Immortality A Love Story Novelas e Histórias

I question quietly. "You don't have to say it back or feel the same way... but I love you and I need you to know that. If something ever happened... and you did manage to end your immortality and I never told you this, it would destroy me. So, I'm saying it now, because you're right. A lot of things are happening out of my control. We're dealing with the most powerful Gods. Gods who really could strip you of your immortality and I don't want to take the chance of you not knowing. I love you more than I have ever loved anyone before. I thought my feelings were because of my bond to you as your guardian at first... but there not, they are so much more than that and that's why it makes all this

Emma’s POV **Diary Entry – Zurich:** *Zurich is breathtaking, with the lake shimmering under the sun. As I stand by the water, I hear a familiar voice—David. My heart warms at the sound, even though I know he’s forbidden to me. David, with his kindness and the way he makes me feel special, is someone I can’t truly have. I’m not worthy of him, and I fear what Michael might do if he finds out about our connection. When David confesses his feelings, I’m torn. I tell him I’m not good enough, that I can’t give him what he deserves. But when he asks for just one date, I can’t say no. I want to feel cherished and loved, even if just for a day. The time we spend together is magical—he shows me what

Xavier had never admitted that he liked her before he'd lost his memories. As Yvette lay in his embrace, she became more certain of the thought in her mind. She was ready to accept everything the way it was now. After all, the doctor had said that Xavier might not be able to regain his memories. She wondered if they could continue being together like this. "But you didn't like me at all in the past. If you regain your memories in the future, will you…" She didn't continue her words. When Xavier noticed how she was opening up to him, he held her tighter. "No. I love you. Even if I regain my memories, I'll still love you, and that'll never change."

The temple priest collects the praise as he speaks, as he moves, as he with money-bought things flows! Tell me the truth, take me away from fake. Without a fight, can life be ever possible on earth? You think, you decide. What you want from love is nothing that will be served but an immortal death. Yes, an immortal death which will have no end, no space, no roof, no place to be even aloof.

It felt like a weight was lifted off of me because off all the trouble that would be to keep dying and hiding until I died. Some people wanted nothing to do with becoming one because we weren't eternal beings. We died after a couple hundred years and drank blood like it was fine wine. Or if you were a savage that had no control of your human self my become a monster that kills anything that moves. We are usually stronger than them and take them down with no mercy. In the beginning some vampires tried to break people out of this frenzy but they never did.

I smiled at her words as we slowly danced. “A couple centuries of balls and parties will do that much to you, but don't worry love, you will have a whole lot of centuries by my side to learn.” I expressed myself as we danced. “That sounds like an infinite long time.” She says. “It isn't really. That is the twist of immortality, soon forever won't feel like it is too far ahead. It will just feel like it's tomorrow, and then tomorrow. Don't worry love, I'll make sure you get used to it.” I say to her and she smiles back at me.

“Oh dear, the penny still hasn’t dropped, has it? How easily I played you and Isimud. Both thinking you knew what was good for me and what I wanted. I did want to be free of the endless suffering, just as you said, but I didn’t want to be rescued by some knight in armour. And I do want immortality, but not the type Isimud was offering. Who wants to endure so much suffering they get purified? What I really wanted was what Isimud had. I wanted the story and I wanted you to help me get it, which you did.” “I did?” “Yes, you covered me with the robe remember, and you said the story was ‘my story’ and ‘all about me,’ just as I wanted you to. Mr Isimud was quite right when he said, all stories are

“I have an offer that might solve several of your problems. Including the one sitting in the hospital bed beside you right now.” “I’m listening.” “Immortality,” Darius says simply. “A true turning. Not the half-life most vampires endure, but the real gift. Eternal youth, boundless strength, and perfect health. For your grandmother. For you, if you ever wish it. All I ask in return is a conversation. And perhaps… a small favor regarding your hybrid research.” The words hang in the air like poison wrapped in silk. Tempting. Dangerously tempting. Laura watches me curiously as my grip on the phone tightens.

I have never experienced love in that way for myself, always keeping up a wall between me and past lovers and never able to emotionally connect. All life taught me was that love has no place in an immortal’s heart if like me, you never have an end game in sight. If the one you love could die of old age before your eyes while you still have thousands of years to go. Most witches are not immortal, they live normal lives which some can extend to an extent, but not hundreds of years. I am probably the only immortal witch in existence and not knowing the real history of my father makes it more of a mystery if I will ever reach my life’s end. I don’t know if I will live for an eternity or reach a

“I can’t let you.” I jerked my hands away, heat racing through my cheeks. “Why do you keep rejecting me? Every time.” My voice broke on the last word. “I need you. I thought you needed me, too.” He closed his eyes, as if gathering strength. When he spoke again, his tone was softer, haunted. “I do,” he said. “More than anything.” He reached out, but didn’t touch me. “But the magic… my immortality… it’s woven into me now. I cannot let you share that.” His hand swept away a fallen leaf at my feet. “If we… if we make love, it’s harmful for you. I told you this already. I can’t just bring you into my world like that, it will kill you.”