Falling In Darkness Novels & Stories

I had my parents with me, and they would never abandon me. When I had been young, I had often sat in a corner of the orphanage, staring at the cracked walls. One by one, the other children had been adopted, finding their own families. But no one had ever come for me. Even as I had grown up, I had always been alone. No matter how hard life got, I had endured it on my own. Then, Caleb came into my life, like a ray of light cutting through the darkness. No one could truly understand how deeply someone who had lived in the shadows craved the warmth of the sun or how desperately someone who had been ignored for so long yearned to be loved.

"I know someone near who can lend you horses. But since it is already getting dark, I suggest you stay here for the night. You can just continue traveling tomorrow morning. Also, I don't think Lucia is fine to travel again. She should rest so that her wound will stop bleeding." I looked at Lucia. "She is right. We should stay here for the night to give you time to rest, and it is also not advisable to travel at night because it is more dangerous." "I will stay here for the night, then," Lucia said. I smiled but my smile vanished soon when I felt something different in my head. It seemed like my surrounding was revolving around me. 'The incense!' All I heard was Raja's panicking voice before

I felt ropes of hot come coat the walls of my vagina then everything went dark. Sun rays warmed my face and I groaned. I turned multiple times and I realized I wasn't in my bed because I would be on the floor after the second turn. I stretched and a large strong hand wrapped around my waist. The hand pulled me and my back hit his hard chest. I was confused for a minute then everything that happened the night before came rushing to my head and I groaned.

But Dylan's hand went under my thighs, he placed the other at my back and carried me in a swift motion. "Dylan, put me down." I said weakly, I couldn't struggle with him. He carried me out of the room and that was when I discovered that it was already dark outside. Dylan carried me all the way to his car, he put me down and opened the door so I could enter. I entered and shut the door without protesting. Dylan walked to the driver's side and also entered the car.

A beam of light pierced through, dispelling the darkness and revealing the true form of the chamber. Alex stood across the room, freed from his own battle with the shadows. He rushed towards me, and we embraced, our combined energies fusing and radiating outwards. But as the darkness receded, the floor beneath us began to crumble, and the abyss beckoned once more. Before we could react, the ground gave way, and we began to fall into the void. As the world around us faded to black, the only thing I could see was Alex's eyes, filled with determination and hope.

We would not throw away our last ounce of dignity for a sliver of pity disguised as guilt. I rushed into the forest and found the herbs that contained the antidote before feeding them to Noah. Fortunately, the dose was quite small. The medicine worked quickly, and Noah regained his strength. Silas had signed my application to leave the pack, and Alexander signed the agreement terminating our mate bond. There was nothing left to hold us back. I shifted into my wolf and let Noah climb onto my back. Then, I bolted away like a streak of silver lightning and raced out of the Red Falls Pack's territory.

My cry existed only in the hollow silence of the dream. The ground beneath me cracked, fissures splitting like veins across a darkened plain. It broke open and I fell, tumbling into an abyss where there was no end, no bottom, only darkness waiting to swallow me whole. My body convulsed. My limbs started jerking and my breath was failing me. Every nerve lit up with fire and I couldn’t move or wake. The darkness clung to me like chains, binding tighter and tighter until I swore I would snap. Then I saw them.

My head snapped up and my eyes met Aidan’s just as the ground beneath our feet cracked in half. “She knows I’m here.” That was the last thing I heard before my stomach dropped and a feeling of weightlessness surrounded me. I swore I looked into Aidan’s eyes for a solid three seconds, memorizing the shades of chocolate and toffee before free-falling. My hair whipped around my face as I fell, blowing away the salty spray of my tears as I hurdled towards the rocky shore below. There was no impact, only darkness. This darkness was the same kind that filled the night sky, which hid within every crevice and corner of the forests and caverns. It was the darkness that morphed into rich shades of nav

Darkness crashes in. And I feel nothing at all.

Darkness closed in. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------