Erased Novels & Stories

Vivian Langford and I had been secretly together for five years. Everyone else thought we were bitter business rivals. Then, at a mutual friend's pre-wedding party, the groom came up with a game. Every single woman was blindfolded while the single men walked past. Each woman had to pick the man whose scent she liked best and claim him as her date for the day. I deliberately slowed down when I reached Vivian and paused in front of her for half a second. But when the blindfold came off, the man in her arms was Julian Rourke—her childhood sweetheart, her first love. "Damn, Vivian! Out of all those men, you grabbed Julian in one shot. Even fate thinks you two belong together!" Julian's eyes

Seraphina’s eyes narrowed. “Yes,” she breathed. “A tether.” Valerius’ lips curved faintly. “How rude.” “Can you remove it?” Koa asked. Eldric closed his eyes briefly. “Yes,” he said. “But that tells them we noticed the notice.” Cassian’s smile was razor-thin. “And leaving it tells them we’re careless.” Alejandro considered, only for a moment. “Cut it,” he said. “Clean.” No theatrics. No retaliation. Just erasure.

"He put it in the only place the Council could never scrub." I typed eight letters into the glowing terminal line. Not a code of numbers. Not a string of firewalls. My mother's middle name. E-L-E-A-N-O-R. The terminal chimed a low, resonant bell tone that sounded like a church bell echoing across a quiet valley. [AUTHORIZATION ACCEPTED] [BLACKBRIAR CORE: PURGING ALL LEDGERS] [GLOBAL NETWORK OVERWRITE: CANCELED] [PERMANENT DESTRUCTION INITIATED: 00:00:30]

"I suppose there's no point pretending any longer." The guards stirred. Kael's hand went to his sword. Victoria lifted one hand without looking. "Don't be dramatic, Captain. If I wanted Mira dead, she would not be breathing." I looked down at the letter. Termination is mandatory. "You wanted him to reject me," I whispered. "Of course." "You knew the rejection would trigger the erasure." "I arranged it." "Why?" Victoria came slowly down the length of the table toward me. "Because, my dear, the mate bond was never the problem." She glanced at Ronan. Then at Kael. "The problem was what would happen when your bloodline finally woke up."

Every word. Every diagram. Gone. Valerie stared at the empty paper. “No…” She flipped to the previous page. Blank. Another. Blank. All of it erased. Her pulse surged. “It’s wiping it.” Evelyn’s expression darkened. “It’s trying to.” Valerie tightened her grip on the book. “Trying?” Evelyn stepped closer. “It can’t erase everything.” “Why not?” Evelyn met her eyes directly. “Because some of it isn’t inside the system anymore.”

"Someone Julian knows?" "No." The answer was brief and firm. "Someone who wants to help you. That's all I can say." I wanted to push harder and demand answers. But honestly, I was too exhausted to care. If someone wanted to help me disappear, I'd take it. One of the tech specialists leaned forward. "The identity erasure process is complex. We'll be removing you from all public records, social media databases, credit histories. Your social security number will be retired and a new one issued. For all intents and purposes, Evelyn Hart will cease to exist."

SCARLETT “ He could erase someone from the face of Earth and damn them to darkness forever. ” Izer uttered. I lifted my left brow. “ Erase someone? How? ” Izer’s fingers flexed around my hand. He looked down and exhaled a soft breath.

Elena stepped backward. Her memories suddenly felt wrong. The six months she had spent abroad at fifteen had always been strangely blurry. She remembered arriving. She remembered leaving. But everything in between was almost completely blank. Adrian stared at her. “You don't remember?” Elena shook her head. “No.” Carter whispered, “They erased it.” Elena's face went pale. “Who erased what?” Carter looked directly into her eyes. “Your memories.” Before Elena could respond, every light in the vault turned red.

We head over to some vacant seats and he’s still scowling. I huff, “What’s wrong now?” “I don’t need you to pay for me. I’m not some charity case.” “I know. Charity cases are nice and grateful. Your bank didn’t exist in 2016. Nor did you or your card.” “Shit,” he takes a breath. “The expiration date’s 2045.” “We’ll just have to hope they think it was a scam or something. And be more careful. That’s why I paid.” He nods slowly.

,said Marie angrily " The killer transport is a very ancient weapon. During war when my family was desparate to fight, my father found it somewhere. Looking at it , he knew it was some super natural weapon. It took him a couple of days to figure out what was it's speciality. And he found out. I was only a little boy then. That thing was a highly vicious weapon which killed by burning you intensely. The price was, with every person you killed,you aged. My dad used it to protect us. Me and my little baby sister. Towards the end of the war he looked like a hundred year old man with graying hair and severe wrinkles....... I knew he wouldn't survive even if we escaped . The killer transport also