Fallout Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"Do not let his guilt breach your walls, Aria. You have built these barriers in order to survive. If you open them out of pity for him, you let the whole world inside." "I know," I murmured, leaning into the memory of his touch in order to strengthen my mental barrier. "I won't let my walls fall." At the crossroads, where the river trail split, our allies decided to halt for a few moments. The western path led us to the sanctuary and the neutral territory of Blackthorne, where my child was waiting behind Mother Elara's masking wards, while the southern highway led to the capital of Valemont. Here, we will part ways.

Like wearing someone else's life. The cologne was on the dresser. Some brand I didn't recognize. I sprayed it once. My eyes watered immediately. Too strong. Too much. But this was what Marcus smelled like. What I had to smell like now. I stood in front of the mirror. Dark hair. Expensive suit. Cologne that made me want to gag. The person looking back at me wasn't Felix Laurent. Maybe that was the point. Day five, the phone call. My father handed me his cell. "Damien Cross's assistant is calling to confirm wedding details. You're Marcus. Don't forget."

Then he was gone, disappearing into the Special Collections with his ancient book, leaving me standing alone in the shadowy library with more questions than answers. I returned to my study table in a daze, but I couldn't focus on herbology anymore. My mind kept replaying the encounter, the electric shock when we touched, the way he'd said my surname like it meant something significant. Blackwood. White Luna bloodline. Ancient power. "It was just stress hallucinations," I whispered to myself, Dr. Chen's explanations echoing in my mind. "None of it was real." But what if some of it was? My phone buzzed with another text, this time from Quinn: Did you hear? Jaxon Cross is officially dating Cami

“We march on the capital.” The crowd erupted in magic and cheers. And in her heart, Ava whispered: Kael, wherever you are—pray I don’t find you first. 10. Final Scene – The Betrayer's Crossroads In the wreckage of a hidden Council stronghold, Kael stood bruised and chained. The hooded figure approached again. “You lost everything,” the voice said. Kael’s voice was barely a whisper. “Not everything.” “What do you mean?” “I still remember how she looked when I knelt.”

My sister also hated me, and didn’t want people knowing we were related and made me wear a face mask, making people think I was ugly. I got admission into a prestigious university, and I had to give it to her. All I ever did was sacrifice my happiness for her. Now, I’m living with her lunatic of a husband. She entangled me in a love triangle and pushed me into the mess she created herself. I touched my face and felt wetness. I couldn’t believe it. I was crying, and no matter how I tried to stop it just flowed out even more. I, Layla Ross, was crying, and this was my limit. After this, no one is ever going to push me around, not even Dominic Foster.

] I fought to fight back the tears that had gathered beneath my eyes, but they kept going to fall. “Me too, mom.” My voice trembled so I immediately hung up the phone because I didn't want her to hear it. After I hung off the phone, I saw that I received a text message from Loren. “Cattleya!” I heard a voice call to me from a distance before I could even open Loren’s message to me. My gaze was pulled to Finn, who had Jaxson's arm over his neck and leaning his body toward him. Finn looks like he is having difficulty walking because Jaxson’s feet are wobbling and gliding across the floor, unable to walk straight.

The sun is shining brighter, making the whole sky looks like a painting, but there's also a birds that flying back to their home because it's already dawn of the day. "Thank you for accompanying me until here." Cassandra said, while Cohen was looking un front of their house. "No problem, Cassandra. But don't forget what I tell you okay? Ask your mother if you can study, don't worry I am here to guide you we can study at the same school." Cassandra smiles at him and nod, while that time Katniss was looking at them from the window of their house. Katniss really want to be happy for her daughter, but then she's just wondering, if Cassandra already really move one from Marcus, she's thinking if

The nexus, now a witness to their fervent romance, propelled them toward the crescendo of their cosmic love story, leaving readers eagerly anticipating the next chapter in this interstellar saga. As the cosmic whirlwind carried the Male Lead and Female Lead through the celestial currents, an unforeseen anomaly emerged—an ethereal gateway to a dimension untouched by time. The nexus, sensing the depth of their connection, unveiled a cosmic portal that shimmered with the promise of untold revelations. The Male Lead and Female Lead, caught in the cosmic tempest, exchanged a knowing glance as the portal beckoned them toward an unexplored cosmic realm.

“Darling.” Sett faced Xavier with a crooked smile. “The whole place seemed a mess, and I just didn’t want anyone coming to steal your precious research away.” Sett widened his crooked smile and slowly but confidently walked towards Xavier. “We wouldn’t want to lose our ticket out of here.” He finally got to Xavier as she lowered the gun that had been pointed at Anderson the entire time. Sett seeing that, looked at Xavier passionately and leaned in for a kiss.

Outside the door. "Aiden?" "Yeah?" "I think I hear something." "I know." "What is it?" "The future." I reach for the handle. "Don't look back." "I won't." I pull the door. And the fire begins. "Aiden!" "Yes?" "I’m afraid." "Don't be." "Why?" "Because you’re not alone." I look at my hands. They’re glowing. The code is breaking. The world is dissolving.