Hearts Of Soul Novels & Stories

Tears started falling down my cheeks. But when I saw my mother come out of the woods and lay next to Saige whispering and howling Asif though she was calling her soul back. Something in me changed and I no longer felt sad. Nor guilt just nothing. Just numbness

A nostalgic smile fills my heart. I'm going to miss this a lot; you all are my wolf boys. No matter where you are, you are mine, okay? Be as mine as I am yours. I am your partner, your alley, your ACE OF HEARTS in perfection. Don't look for me, don't take risks for me, and don't stop your lives for me. You all are the best thing I've ever had in my life. Don't forget to give Horus a kiss from me and tell him I love him so much too.

"Molly?" "Hey honey." "Oh my gosh." They hugged each other and the moment they did both their souls shined as bright as the sun at them finally finding their way back to each other. Souls that had been living as halves for so long that were finally made whole; like two halves of a heart pendant. And their hearts, they never stopped beating for each other. They had been apart for years and they never stopped yearning to be together again. They never stopped calling out to each other; like baby birds calling out to the mommy bird to return to the nest.

" I shouldn't have felt relief. But I did. I took her to the docks, where the city lights reflected over the water in a way that made everything feel softer. Less sharp. I had my reason for bringing her here, not like she hadn't been here before. The sound of water is so calming and beautiful, able to soften the atmosphere at the right time. Cassie leaned against the railing, arms folded, watching the waves roll beneath us. "So," she said, "is this where you take all your dates?" I chuckled. "Do I look like the kind of guy who has time for a dating life?"

But we could also be your completion. The choice hung in the void like a blade made of truth. --- The Heart’s Cry The newborn Heart awoke fully for the first time. Its light burst outward, illuminating the shadow—but instead of driving it away, it revealed it. Within the vast darkness were shapes, forms—souls made of broken songs and silenced prayers. They weren’t evil. They were simply unfinished. The Heart’s light pulsed weakly, flickering in distress. Lunara rushed forward and pressed both hands against its radiant surface. “Shh… It’s all right. You’re not alone.”