Play Hearts Vex Novels & Stories

“It is already doing it.” Silence. She stared at the screen. Then whispered, “So what name does it give us.” That question changed the room again. Even the system seemed to pause. Then the text updated. Slowly. Deliberately. COHERENCE ENTITY DESIGNATION: “A-01/A-02 INTERLOCKED HEART STATE” Silence. Anna blinked slowly. “…interlocked heart state.” Adrian read it silently again. Then said quietly, “That is not standard nomenclature.”

It's almost stronger than the scent of their sex. Naham lies with his ear pressed against his mate's chest, listening to his heart beating. He used to think vampire’s didn't have a heart. Maybe his captors didn't, but the vampire lying under him does. The sound of his heart beating is soothing. The Omega looks up to see blue eyes staring back at him. His heart flutters, and he feels his Dragon come forward, peering out his eyes at their mate.

Maybe I need more rum or maybe… I trail my thumb along her cheek. I just need her. ~~~~~~~~~ W͟i͟n͟t͟e͟r͟ My heart is pounding. Am I having a heart attack? Can you get a heart attack from turned on-ness? Blake’s hovering above me. Like, like… a-a… like…

It shot up through the geyser-arch, a pillar of pure emotional energy that pierced the violet sky and struck the lead Reaper directly in its "Synthetic Heart." The effect was instantaneous and terrifying. The Reapers weren't destroyed by fire or force; they were destroyed by feeling. The "Synthetic Hearts" that powered the machines were built for logic, for cold efficiency, and for the "Zero-Pulse" world. They had no defenses against the raw, unfiltered spectrum of Lycan emotion.

he takes my face in his hand and kisses me. Fuck his lips are so soft against mine. it feels like heaven. I should stop him, shout at him my mind is screaming telling me to stop him, but my heart says no just live the moment. we pull away to breathe. we are looking into each other eyes "I'm not going to see you again. right?"

The ground beneath us trembled, as if the earth itself feared what was about to come. The hearts began to levitate, their forms bathed in the pulsating light of the circle. The hybrid’s heart was the first to rise higher, its pulse matching the rhythm of Andromeda’s voice. The virgin witch’s heart followed, its magic shimmering like a veil of starlight. Finally, the heart of the treacherous wolf ascended, its energy dark and raw, a reminder of the betrayal that had paved the way for this moment.

Or at least, the core fragment of it. Jack held it up to the camera. The red light cast sinister shadows on his face. "Do you know what this is?" Jack asked softly. The Viper’s composure cracked. He leaned forward. "The Heart... You actually have it." "I do," Jack said. He tossed it lightly in the air and caught it. The Viper flinched. "And do you know how it works? It’s not a battery. It’s a unstable isotope of ancient biological energy. It reacts to stress. My stress."

[My Heart Shakes] — "David? David, are you okay?" An anxious Travis, whose hands were trembling, whispered a query that nervously flew out of his dry lips. His voice was cracking up with emotions while his tear-filled eyes witnessed David's body convulse on his lap. His heart was palpitating in the bedchambers of his throat, urging him to release it from his system. Heavy with despair— his heart yearned him to release a quivering, silent cry that pierced into David's ears— hustling him from his tragic world.

His hand grabs mine against his heart, and presses my palm even harder against it. “Feel that, Vivi?” he whispers, breath fanning my face. That’s when I find the courage to stare into his eyes; into these eyes that seem to suck me in. “Feel how my heart beats for you, only ever for you.” I swallowed, my own heart also beating erratically. “I d-do, Felix.”

“Do you think they see us?” “They don’t need to,” Rhea murmured. “If they’re adjusting the stabilizer manually, they’re already seconds from triggering a failure cascade.” Adrian’s pulse thudded harder. There were only two reasons someone would be inside the Heart chamber right now—either they were trying to seize it… or destroy it. Judging from the way the Heart’s rhythm staggered, skipping beats like a heart in the midst of arrhythmia, it was definitely the latter. “We need to shut down the veil,” Adrian said, already moving toward the auxiliary panel embedded in the wall. It flickered with corrupted data, as though someone had partially overwritten the system.