Forbidden Old Melody Novels & Stories

I whispered, my voice barely audible. Aiden’s jaw tightened, and for a moment, I thought he might say something else. Instead, he leaned in slightly, his breath warm against my ear. “Be careful who you let that close to you,” he murmured, his words sending another chill down my spine. “Not everyone has good intentions.” I nodded weakly, my thoughts too tangled to form a proper response. _____ A soft hand touched his shoulder. Startled, I turned to see Elena smiling politely as she addressed him. “The music’s over,” she said sweetly, her fingers lingering on his arm before tugging him slightly.

Meanwhile, Jane leaned into his embrace, her smile sweet and brilliant. With a click, the shutter sounded, and my vision blurred as tears welled up without warning. Jane took the camera, scrolling through the photos with satisfaction, completely unaware of my emotional turmoil. Evan, however, stepped closer to me, his voice a low rumble, "Why are you putting on that pathetic act, Melody? You didn't seem so sentimental when you threw me away like trash." I forced my tears back, lifted my head, and forced out a smile. "Aren't you overthinking things, Mr. Grey? We were incompatible, so let's not be dramatic about it, alright? I, for one, have never regretted breaking up with you."

"But that name was sealed… long before—” “Yes,” Vraeleth purred. “And you sang the words that unsealed it.” A flash of recollection. The lullaby. The old melody of her people. The words of protection and binding. And beneath them… the forbidden verse she had once added for Adrewine, a verse of love not meant to be spoken aloud. Merenrys staggered. “You tricked me…”

He held me so tightly that I could barely breathe. “I was wrong.” His voice was hoarse as he buried his face in my neck. “Irina, I was wrong.” “Let me go!” I tried to free myself with all my strength. Yet, his grip did not loosen. His lips were pressed against my ears as he sobbed. “Come back. I beg you. Please come back.” I froze. The cold and heartless demon in my previous life was actually trembling before me?

But I refuse to let their preconceptions define my journey. “You dance, and we’ll dance,” says Theo, not sounding entirely convinced. He does something on his phone, and the music begins. It’s a pulsating bass that reverberates through the room. Mark, Danny, and Theo begin to dance with an effortless grace, their bodies interpreting the rhythm with precision and power. Each step, and each gesture, is a testament to their years of dedication and experience. They seem to belong to this world, like a well-worn groove in a vinyl record.

The room seemed to grow warmer, suffused with an unspoken desire that hung in the air. His lips met mine, and for a brief moment, I forgot the world outside, the dangers that lurked, and the unsettling dreams that had haunted my grandmother. In that stolen moment, there was only the intoxicating allure of the forbidden, a connection that defied reason and the boundaries of the living world.

Worshipped and ruined. And then they moved. Not frantic. Not fast. Slow. Cruel. Synchronized. Hades pulled back just an inch as Laxon pushed in deeper, dragging against her walls, sliding against each other inside her with obscene friction. It was a sick kind of coordination, like they were one organism, two minds devouring her in harmony. She screamed, but her voice cracked in her throat, lost under the weight of everything. “You feel that?” Laxon’s voice was low, feral. He bit her shoulder, not hard, but enough to make her cry out. “Feel how we fúck you together? You’re fúcking soaked, baby. You need this.”

"You do?" "Yes",Melody said softly. She turned and her red eyes stared deeply into his. "I know it's crazy, I met you a day ago and yet I'm having this forbidden feelings for you". "Why do you say forbidden?", Xavier asked. "Is it because of the curse?". Melody didn't reply but she nodded. Xavier looked up at the clear sky and the spectacular water fall. He would savour this day because when Serena returned with the sword, they would head back to Red City. They still had a war to stop.

I breathed beneath my breath, a dying hope drawing me in. A secret that was strong enough that even a faerie took a vow of silence. "I wish they do not sing with the old melodies. It is pure balderdash; they can not sing a song with a new tune. Ugh! I will turn in my grave and pluck my ears out if they do. But Diane the Brave has a nice ring to it! Surely someone somewhere will write a new song. But Fate is not one to rely on- no- I should make my own whilst I'm still alive! Yes! But how will they hear it if I am to die soon? Ah, yes! The wind will carry it home. Where was I then? Ah- the melody—"

Give to me . ’Cause forever ain’t the same, without your touch . . . It’s a surplus gain, an endless pain . . . I pushed the door open. “It’s a forbidden gain,” I said softly. “ ‘Surplus’ is too fancy. ‘Forbidden’ works better.” Conor stopped playing and looked back at me. I walked into the garage, letting the door close behind me, and took his notebook in my hands.