Everything Everything Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Everything. This is what second chances look like. This chaos. This love. This family. This life. This purpose. This everything. She made her second chance count. Made it beautiful. Made it matter. Made it everything. That's victory. That's triumph. That's completion. That's everything. Finally. Completely. Perfectly. Forever. The story ends not with death. Not with revenge. Not with justice. But with life. With family. With love. With everything Rachel prayed for. Everything Elara built. Everything they created together.

He can't believe of what he just saw. ”By the way, you mean to say is that you know everything?" “Yes i do” “Every little thing about me?” “Yes” “Every single memories I have?” “Just shut up and accept it. I saw everything. I know everything and I can even let it flash right in front of your face to makenyou believe of it” “Then... you know where are we right now?

Still refusing to give up. That was something. That was everything. *****

Nothing. Everything became blank.

Joseph's eyes were cold and cruel and his expression conveyed a barely concealed threat. Dani clasped my hand beneath the table, whispering to me out of the corner of her mouth, "I can't believe this is Joseph. It's like he has an evil twin." Dani's imagination shocked me. The very idea was ludicrous.

After all, he depended on Jessica to keep squeezing money out of Mom. Jessica said, "All that studying made you stupid. What's the point? You're not as pretty as I am, and Dad and Mom never liked you anyway. This easy life you're living is only happening because I gave it up, so enjoy it while you can. It won't last long." Later, she rummaged through my things like she owned the place. I thought it made sense since in my previous life, this had been her bedroom. She looked through everything and clicked her tongue, grumbling, "Seriously? You don't even know how to enjoy life. What kind of useless stuff are these? All you do is cling to these dumb books."

"Try messing with my sister, and you're asking for a beating!" If there really were such a thing as a parallel universe, I was sure there was one where we were all one big happy family. With that thought, I turned to her and said, "Janet, come home with me."

Not reacting. That was, specifically, everything.

"I don't care about any of that anymore. I know I was wrong. I really do. Can't we just start over?" I looked down at her and felt none of the satisfaction I thought I would. "Stella, the man you're looking for doesn't exist anymore. Take care of your dad, and don't come looking for me again." The engine roared to life. The headlights came on, lighting the exit ahead. I got in, stepped on the gas, and drove out. In the rearview mirror, Stella was still on the ground, sobbing as everything finally caught up to her. I lowered the window. The late-autumn air rushed in, cold against my face.

But what they would soon find out was that their souls also transcended the universe but in a very different way; one that they could never have conceived of. They never thought this day would come, especially after everything that had happened. It was a miracle, wrapped in mystery, bundled in science. Life had taken a very different turn for them and the change, although a bit scary, was welcomed and treasured in the end. Four lives forever entwined, connected throughout time and space. And to think it had started out so normally. Everything had gone smoothly and as Alexis and Aeden looked around their rooms all they could see was love and warmth. It was as it should be and the girls couldn