Between Them Novels & Stories

I question and she looks down. "Yes, misunderstandings. I guess what I'm trying to say is that meeting your partner in the realm of light can complicate things. Once you see each other's true forms. The bond you share in the night realm carries over to the light and you start to feel the same pull to them you feel in the night realm. You will know when they are in trouble and you will always know where to find them just like in the night realm. The bond is overwhelming in the light and you will start to think it's caused by love."

They were staying together for three minutes before Lila got up from the bed, took her pajamas without saying a word and opened the door. -You don't sleep here? Mike suggested. -Good night. She said before gently closing the door behind her.

The air between them held a complex mix of tension and unspoken thoughts, a palpable energy that lingered beneath the surface. As they engaged in small talk over breakfast, their conversation carried a weight of unspoken implications. Each bite and sip seemed to echo the lingering echoes of their night together. The tension in the room was undeniable, a silent dance between two individuals who, for a brief moment, had transcended their usual boundaries.

"There are more of them coming." Helena nodded, and together they fled the factory running through the darkened streets and trying to put as much distance between themselves and their enemies as possible.

she said as she held Belie and they walked towards the car that had been parked for them by Zion's men. He somehow hated the guts Abby had but still he just wanted his child or children as he kept thinking they were twins for some odd reason.

Amon stood there, glaring up at me, and next to him stood the leader of the Nephilim, Sorren. It was time to rely on truce, once and for all. Since the weather didn't bother us, we stayed outside. Loss stood behind me, acting as my guard, as Amon, and Sorren waited for me to speak. I didn't know what to say, but I made sure to stand the farthest away from Amon. He had been testing the truce between us, and I was certain that he knew it too. "Where's Bart?" I asked, asking for the fallen angel. Amon shrugged, and Sorren looked bored, looking at the snow instead of us.

Quite far but that's okay, we've going strong. Our relationship has ups and downs. We almost break up a couple of times but it makes us understand each other more. Our family wants us to step up the relationship but Mason and I weren't ready for that because we're still so young. Mason wants to study seriously for his work first and then he said he will step up when he's ready. Benjamin and Carol worked out but it doesn't work after a year and half. They both have a good break up and still remaining friends now. I want them together because they're noth so cute but it doesn't work so I can't force them.

“In this world, it might.” They parted ways, the tension between them eased but not gone — two warriors bound by blood and love, standing on the edge of a night that would mean more than either of them could guess.

“Yeah. Let’s go.” As they walked away, he glanced back once. Just once. The empty space by the entrance felt… noticeable. And that told him everything he needed to know. — That night, both of them came to the same quiet conclusion— Separately. Unspoken. Unavoidable. Something was happening. Something neither of them had planned. Something neither of them fully understood. And if they weren’t careful… The space between them— Wouldn’t stay empty for long.

The tension between them was almost unbearable — electric, dangerous, magnetic. For a long, quiet moment, they simply stood there — two women caught between everything they shouldn’t want and everything they couldn’t stop feeling.