Friends Magic Novels & Stories

He whispered into his ear but to Alexander, it was as if someone was speaking into his mind. "Alexander, rise up and stand like the great man that you are," Nomar whispered, his voice booming in Alexander's mind. Alexander was not his charge so he could interfere in his affairs. He had used one of his magic abilities to send his voice into Alexander's mind. He was only doing it to help Beatrice because he knew that if Alexander was strong, he would make Beatrice strong too.

And the healing process is unlike any I've ever seen before—the entire bone is repaired! I stare at my leg before falling to my knees. Finn is massive, yet I press my palms to his warm skin, hoping to heal him. With my eyes closed, I whisper to myself. "Please, please, please! I know he is big, but I can do this—I won't let my friend die!" My eyes flash to life. I don't know how my magic abilities work, and when my light covers Finn, I breathe in relief. I'm healing my friend, and he stirs in his sleep, which must be a good sign.

In the dust that settles at the end of the world, where the only light is the dimness of the dawn, an endless army fights. Magic against teeth. Magic against flesh. The magic has corrupted the leftovers of souls. In the very same dream, a dream within a dream, two small girls, ponytails swaying to their running forms, they sit cross-legged in the field when tired, climb trees like it's the easiest thing to do. Their parents are nowhere to be seen. But they have no care of going supervised or unsupervised. They both look new at this friendship, tentative smiles, offering each other big pieces of food instead of fighting over one, that'd come but much much later.

I stood up in pain to notice I was the only one left under the shade. "Nancy!" I screamed. "Help!" I heard other voices. "Steve! Help!" The cries could still be heard afar off till I could hear it no more. I screamed and I ruffled my hair in frustration. "What the hell is happening?" Sage's POV I stood up as I roared with laughter. I've just gotten more confirmation that shows Megan and the entire royal family of the magical world are all weaklings and a bunch of fools. "What do they think?" I scoffed.

She looked at The Heart of Magic sadly, yet to part. "Go. I'm so glad to have met you, Astrid. You are the true Amicus of the Dragon Prince,” The Heart of Magic replied with a proud smile.

I figured if you weren't home Saturday then I'd have to mourn you for ten years then find a new friend,'' he recounted. ''Ten years? That's a long time,'' I told him. ''Yeah but I'd be sad for ten years if we weren't friends,'' I held out my pinky to which he immediately clasped his own around, ''I promise to always be your friend,'' ''And I promise to always be yours or I'd have to give up mac and cheese and pudding cups forever,'' he promised in return. ''Even pudding cups?'' I asked incredulously. ''That's how you know I'm serious,'' he said as he looked me directly in the eyes.

Jeremiah genuinely offered his help, “I’ve unlocked my magic since I was sixteen years old.” “Really? You’ll teach me magic?” Tobias confirmed, he looked so happy, “thank you, friend!” “This is the first time anyone in here calls me friend!” Jeremiah then gave a mischief look to Paris; “you heard that Paris, we’re friends now.” But this time Paris chose to reply to the friendly joke in not so friendly way, “that's good because birds of the same feather flock together.” Albert added, “both of you are the outcast, so it’s good to see you have a friend to turn to when everyone in here hates you.”

Zane tells her. “I have missed you both so much? Have you met Miss Kimmel? She said my dreams would come true. If I just believed and they have. You're here.” I looked at Cathy, who was standing there, smiling. “Don’t forget Cinders. The magic will only last as long as you believe in it.” “I will. I will believe in it forever.” Freya says, crying. She really must have wished to be with her dads. Miss Kimmel smiles. “Never lose the magic. It will keep you beautiful inside and out.” Freya throws her arms around Cathy’s neck. “I love you. Thank you.”

A different kind of magic than what courses through my veins—the magic of friendship, of being truly seen and accepted. I glance at both of them, taking in their unwavering expressions, and smile softly. "You two are ridiculous, you know that?" Cassidy throws herself on my bed dramatically, limbs sprawling like a starfish across the Egyptian cotton sheets. "Ridiculously loyal, you mean," she corrects, bouncing slightly as she settles. "Besides, your TV is way bigger than mine, and you have the good snacks."

" Oh, I think Aunt Salina can help me with that… I used my magic a while ago, my power only works for twenty-four hours." I got an idea, I heard that the football players have a game today, so, hurriedly went to where Mandy was, before the end of the day Liam had to notice her. I had to do something my magic can't handle for too long. I invite her to join me on the football field to watch the sport where Liam is playing. I never get hard to convince her, she loves to see Liam on how he plays football. Mia will help me in my plan to succeed.