And She Lifted Heavily Ever After Novels & Stories

"That’s not just a miracle. That’s hell freezing over and the devil skating on it. I literally have goosebumps." She pulled me back into a fierce, bone-crushing embrace, thumping my back with a rhythm that felt like a victory march. "I’m so happy for you, Claire. Finally... the melodrama of your life has finished its 'Tragedy of the Disobedient Daughter' arc. We’ve officially entered the 'Happily Ever After' season." "Thank you, Shan. Honestly, if you hadn't let me crash here when the world was burning, I think I would have lost my mind weeks ago."

Buried her. But she had risen from the ashes. And she was coming for his crown.

Just quiet. “I told you,” I murmured to her unconscious form, brushing a strand of hair from her forehead. “You’re not going anywhere. You already came to me.” I bent, sliding one arm under her knees, the other behind her back, and lifted her. She was light. Too light. He really hadn’t been taking care of her. Well, that would change. Everything would change.

The world felt suddenly heavier, pressing into her chest with a force she couldn’t fight. “So, I’m going to die after all.”

“Yes, Alpha.” No tremor in her voice. No protest. She still wouldn't look at me. Even the word “Alpha” sounds different from her now. It was flat, drained of meaning. I watched from the balcony while she worked. Those sacks were almost her size. Every lift is a struggle, breath tight, jaw locked. She stumbled once, knees smacking stone hard enoughfor me to hear it up above. She didn't make a sound. She gets back up, slower this time, but she did not stop.

I went to throw her over my shoulder when she moved, twirling out of my hands and stopping behind my back. I turned around, my fist raised to strike when she dropped. I looked down to find her trying to scoot between my legs. I grabbed her ankle and hauled her up, her body dangling by my hand. While lifting her I realized it was much easier than before. She felt weightless now. She placed her hands on the ground and kicked out with her other leg, her foot landing in the center of my chest with a strength that surprised me, except the hurt didn’t linger long. Within seconds the pain disappeared.

my limbs felt heavy and I felt life drain from me. But she didn’t move. She didn’t answer. And the rain just kept falling.

Before she could even move him two feet, she started to breathe heavily. “Why the hell are you so heavy?” She complained. The wolf still lay on the sand with his eyes closed. He did not move and neither made any effort to run away. She left him wherever he was and started to pack her backpack. Finally, he half-opened his blue eyes and looked at her. She wore her backpack and came near him. She bent down and tried to lift him once again. “I can do it! I can really do it! I almost lifted him. I can lift him,” She kept on encouraging herself.

she added before she vanished and can't feel her again. Tbc

I lifted her up in my lap . When we reached home , I carefully took her to her bed . She was fully unconscious . I kissed her forehead . We'll meet again soon ! Just don't get wasted !