I Took An Arrow Through The Heart Novels & Stories

And then a sharp sound cut through the air. Something hit him hard. I felt his body jerk. I felt the impact through him. The arrow pierced through his back… and came out from the front. For a second, my brain refused to process it. Then I saw the blood was already spreading around his suit. “Mate!” I screamed. The word tore out of me before I even realized it. And in that moment I felt it. The bond. It hit me like a wave crashing into my chest. Sharp. Deep. Terrifying. My heart clenched painfully as if something inside me was being ripped apart.

I knew! My heart pounded against my chest as I stared at it and just then, he made to send it right through me but with whatever strength I had now wherever I got the strength from, I dodged him, slightly, staggering as I pushed him away, the arrow going into the tree and I gasped at the sight of it. My heart pounded against my chest as I swallowed. What the hell? I took in a deep inhale as I tried to assure myself I could do it but then trying to get up, I realized that I had lost my strength now.

He grabbed my arm, dragged me toward the door, and pushed me outside. "BURN IN HELL, all of you!" I screamed and turned to leave. But before I could take a step forward, I suddenly saw an arrow flying toward me. "What..." I didn't have the time to react as the arrow hit me in the chest and pierced through my skin and rib cage. I howled in pain as I fell to the ground. This was it, wasn't it? This was the end of me. I thought to myself as the pain overwhelmed my entire body.

Something was- That's when I felt it, a sharp pierce pushing through my chest. I looked down. An arrow. I staggered. I was shot in the chest with an arrow.

I knew it wasn't going to be possible. I didn't want to hurt my father, but hurting Zander was also impossible. I stayed there for a few minutes lost in thought, but I suddenly came to consciousness when a sharp arrow pierced my abdomen. I opened my eyes as I realized I was in danger. It was a poisoned arrow, and I suddenly felt weak. I tried to fight, but the poison threw me on the ground. I slumped.

I sighed. “Layla, it will be painful,” I said and held the arrows. She groaned and nodded painfully. “Make it fast!” she said while gritting her teeth and she took a deep breath. Without a signal, I pulled out the arrow from her arms. She cried out in pain and breathed heavily. But she suddenly felt weak. I stared at the arrow and my heart rate quickens when my gaze fixated on the green substance left in the arrow. What shocked me was, I know who is the owner of this arrow.

I was about to pull him behind me again when I felt it. A sharp whistle slicing through smoke. Time slowed in the most disrespectful way. I saw the arrow. It was coming straight for him. I did not think. I did not weigh options. I did not calculate distance or strategy. I moved. I shoved Jayden behind me and stepped into its path. The arrow slammed into my back. The impact stole my breath instantly. And in a very brutal way. It punched through muscle and heat exploded across my spine. For a second, I could not hear anything except my own pulse.

I was about to pull him behind me again when I felt it. A sharp whistle slicing through smoke. Time slowed in the most disrespectful way. I saw the arrow. It was coming straight for him. I did not think. I did not weigh options. I did not calculate distance or strategy. I moved. I shoved Jayden behind me and stepped into its path. The arrow slammed into my back. The impact stole my breath instantly. And in a very brutal way. It punched through muscle and heat exploded across my spine. For a second, I could not hear anything except my own pulse.

My instincts screamed at me, but before I could react, a sharp whistle pierced the silence. “Down!” I yelled, but it was too late. Arrows rained down on us, swift and silent. Marcus fell, an arrow lodged in his throat, his eyes wide with shock. The others scattered, trying to find cover. I felt a sharp pain in my side and looked down to see an arrow jutting from my abdomen. The searing agony told me it was poisoned.

So I took my bow, placed an arrow in it and tried to aim for Kai’s heart best as I could, but when Levi turned to stop me, I hurriedly let the arrow go and it hit Kai’s arm making him halt right as he was about to claw out a teenage boy’s heart. I knew he’d be furious but my only regret was that I didn't get his heart and kill him.