Impossible Is Nothing Novels & Stories

"Probably another Derek emergency." "Can I just say—" Mia Frost threw her curtain open, clearly fired up even in the dark, "—that guy has nothing going for him except his face? What on earth do you even see in him?" Even in the pitch black, I could feel their frustration burning through the air.

Cael started. "Impossible, yeah. I know. But we're good at impossible." I felt Kade's agreement inside me. Felt The Second's curious hope. Felt Lyra's determination. "So let's do one more impossible thing. Let's build a network that transcends everything we've built before. Let's show Mira that bonds don't limit freedom—they enable it." "And if we're wrong?" Elara asked. "Then Mira wins. Reality becomes chaos. And everything we've fought for dissolves into undifferentiated possibility."

" The answer is__ "Impossible is nothing; everything is achievable if you decide to bet on your life." Nothing is more important than your life, and when your life becomes less important than your goal, you will undoubtedly achieve it. Is your will or your fear stronger? When you compare it, you will find the answer. This is your own World System. "Fuck it!" This book will change your mind and show you how to become powerful from a position of weakness. A journey of five young people will show you how to overcome your worst fear and fight your most formidable foe.

"How can you manifest if you are absence of possibility itself?" "Because you keep opening spaces," the Void Before Nothing said. "Between. Threshold. Domains for paradox. Every time you create new category of existence, you crack reality's foundation a little more. And through those cracks—I can finally emerge. I can finally stop being the forgotten nothing everyone built existence to escape." Through our bond, I felt the terrible truth settling. Every solution we had created—every new domain, every expanded possibility, every inclusive framework—had been weakening the barrier that kept true nothing from manifesting.

Maybe—maybe impossible would become real. Again. We had one day. One chance. One opportunity to—to do the impossible. We'd make it count. We'd make it work. We'd make it—it everything. Or die trying. Together. As family. As hope. As—as stubborn refusal to give up. That was enough. That was everything. That was—was who we were. And we wouldn't—wouldn't change. Wouldn't stop trying. Wouldn't—wouldn't surrender to despair. Not now. Not ever. Not—not while we still breathed. Still loved. Still hoped.

--- And as every possible future collapsed into a single point— As infinite outcomes narrowed into one— As everything balanced on a single irreversible moment— One final truth emerged: --- When everything is possible— --- Nothing truly exists… --- Until you choose what remains.

“I was afraid of this. It’s almost time, Little Raven. You’re going to discover everything, and when you do, there won’t be anything anyone can do to stop you.” “What are you talking about?” I hear more guards coming and am too distracted to call upon the animals to help me. “Which do you prefer, Raven? A world where the impossible is possible or one where the possible is impossible?” “I don’t understand.” The guards are getting closer. “If it’s not possible for anyone to mess with the Haze, then that means that whatever happens during the Haze is true, and you must accept that as reality first. Then, everything else can fall into place.”

Loda shouted in disbelief. "In this world, nothing is impossible. If you think it's impossible, it only means one thing—your power is far from being strong enough!" Adrian roared.

I sigh, he reaches over grabbing my hand making me look up at him again. "You know I'm always here for you, that's why I want to offer you a break from all your princess stuff," he says which just makes me utterly confused, I can't take a break I'm the princess now whether I like it or not "well when I need a break I have a place I always go for a while, I want to take you there but it can only be you and me no one else," he says, well that's gonna be impossible. "What's gonna be impossible?" Ryan's voice asks in my mind, but I knew I couldn't tell him cause he might get mad.

“Damn. I’m so stupid! How can I forget the damn thing?!” “Um, maybe because you're human?” I provided as I walked towards the living room and lowered myself to one-seater. The soft leather dipped as I sat down and crossed my legs. “Seriously, Jess, take a deep breath. You’re gonna be fine. Trust me. I’m your best friend for over a decade and I’m telling you that things are gonna be fine.” She did as I asked and exhaled. “I just want it to be perfect.”