Eternity Movie Novels & Stories

“Only that eternity won’t be enough time to show how much I love you.” “Well, that settles it then,” Emma proclaimed with a playful glimmer in her eye. “We’ll just have to make eternity last forever.”

“ Hey why are you crying? “ He asks, his hand caressing my cheek. “ It’s just that….no one has ever done this for me… I am used to always fighting alone for me and Tim. I’m not a gold digger Noah, I was desperate to find a way out. “ Noah hugs me and rubs my back gently. “ I know that Emma, don’t cry over it now. Morty’s gone and you’ll always have me to protect you. “ “ Even when the month ends and I am no longer yours? “ I ask. “ You’ll always be mine silly girl. For eternity. “ He speaks, words filled with sincerity. “ How long is your eternity? “ “ As long as my life. “ He whispers those promising words with full honesty. We both head for office in his car. He gives me a ride. He stops a

, I said and carefully placed Eternity in his arms, also placing my hands under his to make sure she doesn't fall. "Hi baby Eterny....I wuve you (love)" he said and kissed her face. Eternity made some cute noises making me smile. I glanced towards Dario who was leaning on the door looking at the 3 of us with so much emotion that I swear I could see tears welling up in his eyes.

I said, counting the three times I had to say 'end' The Cameroonian lad shook his head. "Eternity doesn't follow that principle. If something is perpetual, then it can't end. Even if it had a beginning." "Eternity is above reality," I defended my assumptions. "Eternity is reality," the Cameroonian lad cut me sharply. "Reality is relative to time. It depends on time. Eternity has no beginning."

A loud sound suddenly goes off and it sounds like a bomb. “What the hell?” My dad says as he wakes up from the couch. He then places the laptop on it. “Stay here.” He orders me. “But..” I try to argue with him but he cuts me off. “Ellie, listen to me please.” He begs me and I nod. “Okay.” I say. Another heavy sound goes off again and I flinch. What in the world was that? I walk towards the window to see outside but what my eyes see causes me to gape.

"But first, let me take Seraphina to her resting chambers. Her meat suit is exhausted from being in dragon form for so long." "How long was she like that?" Hazel asked. "Almost three days. Her dragon got angry after her Eternal was kidnapped." "Her Eternal?" Hazel questioned. "Eternals are what we call our mates, since once we meet our mates, we get to live for an eternity if no one kills us," Layla explained while she took Seraphina in her arms. "That's fascinating," Declan was amused. They all followed Layla into the resting chambers. "Woah, this is nice," Declan praised as he noticed the sky outside through the open crater atop the gigantic nest that Layla placed Seraphina in.

“Eternals are a race of immortals. Unlike other races, they are born with an insane amount of vitality, making it possible for them to live forever, even without any power to rely on.” Indra answered. Although he thought it strange that the Supreme didn’t know about Eternals, he didn’t mind answering the question. Besides, with how knowledgeable Mane was about other matters, the only reason he wouldn’t know about Eternals was if someone was preventing him from gaining access to that information. But Indra didn’t believe in hiding the truth from Mane. And he reckoned that Ananse didn’t mind his words either. If she did, with her powers as a scholar, she would have taken his words out of his m

The entity leaned closer, its presence folding the space around him like paper. The air thickened, pressing against Kieran’s chest like a vice. The Entity’s proximity warped gravity, bent light, and made time stutter. Every breath he took echoed with centuries. Every blink revealed a new apocalypse. He could feel it watching, not with eyes, but with understanding. It was dissecting him, not out of malice, but out of curiosity. It wanted to know how long a soul could scream before it forgot why. Kieran dropped the pen. His fingers were numb, his veins pulsing with symbols instead of blood.

Forever. “Do you regret it?” Kade asked. “Becoming this?” We thought about it. About everything we lost. Everything we sacrificed. Everything we would never experience again. “No,” we said finally. “Because the alternative was worse. And because we are together. And because love is enough. Even in eternity.” “Even in eternity,” he agreed. And we stood watch. Forever. But somewhere in the darkness, something stirred. Something that was neither the first Void nor the second. Something older. Hungrier. More patient.

"If we find a way to be eternal together." "I know every way it could go." The Chronicler waves their hand. Books appear. Floating. Opening. Showing futures. "In some timelines, you succeed. Become eternal. Stay together forever. In others, you fail. Die. Separate. End. In some, Aurora chooses the Absolute anyway. Even immortal. Even loved. Even whole." "Show me the timeline where we win." I step forward. "Where we stay together. Where I never choose the Absolute. Show me how."