Made To Each Other Novels & Stories

We were both building now. Neither of us knowing the full shape of what the other was making. Both of us making it anyway.

Inside, they turned off their phones. And chose each other anyway. End

I said. "Yes," they said. "I do not use the word lightly. I did not grow the way you grew, or the way the four who bonded to you grew. I was made, deliberately, by someone who understood the design you carry well enough to attempt to build something that could enter it." They paused. "I do not know if I succeeded at what I was made for, or if I am something else now, something the maker did not intend." "Who is your maker," I said.

Not full trust. But real. Earned. That night, for the first time since they met— Neither of them felt like strangers anymore. Not quite friends. Not quite allies. But something stronger than coincidence. Something built— Through choice.

Someone she was still becoming. "I like who I'm turning into," she told him. "I do too." "Even when I'm different than who you married?" "Especially then. We're both different. That's the point. We grow together instead of apart." "Together," Riley agreed. Always together. That was the promise they'd made ten years ago. Not to stay the same. But to grow together. To become better versions of themselves while staying fundamentally them. And they were doing it. One day at a time.

"For today. For reminding me why we're fighting." "For each other," I said. "Always for each other." "For each other," she echoed. "And for the future we're going to build." "Together," I added. "Together," she agreed.

Together. '

It changed their lives. They got each other. THE END.

Noella's Pov "I thanked the moon goddess for making my mate and me perfect. We had no troubles and we were together with no worries. We never had to work hard to get one another. As soon as we called each other mates, we were one. We loved each other really. We could never deny anything to each other. But as all good things happen, bad things happen as well. We had to go through a lot to stay with each other. "he said. But that made me more confused than I was.