Never Getting Older Chainsmokers Novels & Stories

If I let it go, and he took it back, it would devastate me. “I was just going to help you put it on,” He said but kept his distance as I lifted the chain and slowly let it fall over my head. As it landed on my chest, the backs of the two charms snapped together, and the air suddenly felt thinner, almost cleaner. The weight that had been hanging heavy on my shoulders and chest disappeared, and I smiled as the tears slid down my cheeks. “You’re free of your chains now. You can make your own choices again, but please let me be one of them.”

🌑 Chains of Eternity The gate pulsed like a living wound, bleeding light into the endless dark. Each heartbeat it gave off seemed to drag them closer, as though invisible strings tugged at their bones. But instead of stepping through, the group lingered at the threshold, their breaths heavy, the silence unbearable. Kael stood still, shoulders tight. The chains around his arms shifted against his skin, restless, as if eager to be unleashed. The whispers were louder now, threading through his thoughts until he could barely tell which were his and which were theirs.

His beautiful family was gone, and his bright future was gone too. Due to his criminal record, he had already been discharged from the military, and no decent place would hire him. I later heard that he was spotted unloading cargo at the docks. He was only 30, yet he was already looking like a 50-year-old man. ... Ten years had passed, and Jane finally finished serving her harsh sentence and was released. With no parents or home, she naturally thought of Declan. She shakily made her way to the Huxley residence, only to be thrown out.

A lump formed in my throat, choking off my words. I forced a small smile. "I know." That was all I could manage to say. He frowned and gently brushed his fingers over the stitches. "Does it hurt?" he asked. "You've always had a low pain tolerance." My nose stung. I took a deep, shaky breath, fighting back the wave of emotion. "I'm fine." The words were a struggle to get out. "I'll give you the Moonlight Gem necklace again at the ceremony. We'll do it right, then."

Trayaksh wished to give her the freedom which she was longing for since an eternity but only if he knew that the blurred lines of their past were still chaining them with the tragic thread of destruction which was bound to be the eternal truth of their story. And love between them was beyond impossible as his past sins had already broken the bonny fantasy which she once had woven inside her sterling heart. But here she was, still chained in the blurred and dark past. Chained inside those blurred yet tormenting nine years during which the darkness seeped inside the deepest of her parts making her hollow. Nothing was left for her except the blurred chains of past holding her down and captivati

Rashes appeared across my face as the rum I consumed started to take effect. My breathing became short and hurried. Younger Evan worriedly yelled for help, but no one could hear him or see him except me. He rushed to his older self, trying to warn 27-year-old Evan about my condition. Alas, his hand passed through older Evan's body; he couldn't touch anyone. Meanwhile, older Evan was busy chatting and drinking with Hannah to notice my changes. Another woman who sat beside me noticed me struggling to breathe. She came up and inquired, "Ms. Castillo, what's going on?"

In a matter of time, the people at the cafe broke into whispers and mumbling. "Oh my God!", Hannah whisper-yelled. " Aiden Walters is back!" I saw him exit Blossombee taking one last look at me. "Who is he?", I asked Hannah, digging into my pancakes again. She looked at me with a serious expression and spoke " He is bad news, Haven. Aiden Walters is a part of Chains and Smokes- one of the most dangerous gangs in this town. Nobody in this town dares to even cross paths with him. He has a temper and it got him into trouble so many times. He almost killed Ryder, a member of his rival group. Four months back, he fled somewhere for some unknown reason. Nobody knows where he went or why. Now that

He laughed and she found herself joining him. An awkward silence followed after the brief laughter ended. “So how old are you?” he asked. “I just turned twenty-four.” “Young and sweet.” He commented and she found herself blushing again. “You say that as if you’re old.” She said laughing. “I’m not. But I’m older than you. If we were family, I would be your big brother and you know what that means. I’ll be in charge of keeping you in line.” Tamara giggled. “I’m glad you’re not my big brother then.”

The competition lasted a full week, from the preliminary rounds to the finals. During that week, I reconnected with old friends and learned what had happened after I left. "Elena really brought this upon herself. But the one I feel sorry for is the child. All these years, Daniel has never visited him—not even once.” "His parents sent him over, but he ignored it. I even heard that the kid got seriously ill last month…" Halfway through, my friend suddenly realized they had said too much and quickly stopped talking.

∆∆∆ Kael I light another cigarette even though the one between my fingers hasn’t burned out yet. The smoke curls lazily in the air, soft and bitter, biting the back of my throat. I don’t care. I drag hard, because if I don’t, the silence in this damn office will crawl into my head and stay there. That woman dared to mention the one thing I’ve spent ten years trying to bury. Her voice full of mockery echoes in my mind.