Earth To Echo 2 Novels & Stories

"Why are we here? Mommy will be worried." ​The figure turned. Its face was Liam’s—perfectly rendered, down to the scar on his brow. But the eyes... the eyes were two pits of flat, oily yellow. ​"Don't worry, little Alpha," the Echo said. The voice was a perfect replica of Liam’s rich baritone, but it didn't vibrate in the air. It sounded like it was being projected directly into the brain. "Mommy is coming. We're all going to be together in the dark."

Whatever they were working on for the police was second to what they were working on for the family. “We need to show them that no one is above the code ... send a message to the Veronese and other families. Lombardo is back, stronger than ever. They need to fear us ... that’s the only way to stay in power. These people have no mercy ... you have to prove yourself worthy to get in ... the sooner, the better,” Joey said into his ear. Even as they walk on the open road, it still feels like eyes and ears are all around spying on them. Joey led them to the underground pass, where shops lined the railway. They walked ten minutes under there before they spotted a skinny, tattooed guy dressed like

The world flickered—and suddenly she wasn’t standing in the hall anymore. She was back on Earth. Or at least… a version of it. She stood on a familiar street—gray pavement, buildings, neon signs—but everything felt off. The colors were too sharp, the shadows too long. People walked by without seeing her, their faces blurred like unfinished memories. “What is this…” she whispered. “The Echo Field,” said a voice behind her. She spun around—and there he was. Adrian. But something about him was wrong. His eyes glowed brighter than before, almost blinding. His voice carried a layered echo, like a dozen versions of him speaking at once.

It made me shiver in my seat but I forced myself to calm down and he kept driving, his fingers tapping on the steering wheel in time with the beat of the song. Echo drove out of the pack lands, making his way to the nearest human city. The silence was comfortable, neither of us feeling strained or awkward, thinking we needed to fill the air with chatter. I hummed quietly along with the music as I watched out the window. Eventually, he made it to the city and the bar. It looked like any other small dive bar I’d imagine on any other street in the city.

"Time passes by, doesn't it? Before, you were asking permission from Nana just to spend time outside. Now it's Alliah you should be worried about." "Well, that's true," I nodded as I smiled. "I don't want her to think I'm not excited to go home and be with her." We didn't talk for long after that. While talking to him, I was on the company's rooftop. After ending the call, I roamed my eyes around the scenery from above. It looked weird but peaceful. How come my life isn't like this? I know my life is already weird as it is, but how come it's not peaceful?

I pressed my hands hard over my ears, curling up in bed. However, the sharp, agonizing cries still cut through the thick walls, stabbing into my heart. It went on for a while before, finally, the noise from the main house faded away, and the night returned to its unsettling silence. The door to my room creaked open. Unsteady footsteps echoed closer. I opened my eyes. It was her—my sister-in-law, Eve. Her hair was a mess; her cheeks were red and swollen, and her eyes dull and lifeless. She had her arms wrapped tightly around her body, her fingers pale from the pressure.

"This is not who I am." Between them, a dazzling light burst from the ground as the rumbling intensified. The sound of a deep, unearthly voice reverberated over the canyon. "You dare to upset the power balance?" The brightness grew, swallowing them all up. Zara grabbed for Elias, but her vision went black as the force tore them apart.

Her body eased into a sleep state leaving her still and no longer writhing in agony. When Ivy opened her eyes again, she was greeted with a brightly light space. It didn’t feel like a physical realm. It was warm and felt oddly familiar. From celling to floor were covered in white the place made her skin tingle. Warming her skin as if she stood in sunlight a warm breeze hugged her, her ears were soothed with a sweet voice. At first it was only her and the voice in the empty white room. The lack of windows and lights made this light impossible, but it bleeds into the space leave no dark corners or hidden places. All were a blaze with the warm light.

Did this have anything to do with Samuel? ‘Jericho,’ I called out to my mate through the mindlink. I tugged on the bond, but nothing came back in response. No words. No recognition. There was distant laughter that carried a note of familiarity, but it was too far away to figure out who it was. ‘Goddess, if you can hear me,’ I whispered internally, ‘please protect us. Please save us…’

Backing away from whatever was coming. Thomas watched in confusion. "They're running." The duplicate nodded. "Yes." "Why?" The answer came immediately. "Because it's awake." The world seemed to stop. The heartbeat returned. Louder. Closer. BOOM. A distant tower collapsed. BOOM. A bridge shattered somewhere beyond the city. BOOM. The silver crack across the sky widened further. Then a voice echoed through the City of Echoes. Ancient. Endless. Hungry. "FOUND YOU." The words froze every living thing in place.