I Wanted To Vanish So Completely Quote Origin Novels & Stories

Like he can’t look anywhere else. Like I’m the only thing he sees. My fingers curl into my dress, knuckles white. If only I had super powers,If only I could vanish. Right here. Right now. I wish desperately that I had the power of invisibility.

Because now, they had a face. And I had a promise. Two heartbeats. One secret. And a million reasons to vanish before anyone could take them from me. ---

I argued. "For now." Uninterested, he retorted. Furthermore, I hated that he is being hard-headed. Yet, he is refreshing. It was getting awkward, and I couldn't stand it, so I shove him out of my way, and I ran away from his sight. All I wanted from that moment was to vanish--- disappear from everyone's sight.

Thunder rolled in the distance as I pushed myself to my feet, legs still unsteady but spine straight. Let Vanessa believe she had shattered me. Let her inform Dickson about my tears, my weakness. They didn’t realize that every blow to my heart only made me stronger, filling me with more willpower. I gazed at my reflection once more, struggling to recognize the woman staring back at me. The innocent girl who once believed in love and fairy tales had vanished. “Goodbye, Finn,” I whispered, touching the faded mark one last time. “This is the end of it. I can’t keep loving a ghost.”

⸻ And whispered: ⸻ “Promise me something.” “If I disappear…” ⸻ “Don’t let them remember me.” ⸻ Silence. 💀 ⸻ The younger Father looked horrified. ⸻ “Why?” ⸻ The child smiled sadly. 💔 ⸻ Then answered with words that shattered reality. ⸻ “Because I was never supposed to exist.” ⸻ 😱😱😱 ⸻ The memory exploded. 💥 The silver tree vanished. The sky cracked. The Book of Origins screamed.

Her fist balled. “ I never wanted to cost Conor his leg or lose him, I never wanted Camilla to die either, I never wanted moms hatred, or this stupid magically healing body.” She sniffed, almost screaming. “Then why?” Vanilla had no idea who she was speaking to, all she knew was that she needed to speak, that she was stretched thin. Her breath turned heavy. “I… I just want everything to be back to how it was.” Whimpering, Vanilla buried her head between her knees.

It was as if the last trace of warmth inside me had been drained, leaving only a cold, empty shell. Yasmin's madness and obsession had corrupted every vestige of the beauty that once existed between us, and the poison had finally seeped into my own heart. Yet I felt as if my life had stopped forever on that snowy winter night—the night I once thought I could spend forever with her.

"Daddy doesn't want me anymore. Mommy is the only one who's always stayed with me. I like Mommy, not the pack. Home is where you are, Mommy!" My tears finally broke free. All the pain I'd been holding onto turned into a strange sense of relief. I nodded firmly at the Elder and said, "I, Harper Lundell, reject Evan Stone as my mate." The Elder then severed the mind-link between Evan and me. The invisible bond that tied us together snapped, and pain exploded in my chest. "Mommy—" Toby wrapped his arms around me tightly as I winced from the pain. I gave him a weak yet free smile, gathering him—my future happiness—in my arms.

--- Ethan’s form flickered. --- Fading. --- Pulling away. --- Choosing distance. --- Choosing isolation. --- Choosing to leave. --- And just before he disappeared completely— --- He spoke one last time. --- “I’ll come back.” --- A pause. --- “When it’s safe.” --- Then— --- He was gone. --- Completely. --- The connection didn’t snap. --- It didn’t shatter. --- It simply… --- Went quiet. --- The entity pulsed faintly beside her. --- Uncertain.

“The one who carries the light of the fallen line. Make us proud… and don’t get distracted.” Her voice echoed, fading into the light. “Wait—” I started, but everything began to dissolve. The forest, the light, her face — all of it vanished. And then— Darkness.