Bigbang Still Alive Novels & Stories

"Melvanie mentioned him. Selene also briefly mentioned him. Alpha Elon." "Yes." Bridget's voice is soft. "He's alive. He's been alive this whole time. He never stopped looking for you." I was not ready for that sentence. I thought I was, because Selene mentioned him briefly before everything exploded, but hearing it sitting here in this quiet cabin with burnt eggs on the stove and my whole chest cracking open? No. I was not ready at all. "He's alive," I repeat.

Eden said slowly, "then we want no part of this. We're leaving." Dante laughed, bitter and sharp. "That's rich, Eden. You literally just got resurrected by Belarie and you're about to die again soon. It's like Buy one get two for free." Eden's face flushed, but she didn't respond. Josh, practically ran for the door. "Yeah, I'm out. Good luck with the apocalypse or whatever this is." Now it was just Isaiah's family. Tommy pinned to the wall. Connor supports his burned father.

There was something underneath it now. History. Realization building slowly. Roman stepped slightly back. “The Bratva war is accelerating because someone is trying to undo that correction before it stabilizes.” My breath slowed. “And Bianca?” I asked quietly. Roman looked at me. For the first time, his tone softened slightly. “She is alive.” That hit harder than everything else. My chest tightened instantly. Alessio’s hand moved slightly closer to mine — not holding, just there. Present. Grounding. Roman continued.

The temperature dropped toward absolute zero as energy spread too thin to matter. "This is ten trillion years from now," he narrated. "The last stars dying. But life—stubborn life—still clings to existence around white dwarfs, brown dwarfs, even black holes. Imagine their desperation. Their loneliness. Civilizations that once spanned galaxies reduced to huddling around dying embers."

Probably the one who had vanished from the most fortified place in the world, without a trace. “I thought we concluded he’d died escaping through the storm tunnels,” an elder muttered, looking at the beta, who had a note pad on his hands, furiously clicking away. “No,” Beta Rowan cut in without looking up from his writing. “He’s alive. The readings say otherwise.” “What readings?” Damon asked, his brow furrowing,

I looked at her somberly then replied. "Yes Greg was here, and he said that the feeding program for today was postponed. My father will be arriving here in New York tomorrow. That's why the organization moved the feeding program for tomorrow." I replied to Eleanor. Eleanor just nods, I sigh then continue finishing my food. My mind drifts back to the masquerade ball last night when I saw Hecate. I have so many questions for Hecate, like how was she?? Did she and Agnes remarried??

Alive. "Wait," Jeffery said. "That's. That's current. That's real-time timecode." Langston spoke first. "Entering Phase Echo. Virus seeded into Richards Network. We are seventy-two hours from asset reversal." Edward replied. "Keep the convergence key away from Cassie. If she touches it—everything falls apart." The planet leaned. "Stop," I said, and the video stopped. Jeffery's voice cracked. "He's alive. My father's alive. And working with her?"

"Oh my gosh." "You have got to be kidding me," Det. Brighton said. "A whole entire race of that damn thing?" "Yes." "Oh my gosh," he said throwing his head forward. "They go after planets and devour them; that is how they sustain themselves. They went after your planet and they devoured it. They set it ablaze and reduced everything living thing on it to ash . . . Everything but you." "How?" Molly asked. "I don't know. You died in the destruction of your planet but somehow your soul found itself here on earth and was born into a child."

Silence. Lucas stared. “Sixteen billion people are supposed to arrive tomorrow?” Jonathan shook his head. “No.” He looked at the deeper record. “Sixteen billion retention states.” “From where?” The answer appeared by itself. SOURCE EVENT: EARTH Adrian stepped closer. “There aren't sixteen billion people on Earth.” “No.” Jonathan's face went pale. “Not one Earth.” The archive expanded the record. Two populations. Two active Earth continuities. Each approximately eight billion. Scheduled for simultaneous retention.

A casual act of kindness might one day save your life". Zachary pulled me into his arms gently. Regretfully, he said, "I'm sorry for being late. You wouldn't have to go through so much if I showed up earlier." I lowered my head and leaned into his embrace. "Don't say that. I'm grateful that you showed up. If it weren't for you, I would still be in a vegetative state. "Back then, I felt like I was in a nightmare that I couldn't get out of. I'm still afraid, even now. I'm afraid I'll end up in that lonely and helpless situation."