Blur No Distance Left To Run Lyrics Novels & Stories

Distant, but growing louder. I didn’t blink. I didn’t breathe. Because in my mind, through the bond that tethered me to the ancient bloodline I barely understood, a voice whispered only one word. “Run.”

♥THEME SONG RELATED TO THIS CHAPTER♥ ♥Next To Me Song by WINARTA ♥ ♥If the world leads you, I'll follow it wherever it goes Whenever I'm feeling blue, I'll bottle it so nobody knows How I feel when I walk through the crowd I'm on my way I'm on my way I can't erase, the memories of our past They keep me running back to you I can't escape, the mistake I've made Will you catch me when I finally fall through?

Blue My heartbeat drummed in my ears as I ran, pushing myself to fly over the roots and bushes on the rough terrain. I could hear their footsteps thundering after me and I could see some creeping up on my sides. They were fast. Breathing hard and nearing exhaustion, I'd been running for hours now, I stopped before the bank of a river. It stretched out all the way around me, with no other visible route over it, in sight. There was no way around it, I had to get in.

I whisper to myself, a smile tugging my lips. I take a look outside and scan the darkened clearing. There are no guards and no movement. This is it. I run. The cool night air whips against my face as I push forward, my feet barely touching the ground. I don’t know how far I will get, and I don’t care. I just run. The only thing that matters is putting as much distance between me and that place as possible. After what feels like forever, I hear the sound of moving cars from a distance.

Blue It’s dark now and my feet are starting to feel more like concrete than part of my body. There are lights in the distance, but I can’t tell how far thanks to my vision blurring. I’m not going to be able to get far like this. A heavy weight slams into me forcing me to slam into the ground with a cry. “You thought you could run? I gave you the benefit of the doubt thinking you weren’t dumb enough to try and run.” Tet growls into my ear.

_*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Except for one final and ultimately derisive snort from the bluenet, the last metaphorical word as it were, the rest of the run had been quiet, their steps and breathing light and measured. If they were trying to come up with things to say during their run, neither succeeded. But the silence this time felt right, even if a little fragile, like words would only shatter the dream. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3">

“You run run run out the door (run) Run as fast as you can You run, run, run, run, Run...” I find the song weird. It doesn’t suit the majestic scenario. “You don’t belong here...” The voice was almost a whisper echoing. I turned around but saw no one. It was a voice of a woman. She sounded so near yet so far. I turned in random directions trying to find out where did the voice came from. I bumped, pushed, my way toward the voice, at the middle. I pulled my gown up so that I could walk comfortably.

Run until your lungs collapse, until the wind whips and snaps at your tattered clothes, until you're a blur that blends into the background. Run, Aisling, run faster, run until your bones break and your shins split and your muscles atrophy and your heart die because it was always too big for your chest and it beat too fast for too long and you run. Run run run until you can't hear their feet behind you. Run until they drop their fists and their shouts dissolve in the air. Run with your eyes open and your mouth shut and dam the river rushing up behind your eyes. Run, Aisling. Run until you drop dead. Make sure your heart stops before they ever reach you. Before they ever touch you.

I run. I push myself, ignoring everything around me, until my body, my legs, and even my mind go numb. The pulsing ache in my chest never subsides, but everything else fades away, turning into a blur around me as I run toward my mate. “Stop, Zev… Zev! We can’t… there’s no way… get back to her… this isn’t… not this way!” Ethan’s voice flickers in and out of my mind in choppy bursts. My paws pound into the ground, taking me East as far as I can run, but it’s not enough. It would never be enough, I realize as I skid to a stop just before my paws touch the sea.

I have nothing left here. Without thinking twice, I run.