Clumsy Beasts, You’ve Crossed The Line Novels & Stories

"You really think u will give you my body? Are you crazy?" "I'm cursed and all I want is to be with my beloved. This is what it feel like to fall in love when you are nonhuman so ask yourself, are you willing to go through this, to be cursed for a simple human? Will you be able to be his slave for the rest of time?"

I scowled. “I mean, if he crossed the Clan line, he is probably rotting in a dungeon by now. You don’t cross the line unless you are part of the Clan, have requested entry, or are invited. Otherwise, you are trespassing and that is a crime punishable by death." He sighed, “You look like a… determined girl… I hope you know what you are getting yourself into” He was sympathetic with his concern and I would consider it almost sweet if it wasn’t for his unappealing appearance.

We hadn’t just crossed a line. We had obliterated it. And there was no going back.

Ready to climb the walls. Tonight, I’ll hold the line so my monster can sleep.

"How?" "However you want." Clara approached the boulder slowly, placing her hands firmly against the cold stone. She ran her fingers over the rough texture, grounding herself. She pushed. Nothing happened. She pushed harder. The boulder rocked slightly but did not break. "You are thinking like a human," Marcus said. Humans push. Creatures break." "I do not understand the difference." Humans use their muscles. Creatures use their will." Marcus moved beside her. "Stop trying to physically move it. Will it shatter?"

Each one like a distorted echo of the connection. Broken. Hungry. Wrong. “They’re fragments,” I said, my voice tight. “Pieces that didn’t form right.” “And they’re all coming through?” Darius asked. “Yes.” That word sealed it. This wasn’t a breach anymore. This was an outbreak. “Then we stop them,” Adrian said. “How?” someone demanded. The first creature lunged. Fast. Too fast. It crossed the distance in a blink, its twisted limbs snapping forward as it reached for the nearest pack member.

he whispered, his voice scarcely capable of being heard over the reverberating pulse. Clara gestured, grasping her blade more tightly. “But we have to get through them first.” The creatures started to advance, their movements liquid and unsettling. Each step they took appeared to deplete the light from the air, leaving a choking darkness. Clara felt their noxiousness, their hunger, like a physical constraint squeezing down on her.

Words that now might cost me more than my job. The rain outside hit harder, like the sky was hammering on the windows. My heartbeat matched the rhythm — fast, uneven, scared. I whispered into the quiet, “What have I done?” Because this wasn’t just a line crossed. It was a line redrawn. Around me. Against me. And maybe, just maybe — finally by me.

Again I left the house before I could hear Elena’s voice If I hear her I might try to stop and if I try to stop I might hurt her and I can never hurt her I ran into the woods fast Faster than before I didn’t care where I was going I just knew I had to be away from her From Amelia From everything I care about I passed the border of our park I used to stop there before I used to dig my claws into the earth and wait until I could breathe again But tonight I didn’t stop I crossed it like it didn’t even matter And that’s when I saw them Wolves from the neighboring pack They were just walking Just talking They didn’t look dangerous They didn’t even see me But the beast didn’t care It roared inside

“Then let’s see if you’re as strong as you think.” With a flick of her hand, the beasts lunged forward, and the clearing erupted into chaos.