Beyond Ages Novels & Stories

"Maybe you're overthinking this, Mike. You know people do have doppelgangers, and what if you meeting her is just a mere coincidence? I really don't think you need bother yourself with this. She may look like May, and also bear the same name as her, but you must know that she isn't our May. May is—" "I know, Alicia." Mike calmly interrupted her. "I know she's gone and she's never coming back. There's no way she must have magically returned to earth because this isn't a fantasy book or a movie." He smiled sadly. "What was I even thinking? I didn't go to London because of this."

Every second person went with the maid and everyone else went to the inspection. Tea was currently sweating buckets. What four arts test? What inspection? She was only six years old!! When did she have any of these skills? None of this showed on her stoic face as she walked with the rest of the other girls for the body inspection. Luckily for her, she still had time to think about some strategies. Actually, she didn’t know what to do but trust in this body’s skills. What else could she do.

“No... no, no…” Panic clawed at my throat as I tore through the room, my trembling hands checking behind the crib, the closet anywhere, everywhere. She was gone. I stumbled back, my vision blurring with tears. My baby, my little girl was gone. And then my phone buzzed. I grabbed it from the nightstand, my heart hammering, and froze when I saw the message. Unknown Number: If you ever want to see your baby again, come to the old warehouse off Eastbridge Road. Come alone, Lila. No police. No Drew. Or you will never see her again.

Dara said that made me widen my eyes. I haven't tried any beer.. Should I? I can't ask yaya if I should like I always do because I was the one that decided I should be independent now. I should make decisions like this for myself. Dara is already 21, Inez and Cassian are 19, while me and Asher are 18. It is legal.. should I? “Beer for me.” Cassian responded. “Same.” Inez said while carrying the slices of cakes from the open refrigerator.

Hey readers I know I'm not giving proper updates to this book. I am extremely sorry about it. I have been quite busy because of my studies, and I have to wrap up my other story, "Love Me Again." The story has few chapters left, and then I'll continue another book in it with the story of next generation. So, I am focusing more on it as it's about to end. Soon, I'll come up with new chapters for Beyond The Time.

Others were almost completely dark. And beyond them stretched an endless black ocean. Aria stared. "What is this?" Her father looked around. "The space between worlds." Gabriel shook his head. "No." He looked at his device. "This is deeper than the space between worlds." Cael frowned. "How deep?" Gabriel swallowed. "We are outside the system." Everyone became silent. Aria looked at him. "Outside the system?" Gabriel nodded. "We're beyond the network of realities." The High Keeper looked toward the black ocean.

She loved how novels could transport her to another world, introducing her to new characters and stories that stirred her imagination and emotions. Suddenly a notification in her phone roused her out of the world of reading. She hesitated after looking at the unknown number in her phone. Who could it be? After all these years?Her subconscious spoke But deep down she prayed it to be her mother. It had been years since she had heard her maa's gentle voice calling her shona. Aarunya knew that she would never forgive Trayaksh for this. Not only did he shattered her soul, but along with it. He separated the mother and daughter from each other. He separated those people who were each others only s

Bella's POV I must say, training has not been easy for me. Everyday, I have to meditate, I have to walk through realms, I have to be examined. Damn, it's just too much, I never expected all these. After enough rigorous training under the prying eyes of the elders, they finally granted me some rest. “You can retire for now. We'll continue in a week.” Nexus breathed into my ears. Phew! Finally, I get a break. Damn. The weight of everything, it just pressed down hard on me right now. I'm tired, but my mind is strained. It's overworked, overwhelmed, completely exhausted.

The years had softened his features, but his eyes, they still carried that dead look anytime he looked at her. “Hello, Benedict,” Kallista said coolly. “Benedict?” he repeated with a chuckle. “You used to call me Dad.” “That was a long time ago,” She murmured back, looking down at her luggage. “Enough,” Dorothea said, Kallista could hear the exasperation in her voice from a mile away. “Benedict, she’s had a rough day. Her apartment burned down.” Benedict raised an eyebrow, swirling the amber liquid in his glass. “Is that so? And you decided to come back home?”

she asked, her voice trembling. “Sophia, I'm afraid the medication we've been using to manage your mother's condition has reached its limit. The $4000 treatment can no longer keep her stable”. Sophia's heart sank. “What does that mean?” she asked, trying to process the information. Dr Thomas hesitated before responding. “We need to upgrade to a more advanced treatment. The new medication costs $8000, but it's the only way to ensure your mother's condition doesn't deteriorate further”.