Kosmic Heart Erin Kay Novels & Stories

Then, he continued, "Her heart was donated to Miss Yvette. The donor's family we were trying to find back then was you, sir." Joseph seemed unable to bear such a huge blow. His legs went weak and he fell to the ground. Yvette also looked shocked. "The person who donated their heart to me was my own sister…" There was an unprecedented emptiness and despair in Joseph's eyes. "Why is it her? How did it turn out like this? Did I kill my own sister?" he asked. His assistant shook his head. "No, sir. Miss Wendy was dying. She willingly asked the doctor to give her heart to Miss Yvette. Everything was her choice," the assistant replied.

" … Edward frowned deeply. When he spoke, it sounded like he was grinding his teeth. "Jasmine, your sister is about to kill herself, and you're still thinking about a handkerchief? "Is romance really that important to you? Important enough to make you this cruel?" The moon hung high in the sky. It was already late at night. Edward turned and stormed off, his sleeve snapping in the wind. I stood alone in the middle of the street, the cold wind making my head spin. However, the colder my heart felt, the tighter I held onto the engagement document.

"Painfully. But for now, I have to endure your presence here until war is won and I will win." "You're awake." I heard a familiar voice, there was a hint of worry and sadness in his voice but he tried to keep it subtle. It was Cadmus. He headed straight to me, "How are you feeling, Erin?" I saw the bitterness in Luna's eyes as she left the room. She was right. As long as I exist in this plot line, Cadmus won't fall in love with her. In the original plot, it was Erin Lockheart's death that brought them together.

DRAKE I've been discharged and now I can finally get out of this damn hospital. The thought of spending another day in bed here just makes me sick. My driver and Carina came to pick me up. She has been the best and very supportive, I didn't make a mistake falling in love with her. There's just still one problem I have and that's the idiot disturbing her. I will not share her with anyone. How dare he touch what's mine? I'm going to find him, when I do I will make him swallow his breath.

Micha suggested, “Inform Zaki. He’ll open the gate for you.” I found Zaki in his room. “Hey.” “Good morning, Levi. Need something?” I explained our plan. Zaki nodded. “Alright. Let me know when you’re ready to leave.” Back in our room, I froze at the sight of Erin. She wore a long, flowing white dress that hugged her figure elegantly, paired with simple brown sandals. The fabric shimmered softly in the morning light, delicate golden embroidery catching every ray. She looked nothing like the fierce creator of Golden’s she had become — she looked like pure divinity, my radiant mate. Her curves were accentuated perfectly, the modest yet alluring cleavage drawing my gaze. Her golden hair cascade

Her heart cramped and she felt a sudden connection to the screaming young adult. Another scream, Erin charged in the direction of the outcries as fast as she could, hearing an echo of the heart of the endangered. The moment she reached a barrier that separated this village from the human world, she held her breath and wiggled her legs in the air, pushing her body backward as she came to a halt. She shook her head furiously, not wanting to trespass but the cry for help led her on and she crossed it without a second thought.

As each attacked the other with renewed vigour both the females dug their claws into each other's chests. Erin stared down at the two hearts that were lying at her feet and the dust of the two females that lay at her feet. Kicking the charred heart of the siren away from her, Erin slowly dug a small hole and buried the Goddess' pale heart into the cavity before throwing mud onto it. Once separated from the ruined body of the Goddess, the heart returned to the purest form and would help in bringing peace to the souls which had been lost here.

“This law... it’s going to ruin everything.” Leina was quiet for a moment, then reached out, placing a hand on my arm. “You need to focus now,” she said in a simply voice. “You still have a chance, but it won’t be easy. Eris is sensitive. You know that. She’s feeling everything more deeply than we can imagine right now.” Kai growled again, more quietly this time. ‘She’s right. But we can’t lose her, Kaya. You have to make her choose us.’

“Karen.” The smile on Erin’s face as she addressed Karen faded slightly and did not reach her eyes, revealing her lack of genuine enthusiasm at seeing Karen. After all, why would she be happy to see Karen? Erin couldn’t help viewing Karen as a rival, particularly because she was with Liam. Lately, Erin had found herself increasingly interested in Liam, which only fueled her feelings of rivalry and tension toward Karen.