Link Crying Novels & Stories

Her hands are tied so she couldn't reach her cell phone, even if they had left it with her. In her desperation, she realizes there is only one way to get in touch with him. She has not tried to mind link someone since Pappy died. She used to mind-link him whenever she was scared, which was often. But it was horrible because it always gave her a terrible headache. Yet she knows she has to try. Her child's life could depend on it, as well as her own. Closing her eyes, she clears her mind and pictures Chad. Lily has an idea, and even though it sounds crazy, she is going to try to link Chad and Adam at the same time. She has no idea if it will work, but she knows that she needs to give it a try.

Erin informs me, but my mind is on Chilli. "Chilli hang in there please, I'm coming, I'm coming" I whisper to myself as we fly down the highway, flat out. I try mind-linking with her again, "Chilli, Chilli, come on Chilli" come on, connect, please. I scream through the link at her, hoping she will hear, "CHILLI!" I feel swet on my forehead why isn't it working, panic taking over when I hear, "Elias?" "CHILLI!" I scream again "Don't mate with him, wait, don't do it!" I link to her quickly, just as the connection fales.

then smiles brightly when Tessa answers. Not one to miss an opportunity, I open my own private conversation. I can’t wait to get you back to our room and take that dress off you. Ian! Even through the pack link, Darby’s reply sounds appalled. Don’t worry, only you can hear me. There are two kinds of linking— group, like you hear from our pack, and private, like what I just said to you. You might have warned me at least.

“Why are you looking at me like that? What do you need?” “It worked! I had a feeling it would. Our mindlinking worked.” Her eyes widened and she stood up. “How the hell…wait can I do it too?” “Yeah, of course you can.” She closed her eyes and clenched her fists and I couldnt help but laugh. “Why’re you laughing?” “I'm sorry, I just couldn't help it. You don't have to do all that. You just have to will it. Just imagine you're speaking to me directly.”

"I meant I can feel you... inside me." Alek smiled. He wanted to make a joke about how he had just been inside her a few minutes ago, but he was a bad comedian, so he swallowed his joke and instead asked, "What do you mean?" "I can feel you." She said without opening her lips. She had spoken directly into his head. "What was that?" He asked. "A mind link. We are completely bound now," she replied. "I never knew I would be able to mind link..." She was pretty excited about it. Alek frowned. Mind linking was a thing for werewolves and their pack members, or Lycans from the same bloodline... not between a werewolf and a Lycan.

“I think…I think I connected through the bond? I don’t even know what to call it?” “What?” ‘It’s call Spirit Link.’ Wren stepped up. My hand grabbed Charles’ arm. “What is Spirit Link? Why haven’t I heard of it and you have?” “Wren?” Charles asked. I nodded, but waited for Wren to say something. ‘You have, it’s just buried deep in your memories. It’s something that can happen between strong, fated mates.’ Snorting, I rolled my eyes. “We are anything but a strong fated pair.”

Lily introduced before continuing with talking, "Why didn't you guys join us? It's not as if we're going to bite you" 'Oh no, sisters. I knew this would happen! It's not as if we don't want to talk to them. But, we can't let them discover our secrets! Seriously, why did our Mommy and Daddy even care to join a contest like this?'. Little Gabriel communicated to Chloe, Lora and Ember through his mind link. This was the new ability they developed about a year ago, the ability for the four of them to be able to exchange words in their minds.

Right into place, exactly like it did before, only now it feels so tangible that I swear I could reach out and touch it. The bond. A sob tears from my throat, tears slipping from my eyes as I’m overwhelmed by a torrent of emotions. They’re suddenly amplified tenfold, crashing like waves in an ocean storm, so strong that it feels like they’re about to pull me under. “Baby,” Callum whispers, cupping my face and thumbing my tears from my cheeks. “The bond,” I croak, my voice thick with emotion. “It’s…” “It came back,” he rasps incredulously.

“We keep it away from you.” The problem was—it already was in me. The third ripple came like a wave, and this time the ring didn’t just flare. It cracked. Not much—just a hairline line of light, like a seam splitting. But I felt the echo through my tether, sharp and hot, like someone pressing a blade into my ribs. I staggered. Cassian caught me, his arm steady around my waist. “You’re linked,” he said quietly. I nodded, teeth clenched.

“I hear a voice. It’s telling me to run…” Dylan frowned suddenly as his whole body stiffened. “What is it?” “I.. I don’t feel my pack members. No one is connecting me via our pack link,” “Pack link?” “yeah, like our mind voice. Once you become a member of your pack you will be able to hear it.” He stood up carrying Nico and the two bear cubs. “Everyone is silent…. It’s weird. Nico, we have to go back,” “hmm.”