A New Hope Novel Novels & Stories

Hope opened her eyes, focused on James with newborn's unfocused gaze, and he was smitten immediately. "Hi, Hope. I'm your big brother James. I'm going to protect you and teach you things and make sure nobody is mean to you ever." Watching my son meet his sister, seeing his instant devotion, felt like witnessing small miracle. That night, after visitors left and hospital quieted, I sat in the chair beside Aloe's bed while she slept and Hope dozed in her bassinet. The past two years played through my mind, arrest, charges, Morrison's revenge, the fight for vindication, the unexpected alliance with Wakes, the foundation's success, the book's impact.

After Jake left, I received a call from Sonia. "You saw it, didn't you, Mindy? I'm pregnant with Jake's baby, so he and I are a family now." "All the best to you, then. Homewreckers are despised by society, so for your sake, I hope you can protect your baby and carry the pregnancy to term!" I sneered after ending the call. The Jake I know would never forgive Sonia for that. It was almost certain that he would not let her have the baby anymore.

Murmurs rippled through the crowd, fear and hope entwined. Elior watched, heart pounding. This was the choice she had spoken of. The same choice he now faced. The vision shifted. The city burned. Screams echoed through the night. The sky, once bright with twin suns, darkened, marred by a spreading void. The temple, once a beacon of wisdom, crumbled as shadow overtook it. The woman stood alone amid the chaos, tears carving paths through the soot on her face. She turned, and once more, her eyes met Elior’s.

"Don't deny it. You may say that you hate Light but she is the one you wanted. She is the one who must've fit all the ideal qualities of what your wife and queen should be. Then she disappeared and you had no one to vent the blame on but me. "Unfortunately for me, no matter how much I want to, I can not be Light. I am not Light. I will never be Light. I'm Hope. No one seems to acknowledge that, but Light and I might share the same blood but we are two different people. I'm Hope. Not Light. And you need to know that." She reached for my shirt and fisted it around her fingers. "I'm Hope. Why don't you see that? Why doesn't anyone see that? I'm Hope. Hope! Hope! Hope!" My hands automatically wr

"Don't even think about turning us against each other! You're already divorced now." I gave him a cold smile. "You can believe whatever you want." But I knew that once you started questioning things, every little detail would start to look like confirmation…until all of it finally exploded. Still, I no longer wanted to know what would happen between them. My flight was leaving soon, and I was going home to celebrate my belated New Year's Day.

"I just want to watch the ocean a little longer." Lucas and I had grown up together. He was the first to learn about my illness. He had come with me, hoping to keep me company for whatever time I had left. … Third Person Point of View From the shade of a distant palm, Ryder watched. The pain in his chest burned white-hot. Lucas sat beside Lyra and draped a coat over her shoulders. The gesture was easy and practiced, as if it had always been their way. She looked fragile. Her face was pale, yet as she leaned into the curve of his arm. Her eyes held a quiet calm Ryder had never seen in her before. They spoke in hushed tones.

The blinding light disappeared, and the book snapped shut as Lily collapsed to the ground. Jayce crawled over to her and took her into his arms. "Lily?" He called to her, but her body lay limp in his arms. Black text appeared on her skin. "Lily!" ---------- Jayce sat with his back against the wall. The white tiles of the hospital corridor reflected the luminescent lights. He was beyond exhausted, yet he couldn't bear the idea of leaving her. The clicking of heels on tile caused a throbbing in his skull. The rich aroma of coffee filled his senses as a steaming cup appeared in front of his face.

She tried to control herself, to get her heart rate down and she started walking again if only to keep herself moving and to keep herself distracted. She stopped suddenly facing what was the old town wall but it was now just a blackened line of stones and she looked out, feeling the wind blowing and for once not being filled with ash and death. She saw the fields beyond the town, beyond the destruction and suddenly she wanted to run, to really run. After everything that had happened, she realised this might be her chance. This moment right here. She knew Indi and Nela weren’t even close to where she was. She could actually escape, she could actually run and get free of them all. It was like

A happy life. . . **** So these were the last three bonus chapters and an EPILOGUE. I hope you liked the story. Thank you so much for reading it and supporting it. The journey was indeed long, right? Thank you again for loving Hazel and Christian. If you want to read their youngest child's story, you can DM me on my I* for the adress. Their youngest child's story name is "that's my girl" but it's not on Goodnovel. It's a free book.