disbelieve. “You really are the opposite of me.” “And that’s why we are best friends.” “For fifteen years.” “For fifteen years.” Kate and I smile at each other, remembering that twenty years are soon to be complete since we became friends, and nothing has come between us. yet.

The kind where you trust someone completely, where you can laugh together, talk for hours, or fall into bed without it ever becoming complicated. That’s how we’ve been for the past five years.

Three hundred years of fear sitting across from ninety-one conscious choices and the thing they had built together. And for the first time in all that time, both sides of a very old argument finally willing to read the same page.

It was finally time… To any person walking buy, it would just look like two parents seeing their daughter off to college, or a road trip. But to us, this was goodbye for a long time! We would stay in contact, but we had no idea what the future would hold for any of us. We have been together, every day for seven years. We would all find our new path and lead new lives. But nothing would ever change how we felt about one another, or how our bond has grown, having to stick together for so long. I loved them!

“May it be boring. Peaceful. Domestic. Everything year one wasn’t.” “To year two. And to year one. For giving us this. Us. Emma. Everything.” We toast. Sparkling cider and whiskey. Anniversary celebration. One year. From strangers to soulmates. From broken to whole. From alone to family.

Lila and Maya’s laughter drifted from the street—coming back. The lights glowed. Golden. Steady. Twenty-five years. And still just the beginning. Under whatever lights we still had left to hang. Under whatever years we still had left to live. Together. Always.

“Would you prefer I demand you mate with me immediately? And lock you in here until you agree?” “No.” “Then understanding is what you get.” I wanted to laugh. Or cry. Maybe both. “This is so messed up.” “Yes.” “We’ve been doing this for five hundred years.” “Yes.” “And it always ends badly.” “So far.” “What makes you think this time will be different?” He stepped closer. Close enough that I could feel his warmth. “I don’t know yet. But we’ll figure it out.” “Together?” “Together.” The word felt heavy. And important it was a promise we’d made across lifetimes.A promise we’d never been able to keep.

Would both of us have misunderstood each other for two years and not gotten back together until now if it weren’t for that? 1500 Words About Add