Bliss Disappearing Act Novels & Stories

"This isn't the time nor the place for this, and you know it. You even said it yourself, you don't need any distractions." Dis smiled as he nodded slightly. "I need to get back home before all hell breaks loose, literally, and there's no earth for you to exist on. Besides, it feels really gross being around all this new love energy that's going on here. But I promise you, this isn't over." Dis then winked at me right before he snapped his fingers and disappeared. "I hate to say it, but maybe everything that Timophy and Chantel did worked in our favor," Izzy said as she walked up to me.

- he screamed, all red in the face. - Seo In Sung-ssi!- Soo Min spoke even more firmly in an angry tone, slamming her hand on the table with all her strength, which clearly surprised the man.- I asked you to calm down, right? You don't make it easy for us to believe in your innocence by acting like that.- she pointed out clearly, taking a deep breath.- Please consider whether this evidence is actually so insignificant. The first victims were your agency models, then girls, most of whom you knew quite well. You don't have a solid alibi for any of the evenings of the disappearances and you're acting like an insane person. In your apartment we found a bouquet of artificial cherry blossoms, now

The servant looked hysterical. “People are disappearing!” Silence crashed around them. Lily frowned sharply. “What?” The servant shook violently now. “They just— vanish!” Elaine’s blood turned cold. No. No no no— Another flash distorted the air around them suddenly. And right in front of Elaine— The servant disappeared. Gone. Completely gone. Elaine screamed instinctively, stumbling backward. “What the hell?!” Lily looked horrified now. “The timelines are collapsing faster than they should.” Adrian’s expression darkened immediately.

"You're a horrible liar. Don't deny it. It ain't gonna work," "Well yeah, I am," I surrendered. "I was prepared, okay? I saw it coming," "Right," Leah muttered, making it obvious that she wasn't buying it at all. "Guys!" Bliss appeared out of nowhere, and patted my shoulder. "Hey dudes," Leah said. Bliss, Vanille, Ryland and Damon stood infront of us. Bliss held a clipboard and was scribbling something down on a paper. "Aeliana, the gym is perfect," Vanille grinned.

She quickly looked past us, her attention already somewhere else—probably on Liam. She acted as if she didn’t know us. Of course. Bliss took a step forward, her movement confident, precise. Someone approached her— tall, broad- shouldered, clearly of rank. They exchanged a few words, low and urgent. Even now, even here, Bliss had a way of pulling attention. I bit down the bitterness crawling down my throat. I glanced at Liam but his face was unreadable. Bliss was alive. Strong. Dangerous, maybe. And Liam? He wasn't here by accident, whatever he was after, it wasn’t Love. And it wasn't closure either.”

Big hazel eyes seemed to look down on Bliss as if she were nothing but a dietary supplement. Bliss nodded coldly at the other woman and walked into the house through the french doors. She glanced back once in time to see the woman wrap her arms around Chal's neck. She hurried up the stairs and slipped into the door of her room. With a growl of thwarted need and frustration, she kicked the corner of the wrought iron frame that surrounded the big mirror by the closet door. The mirror over her dressing table revealed the tragic state of her reflection.

Upon finally doing so, the world felt hazy, save for her face. She smiled up at him, obviously enjoying his bewilderment. “I know. It's a surprise, right? Kissing someone like me. Consider it a bonus for all your hard work tonight.” She jokingly stuffed ten dollars into his shirt pocket. “Your tip. Thanks again, handsome. Enjoy your shift!” Fidelis stood in shock, watching her stroll away, utterly puzzled by the whole encounter. Next to him, Brown's eyes were wide, his hand covering his mouth in astonishment. After a lengthy pause, he stammered, “Mr. Fidelis… you… you kissed a girl…”

It didn't take long before a deathly silence descended upon the room. The lights were switched on again, revealing the empty spot between Tiffany and me. There was a slight indent on the couch where Rosalie had been sitting. It was still warm when I touched it. Rosalie's body heat hadn't even dissipated yet. Tiffany and I exchanged fearful glances. "Where's Rosalie?" Tiffany asked. Rosalie had disappeared from right under our noses. My teeth began to chatter as a wave of despair washed over me. The commenters were actually capable of making us disappear into thin air!

Alex stared at her blankly until Peace pulled away. “It’s done,” Peace announces it to him on which he looks at his arm in disbelief. “Did you? I mean I felt nothing at all,” He was dumbfounded. Peace smirked, “It’s because I have magical hands,” she whispered and showed her Snow White teeth. “Don’t smile at me,” Alex gulped down his saliva and looked away. “Okay, Ada help him out, I have work to do so I will leave,” Peace turned around and looked away.

she added, glancing back at me. Her eyes held mine for a fraction of a second before adding, “They just disappear.” And just like that, she was gone. I exhaled slowly, pushing myself off the wall. My arm still felt where she had grabbed me. I turned back to the sink, staring at my reflection. Then down at my hands still faintly green. I washed them again, slower this time. Then I dried them, straightened, and walked out. When I stepped back into the hall, the noise hit me again. My group was still gathered around the canvas, arguing over something that didn’t matter as much as it felt like it did.