Lost In Translation Novels & Stories

Okay? I was at a complete loss as to what to do next, so I did what I always do. I talked. Not like she'd know what I was saying as I asked her if she was hurt. But she moved as if to visibly check for possible injuries. That was odd. She turned her head back to look at me and I stared into her eyes. They were captivating, dark blue with steaks of a lighter, brighter blue. They looked intelligent, like she could understand exactly what I was saying and wanted to know more.

Dominic was forcefully pulled off of me, but he still panted loudly and yelled in my face, "Let him die! What the hell do we still want to keep a monster like him around for? Get lost! Get out of this place! Get lost from my sight!" I crawled up from the couch and lightly touched my painful, swollen cheek. "Get lost…" I muttered softly, echoing him. "Yes! Get lost! Fuck off! Don't you ever let me see you again!" Dominic yelled. I looked at him and smiled. It was a genuine, sincere, and relieved smile. "Okay. I understand." I then turned and walked toward the balcony. This was the second floor, and right underneath the balcony was the courtyard, paved with hard marble.

Because of him, I finally lived freely. Two lifetimes of entanglement ended in this one. Winter snow always melted, and spring always came. —The End

He looked exhausted, as if he hadn't slept for days. I instinctively tried to shut the door. But he shoved his hand against it, knuckles straining. "Please don't close it. I just need to talk." My friends looked between us. "Mel, who's this?" "Nobody," I said through clenched teeth. I pushed harder, trying to force the door shut. He was stronger. The door wouldn't budge. "There's nothing left to say. Get off my property!" "I'm nobody?" He let out a broken laugh, eyes red. "Eight years, and I'm just some stranger now? Melissa, why did you leave without telling me? Do you know I quit my job at the firm just to track you down?"

After calling out a response, Serene said to me, "Wait for me. I'll go to you once we're done celebrating Tina's birthday. Well, that's it for now." I looked down at the darkened screen before slapping myself across the face. When she said she wanted to explain, I actually had an impulsive urge to give her a chance. I won't ever do it again. That evening, as I was packing up, someone knocked on the door. When I opened the door, I found Mary standing outside. "I've quit my job with the Warners. Those people don't deserve my service. Still, Tina was just hospitalized." According to Mary, there had been chestnut flour in Tina's cake. Tina was allergic to chestnuts and had nearly suffocated.

Oh Hell No! "Excuse me!" I exclaim in surprise. "But I didn't knowthe Prince was a prince, let alone married! I have no interest in having an affair with a man-whore! I don't even know where I am. I'm trying to get back home!" and the waterworks start because I am scared and alone.

I should have known. Felix noticed I was still calling Alexander and mocked, "He's busy at the moment. Read the room and give them some space, why don't you?" At that moment, my lungs caved in to the suffocating smoke. I opened my mouth and panted hard, helpless as I tried and failed to draw in more air. I felt like a fish out of water. I lost grip of my phone just as the call went through. As if seizing my chance at salvation, I knelt on the ground and pressed a hand to my chest. A layer of cold sweat had broken out over my skin as I tried to get my words out.

Thinking it must have been ages for her to complete that look. "A couple of hours" she says shrugging I blink. "It would take me just that, to put one of those bloody shoes on!!!" "Right then..." She says, then changing to her russian accent she dramatically adds "It's time for your transformation" "Ok" I say Bonnie pauses "ok?" "Yes. Ok" I say simply. "You mean you're not gonna fight me or bitch or moan?" "Nope... I feel different here. I can't explain it. A good different. So come on...... Transform me!" I say the last two words copying her russian accent and we both burst out laughing.

Lara "Are you planning on going back there to visit," I asked, not really wanting an answer, but kind of curious. It's stupid to ask, I know, but I just can't help it. Why do I ask uncomfortable questions that may or may not hurt, who knows. Apparently, I like to live in pain. "We, both will go when the Green's let us know when there are changes," Orion said. I couldn't say much, so I just nodded my head. "You ok," Crown asked. I nodded my head again. "What was that? I couldn't hear you," Crown said. Annoyingly, I lifted my head and rolled my eyes at him. He chuckled, "I don't speak that language," he said. Orion started to laugh now. "You two suck," I said and continued sulking just a littl

In that moment that seemed to defy explanation, they spoke in unison, their words echoing through the chamber with a resonance that left the council members stunned. "Mate," they declared, their voices a testament to the undeniable connection that existed between them. The revelation sent shockwaves through the room, the Alpha's expression a mixture of disbelief and resignation. As the truth of their bond hung heavy in the air, Shaun felt united with her, their destinies intertwined in ways they could only begin to comprehend.