Sarah Vision Novels & Stories

Following that, she dashed to the right. Sarah just kept racing into the dense, dark forest, where the only illumination she had was the moonlight. Despite tripping and rolling multiple times, she struggled to stand up and save herself. Her parents' sacrifice of their lives for her is reason enough for her to live. Because she had fallen multiple times, her garments were ripped and scars covered her hands and feet. Her body eventually gave up. She came to a halt, and it was only then that she realized her vision was spinning. Her pulse and heart rate were also extremely high. Sarah's eyes gradually closed, and she became completely unconscious.

But Sarah laughing in a chemistry lab, helping another student with an experiment. "Sarah Chen," Maya's voice narrated. "Nineteen years old. Pre-med student. Her crime? She has the ability to generate fire. She's never hurt anyone with her powers. In fact, she used them to save Isabella Martinez from a burning car three months ago. She's a hero. But the Purge Initiative marked her for death." The image shifted to show a young man with kind eyes and nervous hands. I recognized him from campus.

She get ready and go out in living room ,see her mother and sister . She is Sarah ,she is headstrong girl who love to help other in the hour of need.She never think twice before helping other .Sarah like to wear western clothes ,she is straightforward and never bend down in front of injustice .She always ready to help other ,this is the reason she always want to become a doctor .She is studying medicine on scholarship and in few year she will be doctor .Her family includes her mother and younger sister Haya .Her father leave her mother when Haya was born ,he married again for son .Her mother is a school teacher and they have face many financial difficulties in their daily life but they are

I flinch, as I see someone staring right back at me. Again, I’ve never seen her in my life. She is very beautiful though, and as unique to look at as Micah. Her hair is pin straight, stained with a glistening golden blonde colour. Her eyes are her most dramatic feature. They command your gaze with their fire and intensity. It’s almost like staring at an amber gem in its purist form. It’s stunning. “Hi…I’m Sariah,” she introduces, shoving her hand back. She draws it back when I flinch away. “Oh, I’m sorry.”

Out of the blue, everything around me spun, and my vision turned pitch-black. “Scarlet, forget what you have seen.” When I woke up again, I was back on my bed, my body entwined with Sin’s. I scratched my head, but as on previous nights, I could not remember my dreams. Staring at the fast asleep Sin who had his eyes closed, I returned to sleep.

But, she’s also my mate, the female Beta of the Crimson Snow Pack, a strong warrior who balances that strength with a kind and energetic spirit, the mother of our two pups, and the most breath-takingly beautiful woman I’ve ever laid eyes on. “Hello, my love.” I say, my face breaking out into a huge grin when I see her walk through the door. That’s part of her magic – even with the craziness of vampires potentially threatening our pack, she can always make me smile simply by walking into the room. When we got the call from Scarlett that it looked like vampires had been at our southern border and to keep everyone inside, my mate jumped into full-on Beta mode, helping me strategize who should s

“Understood, sir. I’ll take care of it right away.” Back in the ICU, Sarah lay in silence, her brows tightly furrowed as if trapped in a nightmare. In her dream, the sun was shining bright over the campus of Adams University. Sarah stared in confusion. Hadn’t she been in a car crash? Why was she back here? Just before losing consciousness, she remembered a face—Vivian’s. But why would Vivian be here, in this dream? “Sasa, have a cherry.” That soft, cool voice carried a familiar tenderness—just like she remembered, only somehow younger and more innocent.

She replied with a small smile. I sipped from my glass. “Tell me the truth, Sandra. What did you see that made you react the way you did the first day we met?” I asked the question that had been bothering me since that day, hoping that she would give me a good answer this time. She was quiet for a while. “Do not leave any details out.” I said. “I saw a vision,” She sucked in a breath and I urged her with my hand to continue. “In that vision, I saw Alpha Darwin and Alpha Darin, fighting in their wolf forms.” She replied.

I instructed weakly, "then send for Mari. She cured Sara of a similar infection years ago. She has the touch for this." The room—my private sanctuary—felt far too small when the door suddenly flew open without so much as a polite knock. Sara stormed in, her eyes burning like blue fire. She caught Yara just as the healer was pulling on her clinical coat. Sara stopped short, her gaze darting between my bandaged chest and the woman at my bedside. A flicker of recognition crossed her features, and her face became uncharacteristically thoughtful. "I’ve seen you," Sara said, her voice dropping an octave, thick with suspicion. "I’ve seen those eyes before. In the Zone."

There was no fight in us. She held on to Scarlett's sweater and murmured some things while holding the crystal. She continued until her eyes turned a dull white colour. No glow; her iris just disappeared. "Magic, pleasure, pain, deception, rage, lust, longing, tears, desire, confidence, courage, Midnight, Alpha!" she said, her eyes turning to normal. She gasped and dropped the sweater, trying to catch her breath. "What is it ?" I asked her, and she looked at me.