Accidentally Summoned Novels & Stories

Aria woke up startled, the storm brought her distant memories of the day of the accident where her parents died. Someone had called her, probably Giovanni. And she was right. Her boss was next to her, with a worried look. Probably she had fallen asleep due to the fatigue caused by the tension they had gone through.

Pure hatred burned in them. Then she was gone. Adam turned back to us, his face apologetic. "Alpha Reed, please accept my deepest apologies. The clerk who caused this misunderstanding will be terminated immediately." I felt a pang of guilt. "That's not necessary," I said quickly. "It was just a mistake."

"I told you I didn't." "It's just that the timing is so suspicious." She tilted her head, voice carrying further now, drawing more eyes from nearby clusters of guests. "Jilted at the altar one week, married to a billionaire the next. Pregnant within a month." Her eyes dropped briefly to my stomach. "Almost like you had a plan." "I didn't plan any of this." "Of course not." Her tone made it clear she believed the opposite entirely. "Forgive me if I find it hard to believe a stranger from nowhere just happened to land herself a fortune through pure accident."

Then Fredrick’s voice echoed in my head, sharp and clear even through the rain… Control your emotions, Nic. My breath hitched. I ran a shaky hand through my drenched hair, water dripping down my face. Goosebumps crawled across my skin. “So… I caused everything,” I whispered. “Exactly.” She grinned. “Now you know. So let me take control. Let me finish what you started.” “No.” I flinched back. “I summoned you by mistake, I don’t even know how it happened. Please, just go away. I don’t need you anymore.”

My voice came through the speakers, cold and controlled. “Make it look like an accident.” I stepped back, my chest twisting. I didn’t remember saying those words. I didn’t remember that night. But it was my voice. My face. My blood ran cold. No wonder my father said I’d become him. Maybe I already had. The next morning, Adrian found me on the floor of my office, bottle half-empty, the laptop screen still glowing. “Damien,” he whispered. I didn’t look up. “You saw it?”

After a few seconds, it came to a halt. Ding! "Congratulations to the host for obtaining the Soul Summoning Flag." Soul Summoning Flag: as long as the host is able to locate one soul fragment of the Zombies in the Apocalyptic Legion, the host is able to summon the remaining souls. Lucas read the details of the Soul Summoning Flag, and his stunning face put on an excited look. Without thinking too much, he started using the Soul Summoning Flag to summon Scarlet's soul. "Utilizing the Soul Summoning Flag:"

How to summon the dead. "The real Seris. The girl you murdered. I just summoned her." Calliope's red eyes widened. "You're lying." "I'm a Chimera." I tilted my head. "Have you forgotten? And as a Chimera, I can summon the dead. And Seris has been waiting ten years for this moment." Her face went white. "You think you have the time to stop Cassian from finding out the truth? Well, you're wrong." I laughed. "Look at your hands." She looked down. Her fingers were turning translucent.

Olive stared at her phone after ending the call with Dr. Harris. Her chest tightened with anger, frustration, and disbelief. The audacity of the situation was overwhelming, and the very idea of carrying Raymond Stone’s child felt like a cruel joke. She had been an unwilling participant in someone else’s mistake. The fact that she had been accidentally inseminated with Raymond Stone’s child felt like a violation of her very being. “Surrogacy mistake,” she muttered bitterly. “As if that excuses anything.”

"What?" the word left his mouth quicker than he thought. "I am so sorry sir, I hope I did not make a mistake" Aletta was confident in herself. There was no way he wouldn't buy this. She was so embarrassed that she feared for her life and job. "You made a mistake," Joshua said again letting his emotions rule him. "I did?" she asked shocked. "I am usually very well composed when I drink or so I hear" she added the last part quickly in case he doubts the credibility of her statement.