Bound By The Past Ignited By Love の小説・ストーリー

We grappled on the edge of the cliff, the roaring Adriatic below us and the sapphire glare of the Grid above us, two bodies locked in a struggle that had nothing to do with violence and everything to do with a terrifying, suffocating love. "Let go, Panni!" he roared, his voice cracking with a pain I had never heard. "If I keep these memories, they keep you. I am the bridge! I am the one leading them back to your mind!" "Then let them come!" I screamed back, my chest heaving, my eyes burning with tears that the wind instantly whipped away. I managed to shove his arm down, pinning his hand against the stone. I threw my entire weight against him, forcing him onto his back. "You don't get to lea

“Hm? Why can’t we love each other? We’ve always gotten along. Always. Nobody in the world will love you the way I do. Not ever. Do you hear me! Do you understand that?” He’s shouting and slapping the door now with every word he says and I can‘t take it anymore. The thought of being free is the only thing on my mind now. I’m thinking about it so much that I’m sick with it. “Go away,” I plead. “Leave me alone!” “I’m not going anywhere. I’m going to fight for this love. For us.” “It’s not fighting when one of us isn’t interested, Damson!”

His grip tightened as though he sensed her hesitation, his fingers pressing into her skin, grounding her in the present, silently asking her to stay. As her resolve began to waver, memories came flooding back, memories she thought she had buried long ago. She could feel the echoes of their laughter, the warmth of their embraces, and the promises they had once made under starlit skies. She had tried so hard to forget, to erase those moments from her heart, but they were there, woven into the very fabric of who she was. She couldn’t deny the truth: she still loved him, perhaps even more deeply now than before, but that love was colored by pain, by the scars of the past, and by the fear of what

Only Valentino has the right to ask me. But it doesn’t matter; he just looks at me with disgust. “No matter how you change, it’s still disgusting. You’re getting more and more annoying. I can’t believe I ever fell in love with a woman like you. You can’t compare to Sasha!” Valentino sneers coldly. The look in his eyes is full of disgust. I’m stunned. I can’t believe it. He’s denying who I used to be. “What about our past?” “I was blind. Don’t ever show up in front of me again. I don’t want to see you!”

And then, as if it were ineluctable, their fingers brushed, their eyes met, and they were pulled back into the world they had once shared, a world where their history and their present intertwined in a dizzying cotillion of feelings. It was a night of revived passions, a night of stolen kisses, a night where old injuries were temporarily forgotten. They ended up in a near hotel, their bodies entwining in a passionate grasp, their pain forgotten and their future uncertain. The next morning, Julie woke up first. She lay in bed, the sheets tangled around her legs, her head aching dully with the events of the previous night replaying in her mind. She had given in to the appeal of his charm and t

“I want you to stay here… to see how I love you. But I know forcing you to stay isn’t the right choice. In the past I did that, and look—there was no good outcome, only pain for those around me.” He drew a long breath and looked Thea in the eye with sincerity. “I will no longer bind someone to my side if she does not want to be. I’ve had enough of making an innocent little child a victim. I have sworn… I will not create a second Shareeza by repeating the same mistakes with you.”

“Bound by fate, by power, and by unbreakable love.” Caden’s voice was softer, more measured, but no less firm, carrying an undeniable weight of truth. “Our bond is complete. Our Luna has proven herself—in blood, shed bravely in defense of her truth; in strength, unmatched and undeniable; and in heart, pure and true, embracing this pack with a love we thought lost.” His words were a balm, validating every struggle, every triumph.

I looked like the perfect bride. Too perfect, I thought bitterly. The perfect pawn in a game I never asked to play. My eyes shifted to the window. The world outside seemed so open, so free. It called to me like a silent invitation. Run, a voice in my head urged. You still have time. Just run. My heart thudded harder at the thought. If I ran now, I’d finally be free from them — the Carringtons, their rules, their lies. Run, Ava. Run before it’s too late.

Remember Ethan, don't let her put your soul in a box, when we've finally clawed out, don't let her take that from us. I move deeper into the block, my heart hammering against my chest. From the end of the hall, a small sound drifted towards me, it wasn't even a scream. It was laughter. High - pitched, manic and full of arrogance and triumph. “You did so well, my Love,” a woman's voice purred. “See how easy it is when you come back to me and stop fighting our bond?” I turned around the final corner, the scent now strong it made my head spin.

Trayaksh wished to give her the freedom which she was longing for since an eternity but only if he knew that the blurred lines of their past were still chaining them with the tragic thread of destruction which was bound to be the eternal truth of their story. And love between them was beyond impossible as his past sins had already broken the bonny fantasy which she once had woven inside her sterling heart. But here she was, still chained in the blurred and dark past. Chained inside those blurred yet tormenting nine years during which the darkness seeped inside the deepest of her parts making her hollow. Nothing was left for her except the blurred chains of past holding her down and captivati