Novel & Cerita Have You Tried Crossing Over Yet

Nicholas muttered to himself before quickly dialing Madison's number. The moment the call got through, Madison asked, "Is Astrid still nowhere to be found? Several of my collaborations have been canceled, and I've also lost my endorsements!"

Then, slowly, he released my hands. His hand didn't drop back to the console. It moved. Slowly, deliberately, it came toward my face. My eyes squeezed shut. I braced. I waited for the sting, the definitive moment when his control shattered and the brute took over. Instead, I felt only the gentlest, ghost-like contact—a brush against my cheek, delicate enough to be mistaken for the wind. I opened my eyes. He held a single, fine blonde hair between his fingers, pulling it from where it had stuck to my skin. He flicked it away onto the floor.

I could feel her watching me, waiting for me to say something, but I had nothing left to give her right now. Then my mother leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. “I know an exercise that could help mating between you and Harper be instantly fruitful. It’s an old family technique. It could guarantee a strong heir. We could start tonight if you want. It’s painless. Effective. You should consider it.” I quickly left her in disgust, turning on my heel without another word. The thought of her suggesting something like that while Harper was lying unconscious in the ward made my stomach turn. I didn’t want to hear any more from her. Not today. Not ever.

“He crossed the rainbow bridge a few years ago.” “Oh, I see,” he answered. “And didn’t he come back?” She raised an eyebrow. Clearly, he had never come across that phrase before. “Um… what I meant was that… he passed away,” she clarified awkwardly and added, “so he’s not coming back, unfortunately.” “Oh!” He cleared his throat and smothered an embarrassed cough. “Yeah, I got it. It’s really sad when they have to go.” “Hmm” She lowered her eyes.

Lia's voice echoes in the room bringing me back from daydreaming. "errh... sorry I was distracted, the bathroom is over there. you'll need a towel to get some of the stain off. I'll be right back" I tell her pointing in the direction of the toilet while going to the supplies room to get a towel. Returning with the towel, I see Lia standing in the bathroom trying to tie her hair up with the elastic bracelet she had on but she couldn't get it right. looking closely at her I realized the dress has a crisscrossed pattern at the back exposing her back through the openings.

"No I have not had any...sex...how would you know anyway. You can't tell who's had sex or not and not every girl who's a virgin has her hymen intact!" He briefly stares at me with a pensive expression before he says."Miss Kashani, we will ascertain whether you are lying or not. There are state-of-the-art, up-to-date techniques modern science has discovered..have you ever heard of the terms microchimerism and telegony?" I blankly stare at him. "No."

It is not like he will be around much longer, as I have already unintentionally bridged him to his mate. That is correct, I make bridges. These are spiritual and magical bridges for others to cross to that which they sometimes want, need, or desire. I only found out a few weeks ago that I have this ability. Prior to that, I had thought I was cursed. You see, every time I get involved with someone, they find the woman they end up with. They break it off with me. Oftentimes, they just ghost me. It is rude and pathetic, but most people lack bravery and basic decency.

“Do you think that our two beastly natures can be merged? It’s been tried before, and always one of them towered over another and dominated the offspring. So the child is born with its shadow nature, as a werewolf or a crow. But, of course, it depends which genes are luckier.” Samuel was fearless in stating his reasons. He had to make sure Victor hadn’t gone mad. “There’s one more thing that can be done to trick nature. The insemination must be done at a specific time. And that time is coming.” Victor’s eyes shone with excitement. “What time? What do you mean?” Samuel tightened his hand on the ring. “Such a thing may happen just once in five centuries. And guess what?” Victor put a sly smil

Across the gap stood a towering tree, its branches reaching towards the sky like outstretched arms. "How do we cross?" I wondered aloud, my gaze fixed on the other side. "We'll need to use our wits," Alex replied, scanning the surroundings for a solution. Sophia's eyes sparkled with an idea. "What if we create a bridge using the fallen branches?" With swift coordination, we gathered branches and vines, fashioning them into a makeshift bridge. With bated breath, we stepped onto our creation, each footfall echoing in the silence of the forest. As we reached the other side, a sense of accomplishment washed over us. But our respite was short-lived, as the second trial loomed before us—a labyrint

“And the healers here know a thing or two about them, so I’m not exactly worried about the delivery. Though, I would have liked it more if we were home.” “Not everything goes according to plan.” I agreed with that. But we were together, so really, it couldn’t be completely worse. Just that fact alone made everything bearable. “But wait, if she is half wolf nomad or whatever, that would make your baby carry the gene.” Andrew sounded like he had just made a great discovery. “Yeah?” I didn’t know what point he was trying to make. “I’ve never heard of a crossover between wolves and wolf nomads.”