Heart Missing Piece Novels & Stories

Slipping off my heels, I start unbuttoning his shirt while he unbuckles his jeans and noticing the blood still staining his chest. I ran a hand over the spot where Xamnir ripped his heart out; there was still a scar, and it would probably stay there for the rest of his life. This scar proves that he almost died, that he was almost ripped away from me forever just when he claimed me as his. I feel tears running down my cheek and lay my head on his chest, listening to his heart beating fast. “Are you okay? Your heart is beating like crazy,” I say, peering up at him with a frown. He gives me a sheepish smile and wraps his arms around me.

But it looks mechanical. "Miss Legrand, what is this?" someone asked, and Liana stood in front and explained clearly. "This is a mechanical heart, a machine that can replace the function of the heart, a support device that can assist the human heart without undergoing cardiac surgery. It can be connected to the human heart and complement its functioning." The room was stunned after hearing her elaboration. Is there such a miraculous thing in the world? How come they hadn't heard of it before? In reality, there were many things they hadn't heard of before... Not all failures were due to theoretical flaws, but most of the time, they were related to the lack of materials or the complexity of th

He wondered if she missed him to if she was still alive, if she still thought of him, but all these questions couldn't be answered. He abruptly stood up and pulled the television off its hinges, it fell to the ground and shattered, its glass shattered into multiple tiny pieces, relating to how his heart felt at the moment. For his heart bleed, external bleeding.

Two hours passed, each one marked by silence and the cold efficiency of his work. When he finally turned to me, his face was heavy with the same grim look he wore the day he first told me about my heart. "Axel, I’m afraid you’ve deteriorated further," he sluggishly let out. "The hole in your heart is expanding rapidly." "I can feel it," I admitted, my tone void of surprise. Cedric sighed. "And we still don’t know the cause. This isn’t something I’ve seen before—it’s beyond science." I leaned back, exhaling sharply. "Then there’s no solution. What about a new heart?"

he said in an annoyed voice. "You're wrong! I can accept you no matter how much the people you met before destroyed you, but I know in myself that no matter what I do to build and fix you, I will never be able to do that because you left the other part you lost to Cartex. " I looked at him seriously, "Cartex is the only answer to make you whole again, and you don't know how much it hurts me that the part missing is your heart." My voice cracks. He had no idea how long I had waited for me to have a chance to be close to him, he also had no idea how much I thought of all the things so he would notice me. It wasn't that easy for me just to get his attention.

“You’re the one who killed her! Your indifference, neglect, and repeated rejection of her calls for help pushed her to Death’s door. “Do you know why she ran into the snow despite her broken leg? “Because I told her that Mandy went missing. Both you and Mandy are the most important people to that idiot!” Felix collapsed to the floor and bawled. He asked his secretary to look into how I got an artificial heart. But when he opened the folder, he stopped breathing and froze like a statue. In the past, Mandy had suffered from heart failure. So, she was hospitalized while she waited for a heart donor. Meanwhile, Felix’s right eye was blinded when a rival company hired a hooligan to stab him in th

“I think you, out of everyone in the world, need one person who can show you how to love again.” “And you think your cousin could do that for me?” she asked as she watched him as he thought about her question. The simple question was more than he had thought it would be. He knew it was two-sided at best. “I think my cousin could help you. I don’t know if it would be the key or not. I do think that he would help open your heart again in a way I don’t think anyone else can. You had someone like him before, so you understand.” Garrett said. “He is alone now. He needs help in life and people to love him back. For you, it may help both of you.”

For the first time in her life, Audrey had met a man who could potentially break her heart. “Oh, stop being so silly, Addie!” she said, shaking her head. “You had to love someone for them to break your heart and you don’t love James. You are sexually attracted to him and this is completely different.” And love was out of the question right now. She had her plate full… The loss of her parents, the changes in her professional life, Seymour House… It was already too much. She wasn’t her normal logical, calm self. That was why thoughts of James pierced her mind at the oddest moments and why she had a burning interest in who his wife had been, what she’d looked like, how they had met, what had fi

I didn't like the CEO, but I was desperately in need of his money. "Brooks CEO's bride-to-be to be unveiled soon." Staring at the card I got earlier, I took a heavy sigh, placed it in my bag, and made my way out of the building.

I guess that booth helped people somehow even if it was a bit of corny. "Ella Taron?" I stood up after I heard my name being called. The receptionist told me which room I would go to, then I went inside the hallway. I found the said office where "Fixing Hearts Request" printed on the paper and sticking at the door's window. I knocked on the door twice and the door opened. And that familiar face of a man stood in front of me. He was wearing a white long sleeved shirt with a black vest on it, he was taller than I expected, wearing glasses and his long hair was lying on his neck. He looked so attractive from his looks right now compared to the party. But from the looks on his eyes, he looked re