Belahan Jiwa Novels & Stories

Lucien approached the edge of the glowing seal, placing both hands in the air as if reading invisible structure lines. “It’s responding to intent alignment,” he said sharply. “She has to stabilize her core first.” “Explain that in normal words,” Ash snapped. “Focus,” Kaelen corrected. Lucien looked at me. “You need to anchor your identity before the separation begins.” I swallowed. “My… identity?” “Yes. If you drift during split-phase, you lose coherence.” Rex immediately stepped in front of me slightly. “She’s not a system.” Lucien didn’t react. “She is right now.”

I can’t believe this. I leaned back on the bed, letting the thoughts settle over me like a spirit. Tears slipped from my eyes and rolled towards the direction of my ears. I fixed my gaze on the ceiling, but I wasn’t looking—I was watching the thoughts play on the ceiling like a TV screen. The night was ghostly, long, and silent. The music from the bar outside faded behind the door, and only the faint rhythm whispered in the silent room. Every second reminded me of the scars Chris had left behind. It felt strange, almost unreal, that I was lying beside Dr. Dane, the very man whose presence awoke something deeper than admiration. He was different from Chris and careful in ways he never had bee

"She seems to be fighting with you here." "I'm not letting the bullet fragment in her heart win this fight," Kelly chokes in soft sobs. "She's lived with it for this long, she can hang on longer. She has to." My vision was growing fuzzy and the sounds around me were growing distant. My body felt numb and my grip on her hand loosened. My vision faded to black and her distant voice called out to me, but I wasn't able to open my eyes. ***The remaining of this chapter will be through Kelly's POV ***

There are couches across each other and a coffee table in the middle. Shun walked towards the other couch and sat there, eyeing the unfinished beer on the table. A moment passed before he realized he was gulping it down. “Whoa.” Sachiko plopped down on the couch beside him. “Something happened?” Shun gulped the last drop of the beer and put it back on the table. He leaned on the couch and closed his eyes. He heaved a sigh. “Sachi, why is life so hard?” Sachi’s eyes moved from the beer to him, her eyes narrowing. “Because it’s challenging us before we go to our greatest goal in life.”

The third one, which is about Malvika, would be published after Broken Hearts. Don't forget to vote and leave positive reviews. Also, do well to share this book with your friends and the people you know. Thanks for reading. Xoxo❤️