Love Better Than Immortality Novels & Stories

“I can’t let you.” I jerked my hands away, heat racing through my cheeks. “Why do you keep rejecting me? Every time.” My voice broke on the last word. “I need you. I thought you needed me, too.” He closed his eyes, as if gathering strength. When he spoke again, his tone was softer, haunted. “I do,” he said. “More than anything.” He reached out, but didn’t touch me. “But the magic… my immortality… it’s woven into me now. I cannot let you share that.” His hand swept away a fallen leaf at my feet. “If we… if we make love, it’s harmful for you. I told you this already. I can’t just bring you into my world like that, it will kill you.”

If it didn’t, then he wouldn’t be holding this beautiful woman in his arms once again. “Yes, it is Love. It truly is, ” he answered with tears in his eyes. Somehow, Marcus saw the path to their future shining bright. It didn’t have the promise of eternity really, but he greatly believed that sometimes, being together sounded positively better than immortality without each other. The End

"Hey! Don't worry! Nothing will happen to me. I will live as long as the solar system exists. Even if any apocalypse was going to happen, we all will be bidding bye together and our souls would be together forever. I promise!" I smiled at him but he frowned and turned his head away from my hold. "Just because we call ourselves immortals doesn't mean we would live for infinite years. Every start has its end. But remember I love you always and I knew you love me more than that. Your love is unconditional unlike mine and I prefer my duties equally to you. But you left everything just to be with me and no one had ever cared for me like you do." I kissed his lips softly. He sighed and smiled at m

That she was just tricked by the Yamato's team. Well, though the truth transpired it was too late now, Clench never regretted to be with her in death. Well, it seems that it was already written on the book of life, where the love story they once built and was broken into pieces, reconnected again, between the tragic of Love and Death.

“You know, I suppose it’s easy for one who is not, to envision immortality as something beautiful. A state of eternal agelessness which they think will be filled with endless moments of ecstasy, greatness and enlightenment.” He gave a self-deprecating laugh. “Hell, even I thought it would be like that when I first found out.” “But it wasn’t, was it?” He scoffed. “You of all people know…” He leaned up and set his back against the headboard. “Every second of it comes with a cost. It’s ugly, bloody, and painful. It is outliving all your loved ones. Watching friends fall on battle fields surrounding you. It’s being constantly alone with no glimmer of solace. It’s suffering, and knowing no end to

"Well, I am just as afraid to say that she has just messed with the wrong Vampire. I might not be age-old, but I do have something far more superior." "What shall that be?" "Love, I love you far too deeply to let any creature bring harm to you." This does warm my very much dead heart to hear a woman say this, and what does make this even more special to me is that it comes from the lips of the woman that is even more important to me than my immortality. No matter what happens today, should anything happen to her, I shall more than willingly perish with her should she come to face death at the hands of my scorned lover.

"I know and I'm serious. I'm in a much worse situation than Darryl. Without my fairy soul, I'll die at any time when I encounter the fiends. Although you've been helping me these past few days, I don't want to burden you. I'll bear the responsibility for what happened to Darryl. Although I didn't like him before, I slowly realized he's human and an extraordinary one. It's my honor to be his woman. "If a woman can't even help her own man, what's the point of living? So, Jade Immortal, please help me, okay?" Princess Dorothy said with sincerity. Jade Immortal was slightly moved by her words. He stared at Princess Dorothy and was speechless for a long time. A few seconds later, he shook his hea

To feel that love forever, that was all I wanted. His gaze darkened, piercing me with a weight that was both terrifying and intoxicating. “There will be no going back from this, Natalie,” he said, his voice a dangerous whisper. “You cannot wake one day and decide you want humanity again. You will be like me. Like my mother. Always. Immortal. Are you sure you want this existence, always waking beside me, always bound to me, forever? What if eternity wearies you? What if one day you long to move on, to taste another life, and regret this choice?”

Houses and establishments were built all over. He met two mortals and his companion whom he meddled and mingled with in this time of the year. He fell in love with her yet, she can’t return his love. Leana and Geanne were the mortals whom he saved; Whitney, his lovely companion never left his side, they all escaped World War together. After the mortals left him, he felt lonely that he studied blood transfusion, he wanted Whitney to be an immortal. He never failed, his once mortal dog became immortal because of the blood transfusion. It was a successful one however, Whitney’s appearance changed. But it didn’t changed his companion’s attitude.

Transcendent themes are sometimes reflected in the smallest details, in the emptiness of everyday experience," I said. Redman nodded and folded his arms, remaining thoughtful but not refuting my assertion. 'We're going to analyze a poem by Emily Dickinson. Andrew, can you start reading it?' That I did always love, I bring thee proof: That till I loved I did not love enough. That I shall love alway, I offer thee That love is life, And life hath immortality. This, dost thou doubt, sweet? Then have I Nothing to show But Calvary. What does the poem suggest to you?' 'The idea of love as unfinished,' said Kate. Beth, who didn't seem in the mood to propose a better explanation, stared at her in sur