Novel & Cerita Enlightening Souls

Asher admired how this floor seemed like a completely different world from the club down below. The Golden walls around them sported fancy faux oil lamps that gave the hall a calming glow. The carpets below their feet were blood red with golden accents and the doors to either of their sides were simple wood with golden overlay and gold metal plates displaying room numbers. Anyone with eyes could easily understand the higher the floors the more important the people were. Room 1510 appeared just to Ashers right. Taking a deep breath he motioned for David to knock, feeling it would be rude to just enter. Nodding David balled his fist and connected it with the door.

"Accompany me to a banquet." That evening was a major event for the Red Falls Pack. Alphas from nearby packs all turned up with their Lunas. The Alphas discussed business on one side while the Lunas conversed on the other side of the hall. When Alexander appeared with Vivian in tow, the other Lunas naturally assumed she was the future Luna and greeted her warmly. These Lunas were capable and experienced women. They were strong partners who could truly support their Alphas. Vivan was eager to display her knowledge when the conversation turned to handling crop rot caused by pests. She cut in, "That's easy! Just dig up all those poisonous, rotting plants! Leaving them will only pollute the wate

Looking up at the sky with the sad smile plastered on his face he spoke up, "Why so hatred for me, ya Rab?" Miles away from him the girl with a cuddling baby in her arms uttered looking up at the sky, "I express my deep gratitude to Y ou for sending this angel to me, Ya Rab." 

Unfortunately, I wasn't the only one enamored with this godlike man. On our wedding night, he received a phone call and never came back. I sat on the bed until dawn, not sleeping a wink. In the early morning, he came back drunk. He calmly stroked my head and said, "You know what's the most adorable thing about you? It's that you're sensible enough not to cause trouble. The Finley family needs a mistress like you." At that moment, the anger that had welled up in my heart was suddenly extinguished by a bucket of cold water.

I take in a gasping breath, bright lights over me with multiple voices around me. Only one voice stuck out over the rest, Kelly's. She was calling my name and I turn my head in her direction. I reach my hand out to her and she takes it. Her breaths start calming down as we held eye contact, her face stained with tears. "I almost lost you Jennifer," she chokes in a shaky whisper. She places my hand on her stomach and I could feel the twins kicking wildly. "They need you Jennifer, they only calm down for you."

" He said but the goddess was unwilling to believe. God just smiled and closed his eyes and suddenly the earth was visible in front of them. All the souls were looking like a light beam. Some were shining brightest while some were less and some were just dark. But only the rarest were shining such brightly that even angels will feel shame. "look at this soul..." god showed a soul just like that. Brightest. Maybe even more bright than angels. "How is this even possible... !" goddess exclaimed and god just smiled. "It is not that angels have to fall in love with angels...love has no bar..." he said but the goddess huffed. She swiftly moved her hand and removed it.

I am confident that this time you will be able to make things right. Taking a deep breath, I stepped closer to the water's edge. The Weres floated gently down the current, their eyes reflecting the glow of the Spirit River. Each soul shimmered with a unique light, an echo of their earthly lives—some flickering like candle flames, while others glowed with the steady brilliance of stars. I felt their stories wrapping around me, their joys and sorrows intertwining with my own. “Come,” I whispered, my heart aching for the souls before me. “It is time to release your burdens. You are safe here.”

Siron hissed. Elara hesitated, then retrieved the book. She opened it, and the pages flipped on their own, stopping at an illustration drawn in fading ink: a drawing of a two-branched sprout exactly like the one in the window, with text beneath it in an ancient tongue. "The Soul Flower," Elara read, her voice hushed with reverence. "It grows only at the intersection of two loving spirit energies that have sacrificed themselves, watered by tears of true regret and fertilized by undying hope. Its bloom can bridge the gap between a trace and consciousness."

The airy light furniture removes itself to be replaced by ancient black and gold leafed furniture. Again it mirrors my soul at this moment. I walk back through the house, changing everything about it and making it into a dark depressive mood until I enter the final room. The room of fountains. The fountain of sight. The fountain of human souls. The fountain of wolf souls. And last, the fountain of bonded souls awaiting their departure. I look between the four of them with longing. The need to spur the waiting souls with one another so their future is set and their fate decided.

I asked, fearing she would want something from me. “People are predictable. They’re self-centered and only care about themselves. Their souls are ugly. But you did something that showed me you have a beautiful soul.” Both Zola and I were confused by her words. She doesn’t even know us. Ellie seemed to know what I was thinking. “The most beautiful souls aren’t the ones with the pretty eyes or beautiful faces. The people with the most beautiful souls are the ones who walk out of the fire alone, then take the time and energy to go back for the rest.” She lifted my chin. “You were on death’s door and could have run to save yourself, but you didn’t. You went back for those kids. That is why I’m h