Boundless Audiobooks Novels & Stories

There was no time to change her mind. She stood in the middle of the room and started swaying. People thought she was going to dance but in reality, she only moved around swaying while looking at the golden hairpin. After about three seconds, she opened her mouth and sweetly sang one of the melodies from her home. The eunuch was so dumbfounded he wanted to clean his ears and listen to what she was singing again. The completely different language added a more dark undertone to her song but it was really moving. She looked so sweet and yet so vicious that the eunuch could not help but shudder in fear. Her voice really was not bad.

Keeping his eyes closed and audibly fighting to control his voice, he says, “I need you to stop talking. Now.” “No—” I sit up and push one of his shoulders but he holds his position, “how are you able to do this? How can you be one person 1 second and someone else the next?!” “I am trying so hard to give you autonomy but how can I do that when you act insane?!” His voice starts fumingly calm but raises as he speaks, “I have an emergency to deal with, I need to go.” “Fine.” I throw the blanket off myself and stand up. “I’ll go with you.”

Then, he crushed my neck and turned it like it was an owl's head. … Oh God, this guy was crazy. My face was buried in the pillow, and the lack of air made breathing extremely difficult. This guy wasn't just unhinged. My heart was thumping crazily. "Babe…" I could sense his ragged breathing swirling around my ears, and then my whole body was covered in something sticky. It was probably Nathaniel's drool. 'Ew, gross,' I thought. Nathaniel pressed the back of my head, and his lips brushed against my neck. My soul was starting to quake. Wait a minute. If he was kissing my neck, why was there even more fluid drowning my body? If that wasn't his drool…

I heard Kael say. I was surprised that he would speak to me. Of course I was not well, everything that was going on was irritating to me. " I am okay" I lied, as I flashed him a smile. It looked genuine but he did not smile back. His face was the way it was and it even scared me more. I could hear the bell ringing from the hand of the council leader. " You all know why we are gathered here. A blood marriage was done yesterday and it has brought us freedom, it has sealed it for us and we can not live in peace" he said.

"The math is infinity. We’ve reached the point where the numbers stop mattering, and life begins." I looked at the horizon, where the violet of the city’s light met the orange of the new day. There was no boundary. No ledger line. No margin of error. There was only the light, the silence, and the absolute, beautiful freedom of a world that no longer required an audit. The "Blood Audit" was a memory. The "Sovereign Nexus" was a ghost. And the masterpiece? The masterpiece was the fact that we were finally, truly, out of words.

about books, movies, how he hated pineapple on pizza, and how I thought that was grounds for disownment. At some point, I laughed so hard I had to hold my stomach. Leo had told a story about getting stuck inside a bookstore’s revolving door because he refused to let go of an armful of discounted poetry books. “You really did that?” I wheezed. He held up a hand. “In my defense, there was Neruda in that pile. You don’t just drop Neruda.” I laughed again, full and unguarded. He watched me for a second, eyes soft. “You have a beautiful laugh, and you're also very beautiful too.”

"That's not going to work." Sebastian smirked. "The handcuffs are infused with magic and can't be broken. They didn't hold that feral vampire, but they will hold you." Helena stared at him defiantly, refusing to give in. Sebastian laughed as he watched her struggle.

"I am not an asset on your balance sheet. I have a degree, I have dreams, and I have a family that loves me—things your money will never be able to buy." Elias took another step closer. He didn't tower over me in a clumsy way; he held space with a quiet, terrifying confidence. He reached out, his hand hovering for a second before he tucked a stray lock of hair behind my ear. His touch was cold, electric, and entirely unwelcome. I shivered, and his eyes darkened as he noted it.

He picked up his jacket, turned off the light, and left. Miriam was on the bed, legs stretched out, iPad in hand, scrolling through nothing in particular when the notification came through. She almost missed it. Then she read it again. Breaking: Damien Rhodes acquires Nexus Capital in a swift overnight deal. Sources confirm a binding agreement signed late this evening. She sat up. She read it a third time. Nexus Capital. She knew that name. She set the iPad down. Picked up her phone by the side of the bed. That’s the company Adrian works for.

“It… I’ve never soothed anyone like this before. I suppose it is the bond between us that makes it possible. Rage and fury aren’t easy emotions to control, being what we are. So, a balance is needed.” As I finish saying this, suddenly Levantus shifts back. He’d be naked, of course, but being blind means he still has privacy. Despite this, I blush and begin pulling my hands away only to have them caught in his. He brings them to his lips before his chest and steps closer.