Miraculous Gift Novels & Stories

"She's been controlled long enough. We don't add to that." "Agreed." Two days later, Thea emerged from her workroom. Exhausted but triumphant. "It's done. Collar's off." I found Mira in the guest quarters. She stood at the window. Hand touching her bare neck. The skin underneath was scarred. Raw. But healing. "How does it feel?" "Strange. Light." Her voice was wonder. "My gift isn't being forced anymore. It's mine again." "That's how it should be. Your gift. Your choice."

“I would like to give you a gift in return for this special meal if you would allow me.” He hesitated but walked to her. She reached up and touched behind his ear. As he stood there, with her hands on him, the exhaustion left his eyes and the pain that had started pulsing at the base of his neck went away. She tilted her head, squinting a bit, and reached out and took his hand. He had a nasty burn on two of his fingers. He tried to pull his hand, but she held firm. As all watched, the burns faded and the skin on his hands looked as smooth as a child’s. Mama gasped and cried out, “Milagre.” Miracle. She looked at Zinnia with love and reverence. “You are a healer, and you have helped my

"And will I be able to control it?" Elder Miri squeezed my hands reassuringly. "Your gifts have emerged in answer to your need, Ella. The curse has taken a dire turn, but now you have new tools to combat the darkness." Her violet gaze met mine, glinting knowingly. "Have faith in your abilities, and in time you will learn to harness them fully." Her steadfast words kindled my own resolve. She was right - this awakening was no mere chance, but providence giving me the power to fight for those I loved. With proper focus, I could master this gift and use it to pierce the veil separating me from Aiden.

“Have you ever heard of the word ‘please’? And I never had any intentions of denying it. I wouldn’t have revealed myself to you if you didn’t have the gift.” Uh, “What is the gift exactly?” “A human who is blessed. Some can just see through magic spells or become invulnerable to them.” Oh. Mira had no idea about me, though I had no plans of divulging anything to her. “That’s nice.” I intoned. “So about the spell thing? Can you do it now or what?” “No can do, princess. I'm still not hearing the magic word." A smirk graced her lips and her brow arched.

Miracle had her brain open recently and I figured she might be suffering from headaches here and there. "Wow, this is actually what I'm looking for. None of my pillows seem to help me sleep. Thank you. This is so thoughtful of you." She said gratefully while inspecting my gift, her eyes shining in amazement. "You're very much welcome." I tried to act cool, but my heart was beaming with pride. Out of all the gifts it was my gift she liked and placed beside her. My eyes connected with Beth and I winked at her, making her smile.

“This mark—it’s rare. Almost unheard of. The power of life… it only manifests in those the Goddess sees as vessels of deep empathy, sacrifice, and love. It’s said to be a sacred gift.” I shook my head, disbelieving. “But… I don’t understand. Why me? What does it mean?” Mira drew in a shaky breath. “It means you have the power to give life. To heal. Maybe even to resurrect.” A bolt of hope shot through me so fast I thought I might faint. I turned back to Kael. “Then help me use it!” I shouted. “Help me bring him back!” But Mira hesitated. Her expression darkened.

“You did it. You sent him to the moon. I saw him there... just now. I had a vision.” Of course she did. Mirabelle had always kept her sight. The Moon favored her that way—blessed her, even though she chose a mate. Most oracles lost their gift when they bonded. But not Mirabelle. If anything, she was having more visions than ever. I looked toward the bed and saw Percival—clothed now, breathing steady. My brows furrowed. “Is he…?” “He’s fine,” Mirabelle said, settling beside me and wrapping her arms around my shoulders. Her voice was gentle, full of awe. “He’s getting closure right now. That’s part of your new gift. You’re incredible, Edeline.”

"I'll send someone to contact him, but this Miracle Card is too expensive. I can't accept this." With a smile, Felix stuffed the card into her hand. "I've said it before previously. When I find the herbs, I will give them to you. Naturally, Gilbert's Lovefruit is included. Besides, you helped me just now. Please just take it." After Felix left, Wendy stood in the same spot in a daze, looking at the Miracle Card. Only those who knew the card would understand how valuable it was. It was highly likely that Vincent and Bernard would be ecstatic.

“What am I?” Mira was quiet for a moment. Then she sat beside me. “You are the daughter of the Sunrise Pack.” I stared at her. “You already told me that.” She nodded. “But there is more.” I sat up slowly despite the pain. Mira looked toward the dark forest before speaking again. “You are not just the lost daughter of a fallen pack. Your blood carries an ancient gift.” My chest tightened. “The healing?” “Yes, and something more powerful you haven't understood, she said.

"Greetings, travelers. You have stumbled upon a place of great power, and have proven yourselves worthy to receive its gifts." Nathan and Miranda looked at each other, their eyes wide with wonder. They had never experienced anything like this before. The voice continued, "You have shown courage, curiosity, and a deep respect for the natural world. For that, you are rewarded. Approach the crystal and receive its blessing." Without hesitation, Nathan and Miranda stepped forward and placed their hands on the crystal. They felt a surge of energy flow through their bodies, filling them with a sense of strength and clarity.