Drawn Together Novels & Stories

I say, trying and failing to summon any real heat, the nickname a key turning in a lock I thought I’d sealed shut. But my fingers uncurl from the door, the decision made not by my mind but by my blood, by the magnetic pull that has always drawn us together. The door clicks shut behind him, and the sound is a period at the end of a sentence I didn't know we were writing. The lock engaging echoes in the sudden silence of my apartment.

Just the same hard road, walked together by choice. FADE TO THEIR INTERLOCKED HANDS, SCARRED, WHOLE, AND UTTERLY, IRREVOCABLY TOGETHER.

"We reveal together, Kael. The bond holds." The ruins held them in victory's glow, emotions weaving unity anew, drawing toward the legacy ahead.

"Pull!" Flora, who had been holding back the tide, now reversed the current. She did not push the light outwards. She pulled. She pulled with all that was left of her, with all that was left of them, drawing the encroaching god, the endless void, towards the single, brilliant, unbreakable point of their shared soul. The entity, which had been flowing towards them, now surged, drawn by the irresistible pull of a universe of concentrated life, a feast for a god of nothingness. It poured into the bond, a tidal wave of pure, unadulterated annihilation.

⁠ "I'm not part of this family." "​Not yet. But you w​il‍l be." "You can‍'t force t‍hat." "No. But‍ the bond can‍." He‌ stepped c⁠loser. Close enough that I had to tilt my hea‍d back to look at him. "You're a‍lready starting to feel it. Th‌e pull. T‌he need. The w‍ay b‍eing near us feels di‍ffer‌ent than being alon​e. That's‍ the bond. And it's‍ only going to get stronger."

⸻ The two Lenas froze. ⸻ Not by force. ⸻ By something deeper. ⸻ Something pulling them together— ⸻ again. ⸻ Adrian moved instantly. ⸻ “No—don’t let it—” ⸻ Too late. ⸻ The pull wasn’t physical. ⸻ It was conceptual. ⸻ Inevitable. ⸻ The human Lena gasped. ⸻ “No—” ⸻ The controlled Lena didn’t resist.

“…the bond will pull you forward.” My breath caught. “That’s not funny.” “I’m not joking.” The realization hit me slowly. Heavy. Unavoidable. We weren’t just connected anymore. We were… Drawn. To each other. Physically. Instinctively. Whether we wanted it or not. Another pulse. Stronger. This time, it pulled. Not enough to move me completely— But enough to make me lean forward slightly. Closer. Too close. My breath hitched. Kael’s hand tightened on my arm.

"I open up your eyes and see the rules are there to set us free you keep on chasing but the world won't let you be they break you now but you're still here this light inside won't disappear believe that your love is meant for something real" Glaiza winked at me, my eyes widened and my heart started to beat faster than usual. Jesus! Glaiza! You're making me crazy! "And everytime you feel the fall we get back up, we face, we roll disguised in blackness fate anew the sun will rise to wash it through together we can see it coming the colours of once wilted end

They fought to get their breathing under control but then they looked at each other and in the darkness of the room they found them mouths twisting with the other again. It was like there was nothing between them. They were magnets of the strongest type, and they were the opposites being drawn together in a way they could not escape if they wanted too. It seemed like it was destiny that they were together. Neither one of them had ever felt the pull to another person the way that they were experiencing it right now.

Make those invisible strings pull them closer. Sybil moved and lightly kissed him for a moment, then a bit deeper and he responded rather quickly. Deepening it before looking down at her and feeling a great many things. The feel of the bond pulling them closer, of opening their mind and spirit to each other was wonderful. The knowledge you could reach for your other half any time was so very appealing. The void that had always been there was no longer. She seemed to feel that too. It did not change who they were. That they might need space, that they would argue. It just showed you that there was someone worth getting through those hardships for.