Miracle Jim Craig Novels & Stories

Mira's genuine talent was still unrefined and dying under her corrosive self-doubt. Creed was in no position to judge her when he himself has yet to come out of his own cocoon of self-loathing. In a certain way, they both were similar. For both of them, Akashic Glitch should not have been the first choice. Creed had his sympathy for her, but he stayed within his boundaries and did not lecture her. He knew that these kinds of deeply rooted beliefs would not go in just one day.

“My dear, believe me that life as it is, with good and bad, is worth living. Even if certain people have wronged you, maybe even the one you didn’t expect, the power to move forward lies within us. And do you know how we manage to move forward? By forgiving, my dear! By forgiving.” I was listening to Mrs. Crane out of pure pleasure. I hadn’t known her for long. As soon as the real estate agent showed me the house, I contacted her. It was like chemistry between us. And Maddie loved her very much. And she was a real help to me, considering Cleo had to stay in Glasgow. Maddie didn’t get attached to strangers so quickly. But with Mrs. Crane it was so easy. I wondered if with... “Your philosophy

The doctor said with a confused and surprised expression on his face. What is he talking about? "That is why I said she's an angel in a human form", Mr Sebastian's son said with a lopsided smile as he freed my mouth and stepped away from me. "This is truly a miracle, I've never seen or heard of it before". The echoing voice of the doctor reached my ears once more, but it seemed to resonate from a faraway place, barely audible and hazy. As his words reached me, my sight instantaneously became fuzzy, blurring my surroundings, and my knees gave way under the weight of weakness. The darkness started creeping in rapidly, engulfing the remaining traces of light, and all I could fixate on were his

Life was made of little miracles and surprises thrown in for good measure. Yes, this wasn’t much of a surprise. I mean, I’ve always known I would leave Jumoke’s house, but I could never had imagined that it would come so fast. It was so strange. I really never lasted for a long time in a place. Could it be that there was something wrong with me? A tear dropped from my eyes and I wiped it off hastily

Each time Julian’s name was mentioned… the thread ended. He turned to Mirra, who stood silently in the corner. “You tried to expose him,” Crane said. “I tried to measure him.” “And?” Mirra paused. Then answered: “He’s deeper than I thought.” Crane turned back to the screen. “No one’s invincible.” “No,” Mirra agreed. “But some people are unpredictable in the places that matter most.”

I scanned the room and locked eyes with Mama—Atasha’s mother. She smiled at me. Now I understand. Now I understood what Grace and Mama were trying to tell me. I thought I could handle it, but I couldn’t. If you let fear lead you, you’ll get nowhere because you’ve already lost. Fear is your greatest enemy, but if you trust yourself, you can do the impossible. I just need to trust myself, and I’ll save them all. Grace was right… I looked back at Mama, who was still smiling at me.

Tyr asked immediately. Jim looked like he was dazed. He didn’t answer Tyr’s question; instead, he controlled his wheelchair to head to the snowfield outside. There were two rows of deep wheel prints left behind on the snowfield. Both Tyr and Magus realized that something seemed to be off with Jim’s state, so they quickly chased after him. “Old Zab, what’s wrong with you?” Tyr didn’t understand what was going on in Jim’s mind. Given his reaction, it looked as if he was possessed by an evil spirit.

None were ever seen again. The scene was such an anticlimactic end to a great day, we all lost our minds. We just stood and looked at each other like we had been shocked out of a trance, waiting to see what came next. From here on, everyone was confused, and gave me strange looks, except for Sam who smiled at me and said, "you're a strong woman!" I chuckled in return, though still feeling weak. The bleeding automatically stopped and in a blink, Joey appeared before us. Now, everyone could see him. Sam and Ben flinched at his sight, but I didn't move an inch. "Thank you all for freeing my soul." He stretched forth his right hand, wanting to shake the guys, but unfortunately, he couldn't.

"So you're like... my own personal supernatural Jiminy Cricket?" His smile widened. "If Jiminy Cricket was over six feet tall, hot, and could punch a hole through time and space, then yes. Exactly." I shook my head slowly. "This is insane." "Sweetheart," Mikah said, his tone suddenly softer, more serious. "You're in a world where wolves walk like men and soul bonds tie strangers together. Trust me... I'm the least insane thing you'll have to deal with."