Past Aftons React To Their Future Novels & Stories

"Be good and stop throwing tantrums. We can always have another baby later. You mustn't do such ridiculous things again." Watching him defend Gianna so openly, I only felt a deep weariness. He would never know that the reason I gave up the baby and turned down the engagement without hesitation had nothing to do with that fake video. Before I received that fake video, I really did get a call from the future. The gaunt, hollow-eyed woman on the video was me, five years from now. I didn't want to argue with him, so I followed his lead and said, "I'm very tired. I want to get some rest."

My mouth hangs open at the confession. “I liked Future the first day I saw her. She was new and you know what happens when you are new meat at the school. She was the most beautiful girl; I have ever seen. And I knew the guys would go for her. For the first time in my life, I didn’t want to be part of the stupid bet. But I couldn’t get out of it since Hector was hell-bent on getting her pregnant, so we made a bet on who will get her pregnant first.”

Ashton continued coldly. He watched without emotion as both women turned deathly pale. Realization was finally sinking in. Ashton Pierce had just destroyed the future of their families. ****tbc****

Ashton hadn't ever given much thought to having a child, but if they were anything like Thomasina's brood, he'd be a proud father someday. Ashton stepped into the hot water and sank into it chest deep, sighing. His head dropped back to rest on the lip of the tub, and he tried not to think of the future, marriage or babies. If he never married, the estate would pass on to Rafe, but Rafe had no head for business. He preferred living life to excess and was not particularly gifted at learning how to earn what he lost at the gambling hells. Their mother had no delusions about Rafe or his behavior, which put all the more pressure on Ashton to be the one to settle down and have the required heir an

--- The Future As Rafael and Sophia stood together, the city stretching out before them, Rafael felt a sense of finality. The war was over. The enemies had been vanquished. But now, the real work began. They would reign together, not just as partners, but as rulers who had created something that no one could tear down. Their legacy would be one of power, yes—but it would also be one of resilience, of unity, of an unbreakable love. Together, they had conquered the darkness. And together, they would rule the world they had created.

His face, flushed with determination as he looked his father in the eye. At the other end of the table, Genera, Rohan’s younger sister, observed the tense scene with wide eyes. Her heart raced as she witnessed the clash between her father and brother, unsure of what the outcome might be. She knew that her father’s traditions and expectations held immense weight in their immortal society.

They walked side by side into the city, feeling the hum of life around them, the uncertainty of the future, and the faint echo of the letters that would guide others — but no longer control them. For Ava, the loops had ended. The fire had passed. The letters had been sent. And the last letter — the one that mattered most — had been written. Ava smiled faintly, looking at Eli. “We survived the future.” Eli laughed softly, a mixture of relief and disbelief. “Yeah… we did. Somehow.” And together, they stepped forward, into the unknown, carrying the knowledge of every choice, every warning, and the power of the last letter — a letter that would give hope, guidance, and freedom to whoever came af

The Emotional Aftermath Later, in the private gardens, Aurora sat with her friends, their hands resting on their growing bellies. “I still can’t believe it,” Aurora said, gazing at the stars. “We’re all embarking on this journey together.” “It’s fate,” Iris replied. “Our children will inherit a world we’ve fought to protect.” Aurora smiled, her heart full. “Together, we’ll guide them into a future of peace and unity.” The night air was filled with hope and the promise of a new era, as Queen Aurora and her companions embraced the dawn of their shared destiny.

" Even though I had long since resolved to let Nathaniel go, those words tore open every emotion inside me. In my last life, I cooked and did all the chores for him for 40 years. And now, in this life, all it came to was going our separate ways. I let him pound and shout, even as the neighbors came out to gawk. I didn't open the door or say anything. At last, he stormed off furiously after being urged on by the neighbors. Before leaving, he threw one last line over his shoulder. "Bella, if you've got the guts, then hide from me for the rest of your life!" He didn't know I had already decided not to have anything to do with him again. The days passed, and the wedding drew closer. The day befo

"I know you misunderstood me. But what happened because of that misunderstanding—it was real." "What's done is done. You can't undo it. The scars in each person's memory don't fade." "That day in Switzerland was so cold that it finally let me let go of the past." "Zane was the one who helped me move on." "Let's just move forward. Nico, Arlo, Rhett." "We had a beautiful childhood. But from now on, I'm going the way I chose. The way I'm looking forward to." "And I hope—the Nico, Arlo, and Rhett from those childhood days—can wish me well."