Beyond: Two Souls Aiden Novels & Stories

“You have never been weak. You survived being banished. You raised our pups alone. You are the strongest person I know.” “I cannot do this,” I whispered back through the bond. “I am too tired. Too hurt.” “Yes you can,” Aiden said. “Because you are not alone anymore. Use the bond. Take my strength. Take everything I have left.” “No!” I gasped. “That will kill you faster!” “I am already dying,” Aiden said simply. “At least let me die helping you save our children.” Tears poured down my wolf face. “I cannot lose you.”

Her long silky black hair that hangs to her waist drapes around Julian. ... Winter wimpers and cries as he pushes his body to run as fast as he can. The trees flying by in a blur, the edge of the tree line near the river getting closer. Aiden, terrified he's not going to make it there in time. He needs to make it there before Reid dies or he won't be able to save him. Even with the twins he won't be able to bring Reid back if he dies. His powers are too weak now.

I looked around to see if anyone was behind it but found no one. " Thank God!" April said as her seizure stopped. " Aidan, are you okay?" I said lifting him from the ground. As I did so, he felt so light like he lost a lot of weight. " What happened? He took my powers." Aidan managed to say before his eyes closed. Ava on the other hand still lay lifeless on the ground and I feared the worst had happened to her until she spoke, " He's going after Max's powers next and I think he's already there." she said.

Aidan snorted. He brought himself under control and faced Aidan again. “I know what you’re trying to say, but it’s impossible.” “Isn’t it? But you have all the signs,” Aidan said. “I was born. I’ve never had a soul; therefore, a soulmate is impossible.” “Okay. So you really wouldn’t mind if I headed to that motel and took her somewhere you’ll never see her again? She’s so hot—after what I felt from her when you two were at it, I might even try a little—”

"That's horrible." "It was my reality." Aiden shook his head, as if clearing dark thoughts. "But the Goddess blessed me. Once she was gone, once the poison left my system... I could heal. I could stand again." His grey eyes met mine with startling intensity. "Perhaps she knew I'd need to stand again. To help those who need it." The implication hung in the air. To help you. "Ares helps me," I said, but the words felt defensive. "Does he?" Aiden's tone was so carefully neutral it felt like a weapon. "Or does he push you beyond your limits because he needs you to be something you're not?"

Cayden I was giving all my energy to my brother to keep Anuba from attaching to Allison's soul. I heard her scream and she was in pain Bjorn intensified his magic to help Anuba away while Bashien was pulling the dark energy away from Allison. Queen Marion appeared just at the moment and told Toffe to go to plan B and I was shocked we didn't know about a plan B and was getting scared for Allison. Aidan activated his spirit element as his eyes glowed and held the magic together, Toffe yelled, "Now, you need to weaken her," and Ty vamps sped to the cell before the explosion blew us back. I was linked by Aidan to get Allison out now and I pulled her to me as she passed out and flew out of there.

Alicia replied "What do you need to do to bring her back?" "I have to get her to return to her body." "And how will you do that?" Damon asks "That is the problem.I'm not sure it will work" "It will." Aiden answers "We have no other choice and from what I know her soul shouldn't stay out there longer than it should else.." "It will be stranded there forever" Damon finishes. "C'mon what do you need,Alicia?" Aiden asked "Just a bowl of clean water" she answers as she stretches her hands forward and mumbled some words

"Calm down. Aiden went to help Caleb oversee the clearing and burning of the dead. He was out for two days but he is as good as new now, he will return soon." I slumped in bone-deep relief. We had all impossibly survived River's endgame. Now the true healing could begin. I pressed fervent thanks into Jayden's palm, emotion still too raw for words. But his thumb brushing my cheek spoke understanding. We were together. All else could be rebuilt in time. Eventually Aiden ducked through the tent flap, equal parts battle grime, weariness and elation written across his features. But his fatigued eyes lit up seeing Jayden supported upright and me beside him whole.

My mind went blank with a buzz. A few seconds later, I snapped back to my senses. It was my partner—he had returned. He pulled me into his arms. I lifted my face with a smile and looked at Edward, slowly regaining my composure. Edward stopped in his tracks and took the initiative to extend his hand. "Hello. Edward Miles, your new neighbor." "Hello, I'm Donna Anderson. This is my husband, Ryan Mckey." Edward nodded at me, his expression complicated as he studied my face.

Resting upon it was a crystal no larger than a human heart. It pulsed gently with golden light. Liana felt an overwhelming warmth spread through her chest. Kael stared in amazement. "The Celestial Heart..." He had searched for it across worlds. Yet here it was. Hidden beneath an ordinary church. As he slowly approached the pedestal, the crystal began shining brighter. Then something unexpected happened. It wasn't responding to Kael. It was responding to Liana. The Light of Aether awakened once more. Golden and blue light swirled around her, filling the sanctuary.