Apocalyptica Broken Pieces Novels & Stories

Cracks split its surface completely now, light and darkness bleeding out in violent arcs. Becky screamed. Not in anger. In fear. Her control shattered instantly. The invisible grip she’d held over Kai snapped, sending a shockwave through the chamber. Kai cried out as the last of the corruption tore free from his mind, leaving him gasping on the floor. “No,” Becky shrieked, scrambling to her feet. “You can’t take this from me. You can’t.” The chamber began to collapse. Stone groaned overhead as the altar cracked apart, chunks of ceiling raining down. The Moonstone pulsed erratically, its fractured surface glowing brighter with every second.

The combination of Skylar’s deep kiss and the taste of blood was truly not a good one. Gradually, Aslan’s vision began to blur as well. Just as he started to gasp for breath and grow weak, Skylar pulled away suddenly. The kiss ended, but Skylar grabbed Aslan’s shoulder, bit down hard on his neck, and caused blood to spurt from the wound. “Argh!” Aslan screamed in pain. A burning, stinging, excruciating pain spread from his neck throughout his entire body. It felt like excruciating torture. In that moment, Aslan truly felt how shattered he was. His father had broken him all this time, and now Skylar was doing the same, just in a different way. His soul and body were shattered.

But Lucas, as if consumed by rage, grabbed her hair and slammed her onto the glass coffee table. The sharp sound of shattering glass, accompanied by Lilith’s scream, echoed through the room. Shards of glass flew everywhere, cutting into Lilith’s face. Blood gushed out, staining her clothes red. Her brother rushed forward to save her, only to be met with a brutal punch to the temple from Lucas. He groaned, fell to the ground, twitched a few times, and then laid still. That punch took his life instantly. Lucas stood in the wreckage of the living room, letting out low, chilling growls.

I think I am broken. -----------

It was a glass piano but the pieces were like a jigsaw puzzle and broken. “Is this…” Mira trailed off to the broken view that she was seeing deep in Angel’s core. ‘Due to his painful past that he couldn’t release or let go. He’s hurting himself from within, Mira.’ “No wonder why his melody is broken.” Mira covered her mouth while crying in sympathy that she was having for her beloved mate. ‘Please, help him out.’

the goodbye, the revenge and the guilt 32. Choices and mistakes 33. The devil's death 34. The strength of a great love 35. The baptism of the queen 36. Start over 37. The light of the Guardian 38. Love Under the Moonlight Demi Lovato Skyscraper You can take everything I have You can break everything I am Like I'm made of glass Like I'm made of paper Go on try to tear me down Will be rising from the grown Like a skyscraper Prologue TALUS CLIFF BOUNDARY OF LACRIMAL CITY

If Grandma hadn't married him, today, she might be quietly living in a luxurious villa tending to her flower garden without having to worry about money for the rest of her life. Even after falling into this kind of miserable condition, grandma still maintained her graceful and wise nature. She lived well without ever troubling her granddaughter. But even though she seemed to be doing well all this time, Indira knew that her heart was actually broken by her husband's betrayal. The pain of betrayal and the huge changes in her life had damaged her mind and body, but she refused to show her sadness to Indira. Remembering what Arya Wiratama had said a week ago, Indira was getting impatient to sel

She'll do what she's told. He had miscalculated. The asset was no longer behaving as predicted. The string quartet, two floors below, was still playing. The sound of the processional, that hopeful, climbing, beautiful melody, drifted up and into the room through the open door. It was a grotesque, mocking, insane soundtrack for her own destruction. Aurora’s world didn't just shatter. It dissolved. The "broken glass" she had swallowed, the "broken glass" she had cleaned up... it was in her lungs, her veins, her eyes.

"For what it's worth, you played your part well. Seraphina is satisfied. She'll leave you alone now." "Lucky me." He left without another word. I stood in the wreckage of my apartment, glass crunching under my feet, and felt something inside me crack. Not break. Crack. Breaking would have been easier. Breaking meant pieces you could sweep up and throw away. Cracking meant something fundamental had shifted. Something that would never quite fit back together the same way. My phone buzzed from where it lay on the floor. I picked it up, expecting more notifications, more mockery. Instead, a voicemail. From a number I hadn't seen in years.

A bone being snapped. A dam giving way. The blood moon’s red shattered. Chunks of color broke off, falling away into nothing. White light seared through the fractures, flooding down over us in a blinding cascade. The web shook. I felt it. Every thread Elyra had woven, every bargain, every curse, every whispered “take her instead” trembled under the force we’d shoved through it. Some held. Some snapped. The ones tied to us—Lucian’s line, my blood, Kade’s shadow—broke first.