I Wanted To Vanish So Completely Quote Origin Novels & Stories

I needed to be his only love. Taking a deep breath, I blew out the candles. “Orion,” my voice was sharp in the silence. “My wish is… to disappear from your world. Completely.” The moment the words left my mouth, the warmth on Orion’s face froze. His gray eyes turned dangerous and cold. I took a step back. “What did you say?”

His hair was damp from the shower, the kind of damp that makes a man look like he’s been just baptized. He was quiet like a storm before the thunder. He poured me wine like it was an apology. “Do you think,” he said, “you and I could just disappear somewhere?” I raised an eyebrow. “You mean like death, or Marbella?” He smirked. The good kind. The one that made you believe in oceans and tender neck kisses. “No,” he said. “I mean like vanish. Start from scratch. A nice scratch, I mean.” I sipped the wine. It tasted expensive and sad.

Tears rolled down the side of my head. “No one will get you, not on my watch.” The sparks reappear and this time, I let it because I can slowly feel myself fading away. And because…for some weird reason, I believe him. But I manage to get one word out before I give into the unconsciousness. “Mine.”

The screen went black, but the echo of my name, my image, my humiliation, lingered like smoke in the air. I backed away from the TV, dizzy. “They ruined me, Ruby. They didn’t just distance themselves, they made me *the story.*” Ruby reached for me, but I pulled away. My hands were shaking uncontrollably. “I need to go.” “Where?” she asked, voice cracking. “Anywhere but here.” “Lena, you can’t just vanish. They’ll” “They already erased me,” I snapped. “I’m just finishing what they started.”

“All this time you’ve been sneaking around like a shadow, and you blow your cover because you got mad?” I glared at her. She held her hands up. “Okay, okay. It’s not funny. But like… just a little bit?” I buried my face in my hands. “I want to vanish.” “Maybe he won’t remember,” she offered. “He will.” “Well then,” she sighed. “That’s that.” I groaned.

“The stars descend. Now!” The wind blows, dust hurling about, yet she disappear without a trace. The sky, the light it produce, falling in the speed I can't able to dodge. It pour inside me, electricified me. “No!” I scream all the frustration form inside of me. I want to curse her. She who trying to control the time...and destiny! “Arsy!” my cry to his name when something cross my mind. Something missing inside me!

With trembling hands, he pulled the small obsidian box from the drawer. It was too light to hold any rare treasure. He slowly lifted the lid. Inside, nestled on the velvet lining, was the shattered remains of a crystal orb. The orb that held the memory of their first meeting, meticulously smashed into a thousand tiny, glittering pieces. It was a clean, thorough, and final act of destruction. Clarence stared at the dull fragments, each one a razor blade in his heart. He finally understood. A quiet farewell cut deeper than any scream. Molly was never coming back.

" The assistant's lips moved. I heard nothing. Suspicious, I floated closer, and once again my vision went black. So infuriating! I flailed in anger. But when I opened my eyes again, I was back beside Dad!

I could feel my own existence fading from the werewolf world. Like a drop of water dissolving into the ocean, leaving no trace behind.

I ask, surprised that she’s even talking to me. “It’s time for you to awaken. It’s time for you to be who you’re meant to be…” Before I can get the chance to ask any other questions, she starts to vanish right in front of my eyes. The world starts going darker and darker and darker. Until there’s nothing.