Sarah Vision Novels & Stories

Lukas points to Katrina, "she has a message for Sarah. Thought you might wanna hear it." They all turn to look at Katie. "Well…," she starts while fiddling her hands. Sarah moves to her and guides her to one of the chairs. The rest of them also sit. "We're listening," Sarah encourages her. Katie looks at them all and stops at Sarah. "I had a vision, I saw a woman in it…," she stops, closes her eyes, and finishes, "she looked just like you." The men sit up and Sarah becomes statue still.

**Seeing Visions** Aria had been graced with extraordinary visions, mystical gifts bestowed upon her by the ethereal Moon Goddess, for several weeks. These visions had danced in and out of her consciousness, often cloaked in enigma and bathed in luminescence. The fleeting images that flashed before her eyes and the whispers that reverberated within her mind felt like elusive shadows, just beyond her grasp. However, in recent days, the frequency of these mystical glimpses had surged, transforming from disjointed fragments into vibrant, vivid tapestries of possibility.

"I've been driving for two days straight to find this place." "How did you know where to find us?" I asked suspiciously. "The dreams showed me the way," Sarah explained. "Every night for three weeks, I've been dreaming about a golden light leading me to a hidden valley." Luna looked at Sarah carefully. "What else did the dreams show you?" "A baby with incredible power, and enemies trying to hurt him," Sarah said. "I'm a healer, and the dreams told me the baby would need my help." "A healer?" I asked hopefully.

He muttered, stroking her hair, and gently sniffing at her scent. “When our pup comes into the world, I will take you back to the red moon pack. Okay?” Sara nodded with a smile. She slowly turned and walked to Frederick's room, with a multitude of thoughts flowing through her mind. She had suddenly seen a vision when Zayne embraced her, giving her a little bit of startle. She saw a quick flash of Zayne stabbing someone in the heart, and the person looked a bit identical to Zayne, plus he gave her a warm pitiful stare, which made her heart race. “Do I know that person?” She thought to herself, her blood rushed through her veins, and she suddenly felt light-headed. She felt some warm liquid cr

Sarah encouraged her daughter to continue. “As soon as I laid down to sleep, I was pulled into a vision. And this was the first one since we had seen Star die.” Sarah was beginning to get worried. Not just because of the dead man on the bathroom floor and what to do about him, but also about Star being back. How was it possible? They had seen the hybrid die right before their very eyes. “Are you sure?” “Mom, I saw him, I know it was him. He was so real, like all the other visions I have had in the past. Mom, he’s alive.”

A crack split the sky. The realm began to collapse. The Spiral Realm screamed as its foundations splintered. Spirals shattered mid-air, warping into jagged rifts that tore at reality itself. Sarah stumbled, clutching her chest as Vireya’s presence surged inside her. “Sarah look at me!” John shouted, grabbing her face. Her eyes flickered between her own and Vireya’s. “She’s inside. I can’t hold her.” “Yes, you can,” he whispered. “You’re stronger than her.”

Riding Saphira, I felt a strength I’d never known, as though every heartbeat was in sync with the rhythm of destiny itself. Through the din of clashing swords and bellows, Saphira's voice sizzled like lightning in my mind. *Olivia, Sarah—there she is.* Saphira's mental voice was a beacon amidst the storm, directing my attention. Following her gaze, I saw Sarah, her small figure cutting through the chaos below. "What is she doing? Go to her now!" Urgency laced my words, propelling Saphira's swift descent. My protective instincts surged, an overpowering need to reach Sarah before the storm engulfed her.

She was placed gently on the ground where she had laid and I ran to her. “Pandora?” I call her. “Pandora!” She starts opening her eyes and I gasp in surprise. Her eyes. They changed. Pandora I woke up from a beautiful dream with a gentle voice calling out for me. I open my eyes slowly until my vision adjusts to the source of clarity enough not to hurt my eyes, which seem to be more sensitive than normal. And I came up with a scene that if someone told me it was going to happen, I would have doubted it. The goddess of the moon holding me and with such a worried look.

**Evelina's POV** Apparently she had been in Gabe’s vision as well. Because he immediately moved to shield me with his body and extended his claws defensively, poised to attack Sarah. “You’re the evil witch from the past!” he growled out. “I won’t let you harm my mate!” Sarah looked at Gabe and rolled her eyes. “Calm down. I showed you those visions for a reason. If I really were evil, why would I let you see the past?”

She smoothed Alex’s hair, eyes scanning every shadow in the room. Katrina thinks she’s winning. But tonight, Sarah realized something powerful: She was no longer the fragile girl forced into a contract marriage. She was a mother in every way that mattered. A warrior. A shield. If Katrina wanted a war, she had just chosen the wrong opponent. Sarah adjusted her stance, shoulders squared, jaw set. Let her come. Because Sarah Draven was ready.