Self Pain Dark Quotes Novels & Stories

He has a darkness within him that he revels in. I hear a manic laugh through the other end of the phone before he utters, “Depends how much pain you want to inflict.” he emphasises the t as he speaks as I shake my head. “A lot,” I respond. I can make those suffer by burning them or peeling their skin, but for the guy that slept with my mate and nearly killed my brother, I want a special kind of punishment for him.

It was really severely red and must be hurting too. “Didn't you say I will never understand the pain of not being able to hate the person I want to hate the most? I do. I do understand the pain. But, never mind... just do what I told you to do." ~The end (part 1)

And the fact that he said he can't control it when it comes. "Yes, darkness." She looked back at me. "Don't be afraid, you have your own darkness too, just not quite the same as his." She flicked another pebble-like thing into the fire, it roared a bit louder. "His was born out of unresolved pain and grief, a more,... malicious, kind of darkness." Okay, this was not making me feel better. I looked at her, my mouth shut.

Most of the time, I think they’re right. You described how darkness doesn’t last, but so far I have seen very little light. Maybe it’s because I’m so used to the darkness that I can’t even recognize the light anymore. Or that the light is too bright, and my eyes can't handle it? Or is that a bad metaphor? I am not very smart or able to write as well as you can. Thank you once again for your letter. I hope that someday you’ll be able to share your pain with someone. Your best friend will be there to listen when you are, I am sure.”

She could barely think straight, her body wracked with pain. Groaning softly, Katie tried to focus on anything but the agony that consumed her. The weight of the past few hours—the fight with Garrett, the cruel words, the tension, and now this overwhelming pain—felt like too much. It was as if her body had betrayed her, holding onto the anguish that she couldn’t escape from. Just then, the sound of footsteps echoed down the hall, faint but unmistakable. The heavy door to her cell creaked open, and a young girl appeared, her face pale with worry as she saw Katie's condition.

As the light fades, something stirs deep inside me—not my wolf. Something colder. Quieter. The Unbound’s voice echoes faintly in my mind, amused. Pain changes people, Kael. Let’s see what it makes of you. I squeeze my eyes shut, breath ragged, as the darkness claims me. I don’t know if this punishment will break me. Or finish what I started.

Mine? Damn! I would burn down this bloody lore. I don’t care if the darkness consumes me as long as I get her back. And it was only a matter of time until Kai also unleashed his rage. “My heart hurts,” I muttered, almost surprised at the sound of my own voice. It doesn’t sound like me anymore. It sounded cracked. Dry. Broken. “I know,” Kai answers quietly. “Because it’s trying to tell you something. Pain isn’t weakness, Dante. It’s direction.”

Because isolation is failing My chest tightens painfully But this time Not from despair From love And suddenly I understand something important Connection doesn’t erase pain. It gives pain meaning I Look Into The Darkness And answer softly: “Yes.” The Hollow stills. “Yes?” “Yes, eventually we lose people.” The void trembles harder now. “But loving them anyway is what makes us alive.” Silence detonates across existence. The Hollow screams Not angrily this time. Wounded Because it cannot comprehend choosing pain willingly. The walls of darkness crack violently

James Pain. Tearing, torturous, stabbing waves of pain. I couldn’t breathe. A black, heavy darkness settled in my chest. Wave after wave, pain consumed me—not shattering me all at once, which might have been merciful, but torturing me slowly. It was like a shard of glass had pierced my heart and lodged there. With every beat, every breath, it scraped and tore, and I could do nothing to ease it. The pain wasn’t just physical—it was draining my energy, my joy, my hope. My very life force leaked out with it. I was going numb, empty, hour by hour. Sleep and food became meaningless. Even training and work couldn’t distract me. Nothing did.

I have yet to lay eyes upon anyone else but her and the purple flashes of light. " Sarah, what do you mean disappear like the others?" urgency laced in my voice. I couldn't lose her now after all this time. " The purple light will take us soon just like it did the others," she spoke so quietly I barely heard the words leave her lips. " Do you know what the purple flashes of light are?" I asked softly. " Unimaginable Pain," she tells me with a tone so sharp, my body felt like she had stabbed me. After she spoke those words the darkness seemed to grow darker consuming us to near blindness, the deafening ring of silence embedding deeper into my eardrums as it waved on.