Eternal Heart Novels & Stories

Meg hurried into her room, bringing her hand to her mouth to stifle her crying; she felt as if a stake was driven through her chest. She leaned on the wall allowing her body to slide until it touched the floor. Sitting there, on the floor of her chamber, she experienced the tearing pain that spread through her chest, permeating her entire being. She wondered how many times a heart could be broken and still continue to beat. The pieces to which her heart had been shattered were so numerous that it became impossible to gather all the shards, each fragment being a painful memory.

said Eva with tears in her eyes. I felt my heart break as she left. She was supposed to call her mom to pick her up and she didn't call her, she was just walking as if her heart had been cut out. It started to rain and the street to get out of my housing development was long. From the door I could see her farther and farther away and I felt less and less like walking.

But it didn't go well, father got really angry that I eavesdropped on him and completely refused to change his decision. I had no option left; I decided to end this matter myself. I took the eternal sword from the flame and entered the soul palace. Eternal sword is a fiery sword which can end any living thing's existence. Yes... it can kill even us celestial beings. We all can be killed with it and after getting stabbed by it, we will just stop existing... there will be no death or rebirth.

I cried until there was nothing left, until all I could do was stare at the screen, at that tiny heartbeat flickering like hope itself. A girl. His daughter. Our daughter. That night, after I tucked Mom into bed and returned to my room, I sat by the window, watching the rain fall. The air smelled like earth and memories. My hand rested on my belly as I whispered softly, “He would’ve loved you so much, baby girl.” A soft kick answered me. I smiled through the tears. “I know. I miss him too.” I didn’t know where he was, what he was doing, or if he even thought of me anymore. But deep down, in the quiet corners of my heart, I felt that he did. Because love like ours didn’t just disappear. It li

Understood immediately. “We did this,” Eternal said. “We gave her this power. Our love transformed her. Our choosing existence because of her created this. Our connection to her flows through her. Makes her into something unprecedented. Something that carries seven ancient forces within one small being. We are responsible. We must guide. We must teach. We must ensure our love does not destroy what our love was meant to protect.”

Amelia asked, another sob escaping her lips. “Because every researcher and witch I have spoken to say if this Heavenly Heart truly existed and was as powerful as I’m claiming, it would be almost impossible to take the heart and keep it beating once it leaves its vessel. It would be easier if it was an immature heart and in the vessel of an infant. Still filled with light and purity. But it’s since aged and is even more powerful than we could ever imagine. Only the most elite and strongest beings on the earth can successfully take this heart out,” Penny scoffed. Amelia gasped.

Adele's breath caught in her throat as her eyes met those cold, piercing grey ones. They were void of warmth, like the lightless depths of an ocean. Her heart stumbled in her chest. "Mr... Mr. Hawthorne," she stammered, her voice barely above a whisper.

Pierce was gone, but I had already married him in my heart. I wore the ring he had placed on my finger, and I would live in this world in his place. It wasn’t until later that I discovered the name of the diamond ring Pierce had given me—Eternal Love. He would love me forever. (The End)

Stella was rushing toward me, a half-eaten sandwich in her hand, confusion and panic etched all over her face. “What happened?” she asked, eyes darting between me and the chaos inside. “He’s…he’s having another heart attack,” I managed, my voice barely a whisper. “Oh my God,” she exclaimed. She wrapped her arms around me, grounding me just enough to stop the shaking. I leaned into her, needing that hug more than I realized Minutes felt like hours. I could barely keep my cool, watching how hard the nurses and doctors were trying to keep him alive. Finally, the beeping slowed, Nate's heartbeat returned to normal. The flurry of movement also calmed down. I breathed a sigh of relief knowing from

"And you were my strength when I had none of my own. You were my reason to keep going when every logical choice said to surrender. You were my proof that love is real and worth any sacrifice." We were eternal now not in the cold, distant way that gods are eternal, feared by mortals and separated from the concerns of lesser beings. We were eternal like a family that never stops holding hands, that never lets go of each other even when separated by lifetimes or dimensions or the boundaries between life and death. We held that moment like a sacred promise, imprinting it into the fabric of reality so it could never be forgotten or erased.