O With A Line Novels & Stories

With all my love, O.J❤️❤️💡

I was standing beside him. The sky was on fire—brilliant streaks of orange and purple melting into twilight, the ocean below catching every color like it couldn’t help but worship the sun’s final bow. Nathan lifted me effortlessly onto the stone railing, his hands gripping my hips, fingers pressing into my skin like he needed the anchor just as much as I did.

Every heartbeat seemed to resonate with one purpose: to help Connie. Then, in unison, they opened their eyes, ready to direct their energy shot. Marko signaled, and the atmosphere grew more intense. "Ready? One... Two... Three..." Marko's voice echoed in the room, boosting their spirits. As the word "Fire!" left Marko's lips, they collectively channeled positive energy towards Connie. A gentle light began to shine from their hands, flowing softly towards Connie's body. The energy felt warm and soothing, as if surrounding Connie with love and support.

"Oh no" *************

With shaking hands, he held the papers while tears filled his eyes. He looked down and saw the little symbols that indicated what your second gender would be. One would be crossed, and that would mean that you were either an alpha, beta, or... an omega. He scanned the papers, and his eyes landed on the little cross that was scribbled on the paper. He read the word that was written next to it over and over again. Why him! He didn't even look like one. His shoulder shook, and he let the test result process in his mind. He felt so disappointed.

Just before I passed out on the cold bathroom floor, I caught a glimpse of Jessica's latest post on her social feed. It was a photo of two hands tightly holding each other, and I recognized Zach's hand immediately. His left hand, where a ring should have been, was now marked only by a faint line. The caption read: "No matter where I am, I'll be there if you need me."

Follow instructions once inside. I checked in at the security booth, got a temporary pass and the house key. The guard verified my order before letting me in. I turned on my phone’s audio recorder right away—better safe than sorry, especially in a wealthy community with strict rules. I didn’t want trouble over a simple errand.

Uhrrghh! "Ouch~ Yes!"

The witch built it right where an eager body would duck. “Sable’s party favor,” I say as I catch Olive’s sleeve when she steps without thinking. “Wait.” She points anyway, breath hitching. “Trip-line there, secondary there and tertiary,” she swallows, “tied into the rail so if you cut the wrong one you make the whole thing sing.” “Good,” I say. “Now say it again without panicking.” She inhales. The mint on her wrist flares, the key under it settles against her pulse like it’s listening.