Scary Links Novels & Stories

Lily whispered, “Try Sari then…” So I did. ‘Sari? Sari, can you hear me? Something’s happening. You need to—’ More nothing. Not even static. Just a black wall. My throat tightened. I tried to keep panic from showing on my face, but I knew I was failing. Lily squeezed my wrist, her voice trembling. “Joha… Brinn. Try Brinn.” I reached. ‘Brinn? Brinn! Answer me—this is serious!’ Still nothing. Like all three mind-links had been cut.

In a low but sure voice, Xandar uttered the words, “I, Alexandar Thomas Claw, offer you, Lucianne Fressia Paw, a link to my mind.” Despite her fatigue, Lucianne’s eyes widened in shock. Mind-links were only possible between members of the same pack, unless you’re an Alpha or Luna, which would enable you to link other pack leaders. Even mates of different packs couldn’t mind-link each other until they were mated and marked. Government officials also had the privilege of mind-linking each other since their jobs may sometimes concern national security which required their immediate attention. A mind-link outside pack relationships, mate ties and government functions was rare.

“…the lady in the shadows…the one who watches you and wants you dead…” As the little girl's words from her vision swept over her,Beth felt a sense of terrifying unease. It was a coincidence,she told herself,nothing more.It was impossible that the little girl and Marcus could be speaking of the same thing,it was just impossible! “The lady in the shadows?”she said,her hands trembling in fear. In her mind she saw herself lying cold and frozen in that casket.

I should be able to initiate a mind link with them. I try to create a link with both of them, I’m not sure if I’m successful but I still say, “I went for a walk on the trails with Sebastian. There’s something out here and he’s shifted. Please help.” Suddenly, three wolves jump out of nowhere and they all are staring at one thing, me.

‘Do you think you can ghost me? ‘Do you think this is over?’ ‘Tell Liam. I dare you.’ ‘I’ll ruin him.’ ‘Don’t forget who has the powers here, baby.’ Threats after threats, video attachments after video attachments and even a link. My hands started to shake uncontrollably as I clicked on the link. It took me to a private site where he had uploaded yet another video of us. My blood turned into ice and I dropped the phone. My stomach twisted into knots as the world tilted sideways.

The world didn’t just glitch; it began to **scream**. As Aris Vance’s pulse hit zero, the indigo dawn outside the basement window was replaced by a flickering, jagged crimson. The "Global Empathy Link" I had just created—the bridge that was supposed to save humanity—was turning into a noose. Five billion minds, suddenly connected, were now experiencing the sensory overload of a "System Crash." I felt it in my own head—a million voices crying out in a synchronized wave of terror as their reality began to pixelate. The wooden beams of the house turned into translucent wireframes. The smell of the morning air turned into the metallic tang of static.

"I understand. Traumatic amnesia is a common defense mechanism. The brain wants to protect you from the image of the monster." He adjusted his glasses. The fluorescent light overhead flickered, casting a momentary strobe effect that made my stomach churn. "But try for me," Miller continued. He opened a manila folder. "Was he tall? Did he have a scent? Sometimes it’s a smell that triggers the memory—tobacco, a specific cologne, perhaps the smell of a certain brand of soap?" I felt a cold sweat break across my hairline. I knew that scent. I had smelled it forty minutes ago while I was pinned against the damp earth, the scent of expensive cedarwood and the sharp, sterile sting of industrial-gra

Rayna POV Damon’s hand was still on my shoulder when his eyes glazed for a second - the telltale flicker of the mind-link. I could feel the ripple through the bond, his tension coiled like a drawn bow. "Lira. Now. Our chambers." The link snapped closed before she could even answer. I touched his wrist. “You shouldn’t sound that scared through the link. She’ll panic.” He gave a humorless snort. “Too late for that.”

But for now, there is no cause for alarm,' mum said before closing the link. Something wasn't right. Maureen never shut me out of the mind link without a good reason since our bond was created. I was still turning that in my mind when Dominus' call came through again. I picked it up with my mind filled with worry. 'Have you heard from the girls today?' Dominus asked without preambles. 'No. Why are you asking?' I asked. 'Lucia's feeling of panic nearly chocked me just now. I mind linked her and she said it was a rat scare. I would have let go if I didn't just see your dad and mine rushing out of the council looking too worried for my peace of mind,' Dominus said.

Darren asked. “I don’t know, I feel so angry and heartbroken-ish like sad and angry somehow. I don’t know.” I explained, confused to how I felt. “Oh, I’m sorry. It’s the link. I’ll be back.” Lucas said, not meeting my gaze as he left. “What was that all about?” I asked Darren, who seemed to have understood what was going on. “The members of a link share emotions. When someone on the link is angry, the others feel the same too, maybe just a little bit but they still do and you can’t just create links with just anyone, that’s why I’m still confused as to how Lucas created one successfully.