Feeling Connected To Someone You Never Met Novels & Stories

I turned back to the crowd and just I heard her familiar and angelic voice making me smile. “I kept calling you but you just got the chance to reply me I guess.”I said to her through our weird connection, I never even got the chance to think about that…we don’t know each other from anywhere yet we are able to connect just because we share the same power…is it because she was powerful because that was the only way to explain all the crazy things happening around us.

“Wow, r–really?” “Of course.” “Sure!” He nodded and smiled. I smiled back. “Hey, imagine if we introduce ourselves to someone. Hey, I’m Nic… he’s Cole and… actually I’m Nicole.” Everyone laughed and we just looked at each other. Sometimes, you just feel a connection with someone. No time spent together. No certain memories of before, no certain things to point out… just some weird, uncanny desire to be together. But I loved every second of it.

I was feeling a bit queasy, and the food didn't seem appetizing anymore. "The bond between us is stronger on my end than it is on yours." He grabbed my hand and casually ran his thumb across my palm. I shut my eyes and soaked up the electrifying sensation. "It's like there's this connection, you know? I feel it even when we're not together, even before I met you. As soon as I got close to the estate that first night you showed up, I had a feeling. I've always wondered about who you could be, and it feels like you've been just out of my grasp this whole time, staying hidden from me."

Deciding it was best to speed up this whole thing I closed my eyes and focused on the world around me. Mindlinking with someone I was close to wasn't the hardest of things to do, but connecting with someone I had only met a few times would most likely prove to be difficult. As I centered myself I could begin to feel Kim's familiar presence. She seemed highly confused, but the minute she realized I was the one communicating I could feel her utter excitemenet slam into me. 'Marissa!' Kim squealed as she allowed me to fully link with her. 'I was just thinking about you!'

"Good, please serve me one milk tea. No nuts, sister." "Yes Ms. Vienna, wait a minute." I just sat down and took my notebook and ballpen. I will start making my project proposal, I will draft it first before I transfer it to my laptop. Sister Jessie served me the milk tea I asked for and I also drank it. Suddenly my phone vibrates on the table, I received a text from an unknown person. "You change a lot." It's short but meaningful, who did it come from? I looked at the customers but they were all busy. I looked outside but there was no one, I sense that this unknown person knows me. My heart is beating so fast, who is this?

I laugh. He gives me this look like he isn’t buying my passive attitude about it. I get serious, “Look, I don’t know how we were able to do that. It was a magical moment. We were connected. I felt you, don’t tell me you didn’t feel me?” “I did. That’s why I want to talk about it.” “Okay, well, then...talk.” I cross my arms. “Do you think it’s something WE can do together if we are ‘connected’ as you say?”

The ceiling blurred above me, and my pulsed raced, because for the first time in a long while, I had felt a genuine connection with an almost stranger. I couldn’t help but wonder...Did he feel it too?

It feels like the ache of a broken heart in Mumbai being soothed. I gasp, grabbing the table. "I feel them," I say. "I feel... everyone." Alex grabs my hand. "Me too." We stand there, connected to ten million strangers, drowning in a tidal wave of humanity. It is a disaster. It is a miracle. And it is just beginning.

And how could I meet him? At once, our eyes clicked. I think my heart skipped a beat. Again: Who was this guy? He stared back at me with a mixture of curiosity and interest. There was a connection, it was obvious. I felt it and I knew he felt it. We were strangers but somehow we were connected.

“Don’t worry. This time, no one’s going to bully you ever again.” A few days later, Caleb brought me to a high-profile charity gala, and for the first time in a long while, I ran into Matteo.