Hearts With Flames Novels & Stories

But before they could even approach us, I set a large fire around us. "Fhyra! What are you doing?! Argh!" Cool said and grunted when he got burned when he grabbed and touch my shoulders. "Don't touch me! You'll get burned!" I yelled at him. The guards were trying to extinguish the fire I made. But they can't. Although all Flamias had the ability to control fire, a normal flamia like them can't compare to the royal blood's abilities. Not to mention that I made these fire barriers with rage.

Why did I lose my heart to a man who does not even notice that I am a woman and not just a blow up sex doll? "I told you I would go to the doctor myself today, and I will be able to work. You do not have to worry about not being at work," I snap. Damon frowns. He's not used to me talking to him that way, but fuck he has been using me. Like I have been using him to get Mike and Sienna off my case. But there is a difference. I have fallen in love with him, and now I am sitting with a broken heart because I know that he will never love me the way I love him. Damon Winters is heartless. He will never fall in love. I do not believe that he has any feelings. I feel my stomach turn again.

I gathered all the remaining strength and closed my eyes. With a steady yet passionate voice, I whispered, "I will bind our souls together again." "I'll take you back." Hot and violent, the Crimson Flame blazed to life in my chest. From me, the flames encircled Killian's corpse. His own body shuddered, as though the warmth were resisting the chill that had seized hold of him. I wasn't scared, though. I couldn't be. I mashed my forehead against his, and the flame inside me surged, roaring with power. Once again, the fire connected our souls as it twisted around us in spirals. Hotter than ever, it burned, but I wouldn't back down.

Metal screamed, warping, as Hollowflame shot up the haft and latched onto his hands like molten chains. The skin didn’t just blister—it cracked open in wet, splitting lines, curling back from bone. His claws fell away in chunks, clattering to the ground like snapped talons. He tried to wrench free. Too late. My other hand was already buried in his chest, fingers closing around his heart. The Hollowflame didn’t simply burn him. It fed.

“Of course she didn’t. A vessel like that doesn’t empty. It splits.” The choice of the flame. Above them, the white flame expanded—splitting in two tendrils. One hovered over Mor. The other hovered… over Elara. The Prophets spoke for the first time: “Two hearts. One soul.” “Two paths. One godfire.” “The flame must choose.” “Only one may carry its will.” Elara stood still. Lerder stepped forward. “She doesn’t want the flame.” But Elara held up a hand. “No,” she said. “I do.”

He took another slow drag from his cigarette before exhaling, the smoke curling lazily in the dimly lit gym. “Not all flames die out quickly, son,” he mused, tapping the ash off his cigarette. “Some need a slow, controlled burn before they truly turn to ash.” I clenched my jaw. “I don’t have the patience for slow.” He hummed in amusement, his sharp eyes watching me like he already knew how this would end. “Then make her burn the way you want. But be careful not to get burned yourself.” I let out a dry chuckle, rolling my shoulders to shake off the irritation settling in my bones.

Midnight’s strength combined with mine, and with one silent command, I unleashed the flames. A brilliant green fire erupted from my palms, searing up his limbs and enveloping him in seconds. He released me with a howl, thrashing and stumbling backward as he was consumed by the unearthly flames. I pushed myself to my feet, stepping back and watching as he tried desperately to roll in the snow, to smother the flames. But I knew these were no ordinary flames. They wouldn’t extinguish until they’d burned through his arrogance, his cruelty, and every last shred of his confidence.

"These flowers are for you, Grandaunt Cassie and Aunt Rosie." When I saw how happy Mom looked, I regretted not bringing her home earlier. She'd been subjected to insults and mockery with Dad, but at home, she was Grandpa and Grandma's pride and joy. We had a lively meal. Uncle Brad turned on the TV to watch the news. Just then, a breaking news report came on. "A villa belonging to the Gray family accidentally caught fire. Gray Corporation's CEO and Shaw Group's heir are burned after trying to put out the fire."

The fire crackled in the center of the camp, the flames dancing in the twilight as the group settled around it. The night air was cool, but the tension in the air was palpable. Elena sat apart from the others, her eyes distant, her thoughts far away. The Heart’s power still pulsed through her, and she could feel it—alive and hungry, constantly pulling at her, trying to dominate her every thought. It had been days since the battle, and the damage was still fresh in her mind. The Heart’s power had been unleashed, and she had no control over what it did.