Hellbound Heart Audiobook Novels & Stories

A crack split through the stone floor, glowing faintly with unnatural light. Silence rippled in the wake of the quake. All eyes turned to the fissure glowing in the heart of the hall. Kaelen swore under his breath. Serenya’s pulse roared in her ears. This was no natural tremor. Something else had awoken beneath Moonspire. And whatever it was, it had been waiting. The hall erupted again—not with fighting this time, but with fear. Lords and knights scrambled back as the crack widened, light spilling upward like liquid fire. A sound rose from the depths—low, guttural, and alive.

Even when he physically removed her, she would stubbornly lean against his arm, tilting her head to steal a fleeting, desperate kiss… [End of Flashback] The memories crashed over him in a relentless tide. The very scenes that used to annoy him, the acts of devotion he had once dismissed as pathetic, now made his chest tighten with an inexplicable, agonizing ache. As the car slowly pulled into the villa, the silence inside was heavier than ever. Vittorio stepped out, the cool evening air doing nothing to settle the storm in his chest. Ignoring the waiting staff, he strode toward the front entrance, his heart pounding a frantic, unfamiliar rhythm against his ribs.

I just don’t know why my parents forbid me from using it but it appears to me that it will just cause me danger so I have no reasons in using so. “Happy Birthday Crystal!” A familiar voice coming from behind me really surprised me. The voice came from Kirk Robinson, my friend at Pyronia Island where we once lived. “Thanks for coming! Who are you with? I thought you’ll not be able to come but you did! You really are amazing.” Kirk gave me a slight hug before handing me his present. He is a Spirit wizard that’s why he knows how to create potions, he can also heal wounds.

Bryan, unable to bear it any longer, wrenched the bottle from my hand with a beastly growl, “Enough!” I collapsed. I was unable to support myself any longer. Fine shards of glass pierced my skin and stained the floor crimson. Hearing the commotion, my best friend Beryl rushed over in a panic. She held me and looked horrified. She shouted at Bryan, “Aria gave you her heart! She relies on an artificial heart now. She can’t drink! She’ll die! Do you even understand that?!”

The chamber trembled as Aria stepped into the center of the ancient runic circle, her breath uneven and shallow. The Heart, now glowing with an intensity that painted the room in crimson light, hung suspended before her, pulsating as though it had its own heartbeat. Aurelis’s spectral form hovered nearby, his voice calm but weighted with urgency. “Once you begin, there is no turning back,” Aurelis warned. “The Heart will resist you, test you, and tempt you. Stay focused, or you will lose yourself to it.”

Its voice echoed from everywhere at once. The Heart trembled. The cracks widened. More memories died. The void pressed harder against the door. “Give me the Heart.” The demand shook the darkness. “Give me the girl.” My blood ran cold. The void’s attention settled entirely on me. “And this ends.” Silence followed. A terrible silence. Then Lyra stepped forward. The golden light around her flared. The Heart responded immediately. Every memory brightened. Every light ignited. Every fragment of her life awakening at once.

Richard shouted, "Elain! Don’t!" But his voice seemed distant, and the pull of the lullaby was irresistible. As I ventured deeper into the forest, the thudding grew louder, turning into a heartbeat. My heartbeat. Suddenly, the fog cleared to reveal a clearing in the woods. In its center stood a colossal heart, pulsating and suspended in mid-air, with the pendant's other half embedded in it. But before I could approach, the ground trembled, and shadowy figures emerged from the trees, their faces obscured, each mirroring my appearance. Their whispers grew in intensity, merging with the lullaby, drowning everything else out.

We suddenly heard a faint heartbeat echoing from deep within the ground. The elders looked at me with widened eyes. "What's that? I have never seen a thing like this before. It's getting scary. How can we suddenly hear a heartbeat in this hall like something buried long ago has awakened." Elder Isolde finally spoke since the incident began to happen. Elowen has gone totally silent, unlike her. Does she know what's happening, or is she just as shocked as the rest of us? I guess she is. The large circular stone slab engraved with ancient runes, that was embedded in the center of the hall, glowed with an ocean-blue light before turning gold. No! Something needs to be done.

I said hanging up before closing my eyes finally ______________________________________________________________________________ Kayla's POV Making my way out of the cafe and walked across the street quickly hailing a cab, I felt dizzy so Bella told me to take the remaining day off. The ride to the house was quiet, getting to the house it was worse , I mean the kind of quiet in horror movies, I ignored the feeling in the pit of my stomach and made my way to my room making no noise so that no one will be aware I'm in. Slowly making my way to the bed , I closed my eyes briefly but the sound of clinking heels made me sit up ready to shout at Lissa if she made the mistake of coming in here but t

Furthermore, any attempt to befriend them would be useless; I was a burnt steak of meat after all. The man looked bigger than the others, with his muscles and mysterious aura. As square-jawed and handsome as ever, but with a steely glint in his eyes that I’ve never seen before. If I were outside, I would definitely gather my courage and talk to him. I would obviously lie to find a topic to share with him. Lies protect from betrayers. Suddenly, I got an idea; I would lie and see if he turned, if he did I would try my best to approach him… If not… I put my hands around my mouth and shouted. “I know where the heart of gems is.”