Everafter Novels & Stories

"Your scent is on me, I can't get you out of my mind. I'm dying to see you, counting down the hours until night falls and the city goes to sleep, so I can keep you awake with me. A kiss wherever you want, my little girl. Julian." My heart raced and my palms were sweating, it was like hearing his voice in my ears, I grinned from ear to ear and sighed. Now I had his number, I just didn't know how he got mine. But I didn't care. "I can't take my eyes off the clock. I'm so looking forward to being in your arms again that I can hardly think of anything else." I responded with crazy anxiety when the phone vibrated almost immediately. "I'm thirsty for your kisses, to touch your warm skin... To hear

The bonding ceremony’s afterglow lingered for weeks. Elara moved through the grand halls of the Eclipse Dominion capital with newfound confidence, her golden aura a subtle but constant presence. The packs had begun calling her Vespera openly, a title that carried both reverence and expectation. She spent her days in council meetings, training sessions, and diplomatic discussions that shaped the future of Tamsin City. Nights belonged entirely to Kael.

The woman he had always thought of as a disgrace was right there at the Aurora Tech Summit. She sat in the front row, the camera pausing on her in a close-up. In every detail—appearance, style, and bearing—she was just as striking as Jessica. In fact, she appeared even more elegant and refined than Jessica, the one he had once taken such pride in. As the camera focused on Winter, a caption appeared beside her—CEO of Everlast Tech, Winter Everhart. "Wow! What's going on? Is Alistair's mom a scientist too?"

Leo laughed from Alexander’s arms. Elara stepped into the sunlight. She closed her eyes. “I forgot what this felt like.” Afterlight appeared beside Evelyn. She looked at the sky. “It’s been a long time.” Evelyn smiled. “Can we stay?” Afterlight shook her head. “No.” “Why?” “Because this isn’t the end.” Evelyn’s smile faded. “What?” Afterlight looked toward the horizon. “There.” A black line appeared in the sky. It stretched from one end of the horizon to the other.

The tiny, folded slip of paper , Ethan Grant’s phone number , had become my personal religion. For fourteen agonizing days, it had lived tucked deep inside the stitching of my uniform apron, a burning coal against my skin. Two weeks. I had survived two weeks of perfect silence, two weeks of scrubbing floors and polishing secrets, pretending the warm pressure of his lips on my cheek had been nothing but a fever dream.

His laugh rumbled softly through his chest. For one evening, the future stayed outside the walls of their house. Then Haven’s visions changed. It happened two nights later. One second she was following the familiar thread toward sixteen. The next something opened beyond it. Not darkness. Not exactly. After. That was the only word her mind could find for it. After sixteen. After the activation point. After the eastern thing moved. The thread didn’t stop there. It continued. And what Haven saw waiting beyond it made every breath leave her body at once.

Everly glanced at her back and saw that it was the Moon Goddess. She smiled gently and replied, “Pain and happiness can be felt at the same time… Even if it tortures me because of missing them, it still brought me joy at the same time knowing that they are living happily.” After the eruption that had happened on the rooftop, Everly woke up in a different dimension. She thought that she would instantly vanish after the explosion however she was brought to this place by the Moon Goddess.

Real. "We... we're still here," he whispered. "We're here," I said, tears finally falling. I looked at Sarah. She was sitting by the obsidian pillar, her head resting against the stone. She looked exhausted, but her eyes were clear. "Is it over now, Elara?" she asked. I looked at the pillar—the prison of the goddess, the archive of our pain. And then I looked at the horizon. In the distance, the first sun of the In-Between was rising. It wasn't the yellow sun of Earth or the green sun of the simulation. It was a soft, pale **Grey**.

Ever After The Earth was overfull and Mr. Riversane had to work overtime Back in his black cloak And with undeterred stride He picked souls left and right And followed the trace of the other realm It had definitely crossed his mind If Pepper Rei was doing fine With her stay back in the world It gave him great pleasure and soothed his mind He felt glad that she was free from the binds Of the underworld share Now she didn't have to care Of losing herself in the Hallow night And this kept up Mr. Riversane's might

Garren chuckled. We left the camp and headed towards our destination. Only three more days and we would be there. During our trek, I had finally learned what the Everlasting fire mark was. It was like a bond similar to what my parents had. But this was more potent. It made us more than soul mates. Unlike the mate bond, though, the farther apart we were, the more chaos it brought to the world. The more we fought it, the more it pulled us together until we were mad with lust for one another. But, in a sadistic way, I found relief in it. Found it satisfying to know I wouldn't be the only one going crazy.