Connection Terminated Novels & Stories

What the— I was confused with what this Sishy girl showed, why is she so excited? After the announcement, she then faced me with a big smile. “Let’s go?” she grabbed my hands and we started running but then I suddenly stopped. “What’s the matter?” she asked scratching her nape. I was sensing something; it was like a connection. I don’t know and I can’t classify what is that actual thing or person. I don’t know if it is one of my kind. She snapped her fingers in front of me and then I was back from spacing out.

‘I would come here every day thinking of you, being here was my way of spending time with you’ he traveled back reminiscing the moments. ‘you never knew me back then’ I looked at him, brooding my eyebrows together. ‘yea, but we knew you existed, we could feel your heartbeat, even then and now, we like hearing yours, it calms us down’ his fingers tightened. I guess we were truly connected, was that why I could hear his? ‘but at some point, we stopped hearing yours, around 10 years back, we thought we had lost you’ his fingers graced my cheek, to check if I was real. ‘feeling your heat now, it all feels like a dream’.

Darkness swallowed me whole, the chill sinking deep into my bones. In my mind, two children ran through an orphanage courtyard. "Carl, will we always be together?" "Of course. I'll never leave you." Somewhere, my phone kept ringing. The sound grew distant. I couldn't lift my hand to answer. My consciousness unraveled. So this... was death. *** "Carl, what's wrong?"

KAI IS THE WARNING Silence exploded through the room. A warning. Not a threat. A warning. The distinction mattered. A lot. Ophelia leaned closer. “What does that mean?” Several seconds passed. Long enough to feel deliberate. Then— FIND THE ARCHIVE EVERYTHING STARTS THERE EVERYTHING ENDS THERE The screen flickered. Once. Twice. Then black. Gone. Connection terminated. No trace. No signal. Nothing. Alessandre immediately grabbed the tablet. Checking diagnostics.

Zac's wolf halted abruptly, his momentum causing dust to scatter beneath his paws. I met his gaze, a silent challenge in my eyes, and mind-linked back at him, Let's end it now, Zac. Zac's shock was palpable, his wolfy eyes wide with disbelief. How the hell is this possible he snarled through the mind link. I was sure you couldn't shift.

She already was. The door didn’t seal behind her. It remained open. But the room? That was on them. Whether it opened further. Or stayed very exactly the size she just walked out of. The system recorded her exit. Flagged no anomaly. Just logged a final line beneath the event trace: :: USER E. VALE DIALOGUE TERMINATED VOLUNTARILY :: COMMENT: NO CONCLUSION REQUESTED. NO CLOSURE GRANTED. AUTHENTICITY DELIVERED WITHOUT DEPENDENCE.

"The network doesn't know it happened." "Also yes." I set the tablet down. For a moment neither of us spoke. Victor had worked with me long enough to understand the difference between a mistake and an impossibility. This was drifting dangerously toward the second category. "The trace failed?" "It never started." That pulled my attention back to him. Victor folded his arms. "The caller disconnected five seconds before the trace protocol activates." I stared at him. "Coincidence?" "No." The answer came immediately. Not defensive.

with that, he disconnected the call. Matteo is worried now.

Alex said ending the conversation. "Hm, off you go. You still have to be vigilant, Alex." "Sure." The phone line was immediately disconnected without further ado. "Was that Alex calling?"

Revan slowly sank back into his chair, his fingers curling into fists. “That bastard,” he muttered. Another phone buzzed. Revan grabbed it eagerly. “Hello?” “Mr. Revan,” came a cold, unfamiliar voice. “This is to inform you that our partnership will be terminated effective today.” “What? You can’t—” “We can,” the voice interrupted. “We’ve reassessed our priorities.” The call ended. Before Revan could react, another message came in. Then another. And another. Termination. Withdrawal. Apologies wrapped in excuses.