Jodie From Beyond Two Souls Novels & Stories

She began to hysterically cry, as we looked at her part unbelieving and part fury. “I’m so sorry. He’s, my father.” She said noticing how we were stunned into silence. There was no way Lamia would let her live now. And now we know how they got little Zanes DNA. “I have heard him speak to Aodh. He tells him soon. I have heard him say that Aodh returned him from the dead and that he lives to serve the god of the underworld and I believe it! He can manipulate shadows, minds, blood. If Jonda is alive then he still has control of her. I wish I could have helped her like I did the others. But I couldn’t. Please believe me. Please.” “Others?” I say, “How many others.”

I say softly and she freezes, mid-paintstroke. “No,” she gasps and then spins in her seat to look at me, “Oh no, they found you, I knew they'd find you, they came for your soul Josie, I'm sorry I couldn't save you,” she begins to weep. “Mum, I'm fine, I promise,” I rush to her, kneeling in front of her and taking her hands in mine. “You don't understand, they're demons Josie Bean, they know you are one of them and they want to seduce you with their minds,” she grips my hands tightly.

"Are you certain?" "Yes." The child touched the Celestial Heart. Everything disappeared. --- Liana opened her eyes. She was standing somewhere beyond time. There were no stars. No worlds. No Source. Nothing. But there was a sound. A heartbeat. Thump. She looked around. A tiny light floated in the distance. She walked toward it. The closer she got, the brighter it became. Then she saw two figures. Children. One was Liana. The other was a boy. He had silver eyes.

It feels almost invasive, like he just read my entire diary by taking a single breath. I force a small, tired smile and nod my head. "I was the Luna of the Silver Moon pack. But that is all over now. I wouldn't want to be addressed as a Silver Moon Luna anymore. So, I am just Jodie." Levi watches me for a long moment, the corner of his mouth twitching up into a very faint, polite smile. "Then it is good to see you are feeling better, Jodie." "I am," I say, looking down at my hands. "But I am still confused. I am trying to reach my friend Kaiser. He is the only one who might be looking for me, but I can't even send a single mental signal. My mindlink is completely broken."

I also set all my worries aside, freeing my mind as I connected with my spiritual energy since I wasn’t close to the purifying Lake. I draw strength from within me, pushing past my Healer self and digging deeper to reach the Mender I was born with as my father’s daughter. “Yes, Aurelia. You can do it.” Phoebe assured me. But after a few minutes of being stuck in my own mind, I knew I couldn’t do it and Phoebe could tell too. JHazel’s body went limp underneath my hand and I felt chills running down my spine as her soul left her body.

she asked, her voice soft, her gaze searching their faces. Gideon's face took on a thoughtful expression, his mind drifting back to the vivid dreams during the surgery. A sense of wonder filled his voice as he shared, "I talked to my mom's spirit, Hattie. She came to me, and she confirmed something incredible." Avla's eyes widened, her heart aflutter with anticipation. She squeezed Gideon's hand, urging him to continue. "My mom told me that Avla's mother was fated to my older brother, Josiah. But their untimely deaths made fate pass it on to us. "

"But they can hear me, because mom could hear me, and when I called my friend on video he couldn't see me but he heard me clearly. He assumed my phone camera was bad and ended the call." Megan sat quietly on her bed glaring at Josie strangely. "That's strange..." "I remember being over at Mrs. Thomas' house and I reacted to the fire... that's all I can remember," Josie said. "Think deeply, okay? Where are you coming from?" Josie thought. "From that place, the Woods." "How did you get there, who did you see there?" "I just saw myself there," Josie replied. "I met wolves there, but none of them could see me either. I walked past them and even touched them but not one of them noticed my presenc

They were learning spells according to them upstairs, and if they were done so quickly, I would be so flabbergasted. "Jocelyn just had another vision," Zion said. "That vision was not that accurate last time," I reminded. "It was," Jocelyn said. I gave her an "Oh really?" look with the glass still in my hand. "What did you see?" I asked. "Javicia," she replied. "She is on her way here." Before I could counter her words, my super-hearing caught Solomon groaning and landing roughly on the ground. It didn't take me a second to know what was happening. I emptied my glass and dropped it back on the table.

Concerned, she asked when Liora stopped chanting, "Are you seeing something, Lia?" Caroline saw her gaze and the fear that was almost impossible to conceal. Liora said shakily, "Nothing, Mommy." Liora thought, 'That is not the case, truthfully. I can see many spirits coming from all around.' Many of the spirits looked horrible in death, but Liora had no choice except to look for Jamie among them. She saw the spirits competing against one another to get to her. Liora said, "Sorry for bothering you today. I brought some flowers, and I'll offer them to everyone later. However, please understand that we're here to look for someone. We'll leave as soon as we're done."

Loki states and I watch as Veronica stares in disbelief. “But I don’t understand that.” “None of us do,” I say, my head shaking. “When we get to the waterfall, we need to look at more of what we found,” I say eyeing Veronica. “Maybe she can help fill in some gaps.” Veronica nods, tears falling from her eyes and Mia lets go of Loki, walking to her, “Veronica,” she says softly, holding out her hand, but Veronica jumps back. “Don’t touch me, Mia! They are all dead because of you…”