Sealed Fate Novels & Stories

she bristled Sebastian went silent for a moment before he countered, “Regardless of what you think, Zayn’s death is an immutable fact. The one who outlasts the other is king, so accept it. Don’t resist it.” Shaelyn clenched her jaw. She was angry, morose, and utterly hapless. So what if she was mad? So what if she despised the Aeolus House? It was an immutable fact. Zayn died. No one was here to protect her now.

"She left this in the Codex chamber. Through it, I feel her soul." Selene’s smile twisted. "Then bleed her through it." Asharoth chuckled. "No. Not yet. First, I want her to suffer." At the temple, Elizabeth stood before Saelith once more. "The Codex showed me a gate," she said. "Black stone. A place of endings." Saelith nodded. "The Gate of Mourning. It seals the Underlight the prison of the First Fallen. If Asharoth reaches it, he will break the veil between life and death."

Inside was a short document, written in clipped, clinical language: > “Subject: Elira of House Landon and Vellaria. Birth: 2:09 a.m., Weight: 7 lbs 1 oz. Status: Stillbirth. Cause: Sudden auric collapse due to unbalanced magical saturation. Disposal handled per protocol. No remains provided.” Carl’s face darkened. “No remains provided?” he repeated, nearly spitting the words. “They handled it themselves?” “‘Sudden auric collapse’?” Maika read. “That’s not even a real condition.”

She choked out, she was running out of breath "I'm sorry I didn't believe you, I'm sorry I let you down" She said, reaching out her bloody hand to touch his face. She wiped his tears, she couldn't bare to see him like this, especially when it was because of her. She was running out of breath, she was tired, she just wanted to sleep. She finally closed her eyes, taking her last breath in his arms. "No! Please, I'm sorry. I'm sorry I hadn't confessed sooner" He mumbled, his lips trembling, but he knew she was gone... he wasn't in time.

The ground quivered underneath my feet. I noticed Sienna chanting as well. Several undead armies slipped out of the cracks in the ground. “Kill them, kill her.” She thundered with blazing eyes. “Immotus!"(Motionless) Maya yelled. "Praetervolo!"(Vanish) The armies halted, then vaporised one after the other. “N-noo. T-this can't be.” Sienna stuttered. The people I had called on appeared. They each touched my shoulder, and with each caress, I felt a power surge.

Bash pulled his wrist away from her and said, “I love you, Gaia. Remember what I told you. You’ll drift off into the darkness. And if you’re lucky, the goddess Selene will welcome you and guide you back. But even if she doesn’t manifest, you’ll feel her presence, and you’ll rise in two days to your immortal life. I’ll be there when you awake.” Sebastian leaned in and gave Gaia one last kiss on her blood-stained lips before plunging into her neck once again. He sensed as Gaia took the final breath of her mortal life and her body went limp in his arms. But Bash continued to drink until not a single drop of blood flowed from Gaia’s veins.

Then, he turned to me and said seriously, "I won't deny that we're struggling now. However, I vow that I, the zombie king, will never betray you in this lifetime. You will be my only queen." Meredith snorted at that and tightened her grip on Kevin's arm. "That's just lip service. The point here is which one of us will have a child first and help our husbands become the chairman of the Otherkin Alliance." It seemed the inability to conceive in her past life had traumatized her. She was so obsessed with getting pregnant that she'd already moved in with Kevin. She'd done it the day she'd announced that she was choosing Kevin as her partner. I smiled, thinking that Meredith and Kevin made a good

I tilted my chin, gaze flicking to the Omega beside him—Serena— her eyes rimmed red, tears trembling at her lashes. For a heartbeat, guilt flickered in Caleb’s eyes. But he didn’t reach for her. Didn’t steady her fragile frame. Instead, he turned back to me, as though making a monumental choice. “The pup remains. As for Serena… I swear you’ll never see her again.” I stayed silent. He mistook it for hesitation, his voice dropping lower, sharper. “Quinn, don’t be greedy. It won’t end well for you.” In his mind, allowing me the bond was already a sacrifice.

The way my body had betrayed me last night. And the awful, gnawing question I couldn’t push away. What if Selene was right? What if Lucian, not Kieran, was the one my soul was tied to?

He doesn’t need to worry about whether he can trust me. ‘I can’t tell him, Aurelian. I will after we figure out this rogue situation and Justin and Mara. I promise.’ He doesn’t respond, just gently nods his head. He closes his eyes and I feel the mindlink disconnect. I continue sitting in the silence of the medical room. Hearing only the beeping of the monitors hooked up to Sage, along with her and Aurelian’s breathing. Another thought crosses my mind based on what Aurelian said. He said he would sense if Sage were his fated mate on the full moon in a few days. Does that mean the plague is over? Does that mean Darius and I can accept the bond and not be at risk? I’m not sure how much time go