Just Another Part Of Me Novels & Stories

In fact beyond perfection, the rhythm he was playing on guitar was something else. I was not in this zone anymore, I'm in peace. for the very first time. And If you hurt me, that's ok. Baby, only words bleed. Inside these pages you just hold me, you won't ever be alone. This song, his voice. It reminds me of something! I don't know, but well then again, maybe I was overreacting? Whole-time I wouldn't look at his face! Oh, you can fix me, inside this necklace, you got when you were sixteen. Next to your heartbeat where I should be, keep it deep within your soul!

And I tried to hold these secrets inside me My mind's like a deadly disease I'm bigger than my body I'm colder than this home I'm meaner than my demons I'm bigger than these bones And all the kids cried out, "Please stop, you're scaring me" I can't help this awful energy God damn right, you should be scared of me Who is in control? I paced around for hours on empty I jumped at the slightest of sounds And I couldn't stand the person inside me I turned all the mirrors around I'm bigger than my body I'm colder than this home I'm meaner than my demons

Now here I was, the one left with blood in his mouth and no one to blame but himself. My hands clenched at my sides. My skin burned. I could feel it rising, that other part of me. The old part. The thing they used to whisper about before they remembered I could hear them. The one that doesn’t sleep, doesn’t feel, doesn’t love. That part of me wanted to tear the house apart brick by brick. But the part that still held Natalie’s scent in its lungs, the part that remembered the way her voice softened when she said my name, that part was... cracking.

“Muscle memory. Something I’ve done a thousand times. But before the water even moved, I felt the moon. You. And then I felt the ground. Mirra. And for a second, I didn’t know if I was still the one giving the order… or if I was just… part of the mechanism.” He rubbed a hand over his face, fingers dragging through his hair. “I know we chose this. I’m not saying I want to undo it. I just—” His gaze flicked to mine, dark and honest. “I’m afraid that if this keeps going, there won’t be a ‘me’ left—just the part of me that serves the whole.” The words shouldn’t have surprised me. We’d all been circling them for days. It still felt like having something ripped out of my chest that I’d been hiding

My fiancée and my best friend were the top partners at a multi-million-dollar law firm, while I was just the guy handling the administrative work. In the courtroom, they were in perfect sync, trading fierce legal arguments and sharing an effortless dynamic. In their personal lives, they casually flirted through law jokes that only the two of them understood. I could never get a word in, edge-wise. Every time they laughed, I offered a painfully awkward smile. Even at my mother's funeral, nothing changed. They chatted merrily in front of her coffin, eventually breaking into audible laughter. “Clara, can you greet the guests?” I called out to her. I was the only child in the family, and a

As Dave drew closer,the sounds got clearer and he realized that they were that of crying.He got closer and with the door slightly parted, he knew the door was not locked,and silently he let himself in. All he wanted was to find somewhere he could go to avoid the stares for the rest of the day. He knew, after his show in the cafeteria, that he was going to get even more attention than ever. But what he couldn't comprehend was, who also was here trying to get away from all the chaos

He was calm in the start but as the words left his mouth, he got bitterer with his tone. “I know I didn’t come back but that’s not what it was. I had just lost half of my soul, I couldn’t… I was sad and scared and despondent and bruised in the soul. I couldn’t… I was not even in my right mind. I needed time.” She spoke with now tears in her eyes.

I wouldn't know how. I was lying on my bed staring at the ceiling, and somewhere in the background I could hear music pouring out of the speakers in the form of I Am Machine by Three Days Grace. The text of the chorus returned to my ears in a strange echo. I am a machine. I never sleep. I'm still keeping my eyes wide open. I am a machine. And part of me wishes I could smell again. Anything. I completely identified with that. Everything was so close and yet so far away. I think I somehow managed to completely cut myself off emotionally. I sure did, because now I couldn't smell anything at all... Which maybe should scare me.

“Stop being mean to me! Stop being mean to me!” I break down in tears. My chest is stifling. It cannot contain my frustration. Why won't anything ever go my way? “Kael, what do I do?” Kael pats my back with an assuring look. “It's okay. This is not the end. You can still shift another full moon. Pull yourself together.” “What do I do? What do I do Kael…I'm so confused right now…” She sighs and without speaking another word, she just pulls me into her body. I stay there in her hands and my tears flow.

“Zephyr, take a good look. This is your future!” The moment she finished speaking, she let go with a sudden jerk. The casing shattered instantly. One of the shards grazed my cheek, leaving a thin trail of blood. I really could not understand what our family had ever done to her. She was doing everything in her power to destroy me. I braced myself against the cold floor, slowly stood up, and walked toward the door. There was still time. I was going to find a computer and change my college application.