Fueling The Fire Novels & Stories

They had just ignited afire that would burn through everything. And now, there was no stopping it.

From how I never wanted it to stop. This wasn’t just heat. It was combustion. And we’d only just lit the fuse.

“Stay behind me.” “No,” Evelynn said, her voice trembling but fierce. “We do this together.” The fire within her answered, spilling heat across her skin, dancing at her fingertips. The creature tilted its head, as if curious, then snarled, a sound that shook the trees. It lunged. The world blurred. Evelynn thrust her hands forward, fire bursting from her palms in a sudden blaze. The creature shrieked, stumbling back, its body smoking where the flames touched. But it didn’t fall—it regrouped, circling them with unnatural speed.

Finally, Serena whispered, more to herself than to him, “Maybe I’m waiting to see how far the fire will spread.” Damien’s lips curved into something that wasn’t quite a smile, but wasn’t entirely without softness. “Then you’d better be ready, Serena. Because the flames are only just beginning.” --- The rest of the night unfolded like smoke — slow, suffocating, and impossible to ignore. Serena spent the hours pacing her penthouse, her thoughts a storm she couldn’t silence. Damien had left, but his presence lingered, etched into every corner of the space.

He set the untouched drink aside and reached for his coat. Fire had rules. Fire did not look back. Fire did not involve itself in accidents or strangers. But tonight, Fire had collided with something cold. And for reasons he couldn’t yet explain, Alexander Steele knew this was not just an incident. It was the beginning of something dangerous.

They were all freaking COD as well. Cassandra and Wesley uploaded another video. “We can’t thank our supporters enough. I’m lost for words.” Cassandra and Wesley turned on the waterworks. “I thought it was all over for me when I faced a heartless capitalist like Sam Gordon. Against all odds, another window opens for me. “And it’s all thanks to your help and support. “I’m so lucky to have found such a kind, supportive community. I’m speechless, really. I don’t know what to say.

Cat demolished her sandwich faster than I did and was already halfway through the cheese fries before I'd finished mine. "You weren't kidding about being able to pack away food," I said. "Told you." She grinned, stealing one of my onion rings. "I burn a lot of calories. Training, fighting, killing people who try to murder my husband. It's hard work." "My hero." "Damn right." She reached for the milkshake, and I watched as she took a long sip, her eyes closing in obvious pleasure. Something tightened in my chest. I was in so much trouble. CATARINA

As the little bell on top of the door rang out a sweet tune, both Lani and Blake twisted around expecting another package but were instead faced with Jax' angered face. "Jax? What's wrong?" Lani asked. "The feds, they're here." "What?" Blake said with his face etched in confusion, "What'd they want now?" "They're here to snoop around, they know about the fire and they want to know what happened," Jax spoke in a bored tone. "What? The fire that happened nearly a month ago? I call bullshit," Blake laughed as he placed more paint in Lani's hair. She giggled shortly before returning her attention back to Jax, "He's right, there's nothing to investigate," Lani added.

The woman protested in anger, her clear and calm mood walked out the door, the minute she was treated wrongfully. "But you are. You possess powers that killed my aunt when she gave birth to you, your kind is a bunch of traitors, cowards and so are you." That was when the beautiful, raging woman finally lost it and her hands flew up and out of nowhere, her cousin was on fire, blinding light and all that could be heard was screams...so many screams. Another Vision A little girl was playing with her sister and she accidentally caused a small burning mark to appear on her sister's hand, as her sister hissed in pain, their parents came out of the house and rushed to the back yard towards their da