I See You In Avatar Novels & Stories

“Then I’ll love anyway.” One by one, the mirrors shattered—until only the final two remained. One held a version of her bathed in light. The other: her in darkness, older, wearing a crown made of bones. “Choose,” the Oracle whispered. “And become.” 6. Ava’s Vision Outside the circle, Ava’s hand gripped Kael’s. Suddenly, her head jerked back—a vision struck. She saw herself in a field of ash. Rowan’s body at her feet. Kael fading from existence.

Shiv didn't say anything and brought her upstairs. Anvika looked at the glass door and saw that Avi and Sugar were sitting inside the room. However, it seemed like only she can see them they can't see her. Avi's eyes were calm beyond his age. Sugar was also sitting obediently beside Avi, however, the little girl's eyes were wet. She was controlling herself not to cry.

I said trying to be as calm as I could. "Ava!" Zaza called out, her voice echoing through the stillness of the night. "Ava, you won't believe what I just saw!" My gaze could not leave her face, she had triggered my curiosity by the urgency in her voice. "What is it, Zaza?" I asked, my heart racing with anticipation. "What did you see?" Zaza took a moment to catch her breath, her chest rising and falling rapidly as she struggled to find the words to describe her discovery. "It's the beast, Ava," she said, her voice trembling with excitement. "I saw it! I saw it right here in the palace!"

I got up and whispered, "I just got off the phone with him but Meeka said she could sense that he needs us." "How can she sense that he needs you?" Ava smirked sarcastically but then her expression turned into a frown. "Don't tell me you two have mated already. But your scent hasn't changed." Ava said, almost taking two steps and sniffing the air around me. "Stop Ava, we haven't mated yet. If Meeka says she can feel it then I believe her." I looked up at Ava. Ava was silent for a moment, then blurted out four words. "Do you have to go, can't you just video call him?"

Dragging her back toward the blackness. “No!” I shouted. I threw myself at the mirror—and this time, it shattered. I burst through the flame, ignoring Zerathos’ roar behind me, and fell to my knees in front of her. “Ava,” I whispered. “It’s not real, my love. The fear. The voices. This place. It’s not real, believe me my queen.” She looked up at me. And finally—I saw her. Really saw her. Her eyes locked with mine. For a second, there was clarity.

AVA Once we were sure neither Oscar or I were having any kind of immediate negative reaction to our mating, the three of us headed back to the pack house. As we ran, I thought I saw something in the woods; someone watching us. I slowed to more of a trot, Callum slowing down to match my speed. “Ava, you okay?” Callum’s voice through the mindlink was concerned. “I thought I saw someone,” I replied. “Someone watching us.” “Let me check it out.”

I said without hesitation. " One more thing , do not feel intimidated by Ava's status. Like an Alpha and a Luna , they make each other strong. You will make and keep her strong. When she comes into her position, you will also feel those benefits. And your dad , the way he wants things to change, is the right path. Your pack will be needed " she winks at me . The vision started moving again , until we were somewhere I very much recognised. We were in the cave , mine and Ava's. " Am I actually here now ? Or am I still asleep ?" I asked, confused.

A figure stood alone in the endless darkness, waiting. Ava’s breath caught because the figure looked familiar. Not identical, not exactly, but familiar. It possessed the same silver eyes, the same quiet sadness, and the same impossible sense of recognition. The Architect lowered her head. The First Human looked away, and the Witness closed its eye. The figure in the vision smiled and suddenly looked directly at Ava. Across billions of years and impossible distances, the gaze locked directly onto her. "Hello." Ava nearly stopped breathing. The figure wasn't speaking through the network; the figure was speaking to her personally, intimately, as though they had met before.

I know this is a line you must have heard a thousand times, but I’ll say them any ways. Whenever we bump into each other, I always wish I have enough courage to speak to you but I get stuck with this thought In my head . "how can I compete with all of them? Would she ever give me a chance?” The sight of you today was breathtaking, seeing you smile always is dreams come true for me. I love the way that your eyes sparkle whenever I look at them, the way your lips slide up a bit whenever you are about to say something funny, the way you take charge, and even the way you study in your private time.

And I don’t like the idea of ​​Rupert mistaking me for Ava because he might end up falling for me while his mind and heart believed I was Ava. I don't want love... and definitely, I don't want Rupert to reincarnate Ava's memories and characteristics to me. "If you want us to really enjoy what we have, might as well, refrain from seeing Ava when you are looking at me, when you are with me." I leaned my head against the window next to me. My eyes settled on the blinking red light at the end of the parking lot of this building. "Even if you deny it, Rupert. I feel like you see her in me. I don't know how or why, but every time you care for me— it's like you're doing that because you're seeing A