I Will Remove Your Heart Of Stone Novels & Stories

I opened it and read it silently and my face beamed with blessedness. “Darling I hope you are pushing on with life. I wish I could have been near you; I would have whispered something into your ears. But it is not yet too late. Iet me just whisper it close to your ears assuming that I am beside you. I love you with my life. Receive my great love my sweetheart."

My life is already messed up, and I am a shame to everyone. "I, Hudson, the future Alpha of this pack, reject you stupid Judian as my mate and sever all bonds between us! I REJECT YOU! " His voice rumbled like thunder, breaking through the core of my heart and spreading that kind of pain which leaves the body numb and the lips clamped all over me.

Because I have the power to shield, touching anything allows me to move obstacles out of the way so that I can reach my goal. Thaddeus gave me a smile as he learned that I can open that gate so easily. He held my hand as we ran upstairs, and we saw a lot of Connor’s men being dead on the floor with all their blood scattered on the floor. I don’t know what to say, I was so shocked but determined to take down this Curse Hybrid to death. Thaddeus put the Heart of Stone in my little backpack and he said, “No matter what happens, just do your best, and put this in my father’s heart so that the curse will stop.”

Why should I hesitate now? "Madam Josefa. Are you the one who set my Limits?" The old woman smiled at me kindly. She let go of my arm and dug into the pocket of her dress. She pulled out a rectangular black stone, about the size of my palm and handed it to me. One side, engraved into the stone and outlined in golden ink, was an eye with a six-pointed star in the middle where the iris would be. "When he opens up his heart to you, give him this. It's a wishing stone. Tell him to use it only when he is at his most desperate. When he has nothing left to lose."

Evelynn collapsed against him, shaking, her tears damp against his neck. He held her tightly, rocking her as though she were fragile crystal. “I’ve got you. I’ve always got you.” She drew in a trembling breath, forcing herself to meet his gaze. “That stone… it’s alive. And it knows me.” His eyes flicked to the jagged rock, his expression like steel. “Then we destroy it before it claims you.” The ground hummed beneath their feet, as if the stone had heard him. Evelynn flinched, the fire in her veins sparking hot, ready to betray her again.

"You would banish your own flesh and blood for this girl?" "I would burn the entire world down for this girl," Stone said to her coldly, his jaw clenching. He then turned his fierce, icy gaze onto Raven, his lips curling into a terrifying smile. "And as for you, Raven... your father's patch is the only reason you are walking out of this yard alive today. You have five minutes to grab your things and get out of my sight. If I ever see your face on this highway again, I will let the Devils have you."

“But anchors smash. Give us the heart, Queen. Or we paint these stones with your son’s future.” I shifted my weight. Silver blades angled toward the floor. A drop of my blood slid down the steel and landed on the violet Moonstone fragment in my palm. The crystal flared a violent, vengeful crimson. “You want his heart?” I shouted into the night. My hazel eyes turned to shards of lethal gold. “Take mine first.” Kael stood beside me, leaning on his blade. His Alpha aura flickered like a dying star's scream. “And you'll walk through the ruins of a King to get to her.”

But I couldn’t hear anything anymore. All I saw was Mira’s blood on his gun. Stone growled and shifted partly, claws bursting out. I did the same. He came at me again. And this time— I ended it. My claws slammed straight through his chest. Right through flesh. Right through bone. Right through his heart. Stone froze completely. His eyes widened in shock. Blood poured from his mouth. For a second nobody moved. Nobody breathed. Then I ripped his heart out of his chest. Blood exploded everywhere.

And then what’ll start as resentment will turn to hate. It will kill me. Or one night the nightmares will. There’s one way to stop it. Only one. My heart clenches in pain, but I ignore it and force myself to speak the words. “Jeremy Stone, I reject—” Jeremy claps his hand over my mouth and takes me down onto the couch. I struggle to push him off, to peel his hand off my mouth, but my strength, my anger, is nothing compared to the fury I see burning in his eyes.

There was no way he could possibly even think about seeing her during his trip. “All right… Probably for the best,” Dustin agreed. “But… oh, man,” he pointed to the picture of Keera on his screen, “you should get some of that, though. A woman like that could make a man forget all sorts of things. And get over the woman who broke his heart.”