Alienated Novels & Stories

Reality exploded around the fracture. The massive form began pulling separated identities back inward violently. The awakened network screamed in strain. Freed consciousnesses flickered dangerously. The entity roared: “IF WE SEPARATE COMPLETELY WE WILL BE ALONE.” And there it was. The true fear beneath everything. Not suffering. Not instability. Abandonment. The original consciousness had merged with others because it could not endure isolation. And eventually became addicted to togetherness itself. Lily stepped forward softly. “You were lonely.”

Not physical pain. But cognitive strain. Like separation was stressing a shared system. Their phones vibrated at the same time. New message: DISTANCE SEPARATION DETECTED Then: STABILITY DEGRADATION WARNING Lena frowned. “…it’s reacting to us moving apart.” Zayden nodded slowly. “Yes.” A pause. “And it doesn’t like it.” Lena whispered— “So we can’t separate.” Zayden didn’t answer immediately. Because that wasn’t true. They could.

I gritted out. "You still don't get it. A broken bond means the link is decaying after a mate’s death or rejection. But your receptors aren’t decaying, Theodore. They’re actively starving. They are reaching out for an Alpha frequency that was forced directly into your biology, and because it’s suddenly gone, your immune system is treating its absence like organ failure.” “Organ failure,” I repeated flatly.

It makes me feel so vulnerable. Being alone also means being stuck with my dark thoughts. What if my family is here? What will they do after not seeing me for five years? They may not have been here physically but they've disrupted my sleep almost every night I've been away from them. I don't think I could handle seeing them again. I'd rather die than be tortured for not doing the smallest things. I can't do that again. I won't do that again.

Jenifer spoke and Amyla just looked at her like crazy. “Are you not letting me in?” Jenifer asked “Nope…my parents’ house is meant for those who stay and are honest. Not hypocrites” Amyla replied, and Jenifer was shocked “ok… This friendship is over” Jenifer announced and Amyla chuckled “There was never a friendship… To clarify your statement, it was a dishonest-ship, wicked-ship, and a mockery-ship. So, you must be mistaken. And I forgive you for what you have done. You know what I mean. But I quit giving you access to use and make fun of me. I think you should keep your distance from me and my family. Never pass by my house because you have never done that, and I bet you would love the lif

* * * McCall is one of the seargents in the police station where detective Maxwell works,although he's not too relevant. The other officers do mock him because of his small posture,he nearly quit his job because of the regular insults and mockery he received from his other colleagues but later changed his mind because his family relent solely on his salary. McCall was on his way home one cold night when he was abducted by some unknown men,he fought so hard to escape from the van the kidnappers used but he was knocked out by one of the men when he's becoming a problem for them.He later opened his eyes and found himself in a warehouse.

“You just said that you left to be alone. Then you go and changed a human. How could you do that to us?” “I did leave to be alone. I was there for a little while and I decided to go hunting. I didn’t expect to come across a human. My thirst just took over. I’m so sorry, please forgive me.” “I’m not sure how we could,” this time it was Arianna that spoke. Abigail looked at her with shock. “You left us, I understood that you needed to be alone. But you haven’t been alone. Eleven years you have been away from us, you didn’t even pick up a phone to call and tell us you were even alive. You don’t even care about us, do you?” she just glared at her sister. “Let’s go Alaina.” Arianna grabbed her si

“We have spoiled you, little brat.” “You move away, shoo, shoo,” Jenna said with a grimace on her face. “I want to talk to her in private.” They talked to each other via mind link and I averted my gaze from them to allot them privacy. I was missing my old pack, Alpha Elbert hadn’t even offered me a mind-link of this pack, nonetheless, I was feeling like an outsider. “Alright. I’ll leave my precious friend with you," looking at Jenna, he said grimacing his face in resentment.

But after the whole losing my wolf thing happened, we separated our bunk beds and I moved into my own room. I pulled out the jar and rotated it in my hands, memorizing every detail of the crushed dried herb that was contained within. Hope—that's what it signified. Maybe I wouldn't be stuck like this forever. Maybe it would work. No, that was the wrong attitude. It would work. My wolf would come back to me. Just think it into existence. ***

Daren ignored Reina instruction to go away a few seconds ago. "I beg you to leave, Daren," Reina said absolutely haa no intention of answering the man's question. "You need a friend, and I'll call you." "I can do it on my own." "You are lonely!" Blurted Daren quickly. Reina opened her eyes perfectly. It is true that she was lonely, that she was lonely a long time ago, and when her life almost got better, things fell apart again. Her happiness was lost along with Alta who left her. There was nothing left but destruction. Yes,Reina's broken, and Alta was the reason and the cause.