Spinel Crying Novels & Stories

An ankle or just a strand of hair crosses the barrier and they are yanking them all the way through to their terrible death. I find myself bombarded as one lunges for my throat, three more burying their teeth into my torso and more on my ankles. The pain breaks through my mental block. Each shake of their heads wiggling more through the small chink in my mental armor. “SPIN!” I hear Gemini cry out and I have to see her, get eyes on her.

Soon, he tasted warm, salty tears. He looked up and saw Ariana crying soundlessly. Trails of tears glided down the outer corners of her eyes. She looked less unfazed and indifferent than she usually did. In fact, she seemed vulnerable and pitiful. Spencer kissed her tear-stained eyes and asked, "Why are you crying? Am I not allowed to touch you now?" Ariana pushed him away. She didn't mean to cry. She just felt incredibly pathetic, and that feeling overwhelmed her for a moment.

Own retorts again, making it apparent that he isn't happy about the news. I should say something. I really should but I start sobbing like a baby. I swear I could hold myself back earlier because I knew there was no one who would value my tears. I don't think Spencer cares that much. He would just feel bad that he made me cry but with my friends I can't hold myself back. I know they always have my back and that makes me feel comfortable enough to cry like a baby. “Why are you crying?” Both of them ask in perfect synchronization.

The crystal warmed on my chest, pulled from the box, its hum syncing with our gasps. Climax crashed—hers first, walls milking me, my cum spilling hot inside her. But as we peaked, the crystal shattered with a crack like thunder, shards flying. A wail filled the room, spectral—Mira, solidifying from mist, eyes wild. 'Forgive... protect...'

The drone let out a high-pitched scream before imploding into a pile of non-resonant salt. The crowd in the district went silent. Then, the screaming started. Not from fear of me—but from the realization that the person standing next to them might be a shell. We retreated to the sub-levels of the Spire, the "Safe-Zone" Dante’s obsidian presence provided. Serafina was there, looking more mortal than ever, her skin bruised and her "Lunar-Platinum" hair matted with soot.

Blood spilling. I squeeze my eyes shut. The two memories overlap. Killian laughing. Killian bleeding. Killian reaching for me. Killian trying to get away from me. “Stop,” I rasp. “Stop mixing. Stop…” The dungeon doesn’t listen. Shadows pull at the corners of my vision, shaping themselves into things I don’t want to see. Morwein’s sharp smile. Father’s disappointed stare. Lyra’s cold, furious eyes. Killian’s face, too pale, too broken. The sound of his breath catching as the ritual tried to rip him apart.

I wanted to scream but I gritted my teeth, I can feel mind-numbing pain as I continued to dig a hole deep enough so that I will be safe. The spiderling got tired of me, knowing that he cannot reach me inside the hole it screeched at me as it ran away. I exhaled, but I did not stop digging. My lips were pale and cracked because of dehydration crying did not help my situation either, my stomach grumbled screaming for something to eat, I was even starting to pass out due to excessive loss of blood, but I kept on digging wanting to make a safe space where I will wait for my big brother to come and rescue me.

She was quelling herself from crying for the past two months because she wanted to show her family that she's fine, she's strong enough to handle the pain. But for some reason, she felt safe crying in front of Xander. Maybe she wants him to feel more guilty for causing this. Maybe she wants him to know how painful it is to lose a child. Maybe the atmosphere is just letting her let out her miseries. Whatever is the reason, she wouldn't know exactly. She bawled her eyes out as she thought she had been through this stage but she was absolutely wrong.

Doubt gnawed at him, and he began to question everything he had known. A deep, guttural howl escaped Jaden's lips, reverberating through the cold, stone walls of the dungeon. It was a cry of pain, a primal expression of his shattered spirit. Tears streamed down his cheeks, mingling with the dirt and grime that adorned his face. At that moment, he felt utterly alone, abandoned not only by the love of his life but also by hope itself.