Last For Lifetime Novels & Stories

They craned their necks to look inside. Mom turned around slowly as she held my cold body in her hands and showed the glowing green lines to everyone. Everybody fell silent. The faint glow on Dylan’s wristband was eerily blinding. Dad’s body swayed. He nearly collapsed. He frowned as he looked down at Dylan, then at me. “Lifespan… transfer…” He enunciated each word through gritted teeth. He recalled the phone call that he had abruptly hung up. The wristband technical support team mentioned something about a system glitch. They said the lifespan transfer was forced and irreversible. The donor would experience rapid system failure and death.

Permanently. To be continued...

a feeling of relief Ah, the relief of finally being back in this country. Of course, to this city. relieved to finally be back home. Marissa then took her cell phone from her bag, which was an elegant French brand. The girl made a call to Dave. There was a ringing tone for a few seconds before it finally picked up. Dave's baritone voice filled Marissa's ears. "Hello," said Dave. Marissa was silent for a moment. He had not heard Dave's voice in a long time. The man she still loves to this day Even though she was once unfaithful, Marissa later tried to be loyal, which Dave misunderstood.

Like I plan to do forever. THE END!

The clouds finally broke, and gold light spilled across the grass. A final line of text appeared from the system. [Iris's health status: good. Estimated remaining lifespan: 78 years, 6 months, 12 days.] [Thank you for using this service.] [Goodbye.] I looked at Iris one last time. I was smiling, because I had everything I wanted.

Are you okay with that? He tightened his hug. "It's more than okay, Athijha. Make me your home as long as you want, even if it's forever." I smiled. "Forever doesn't exist, Quel," His eyebrows furrowed. "There's only a lifetime, Quel." He rolled his eyes. "Whatever you say, love. You're only mine until this life ends and in our next, next, next, next lifetime. That's the forever I am talking about."

Preferably, for the rest of our lives. THE END

Rowan: “Colleges can wait. The world can wait. We’ve got one more summer to burn the sky down right.” Above us, the Milky Way shifts. The stars rearrange themselves into one quiet, blazing sentence: YOU WERE NEVER LEAVING. We stay on the field until dawn, laughing, crying, planning a year that belongs to no campus, no kingdom, no prophecy. Just us. Four days left of summer? Good. We’re going to need every second. The Last Night of Summer August 31, 2029 – 11:59 p.m., the ridge above Hot Springs

Connecting. Forever.

my name right there at the bottom, connected to others I don’t recognize. “This is your legacy, Your bloodline is more ancient than any other out there, We believe the combination of your fathers bloodline and that of your mother is the most powerful union imaginable and that it that ties directly to the creation of this boundary. Now there are a few generations that have somehow been lost and not recorded, so we can’t be a 100% certain, but we do know the magic that keeps the barrier intact is tied to you and your father.” A chill crawling up my spine. “I don’t understand..”