Split Second Novels & Stories

The pills were already in my system, burning down my throat. My heartbeat felt slow… too slow. My vision kept fading in and out, like someone was controlling a switch. When I finally forced myself to look in the mirror, I almost looked away again. I didn’t recognize that girl. Puffy eyes. Dry lips. Messy hair. And a face that didn’t look like it could carry any more pain and heartbreak. Everything inside me felt numb. Empty. And then heavy again. My fingers slipped from the sink. I remember that clearly.

she snapped. The screen version of her stepped closer—so close it felt like she was pressing against the glass. “You were never singular,” she said softly. Memories flickered. Blackouts she couldn’t explain. Moments where she felt detached from her own body. Dreams that felt like rehearsals. “You were split years ago.” The words hit like a car crash. Victor looked genuinely horrified now. “I partitioned unstable cognition,” he argued weakly. “Yes,” the screen replied calmly. “You split her to make her manageable.”

Ronan She’d finally said the thing I’d been too much of a coward to put into words. Not about the bond trying to “decide” for us—I didn’t know if I believed that—but the part about wanting to stay and wanting to run at the same time. About not knowing which impulse belonged to who. “I get it,” I said, because I did. More than I liked. “You’re not the only one who feels split down the middle.” Selene looked at me like she wasn’t sure if she believed that. I took a step closer, hands open at my sides so I didn’t clench them. “You remember, during the ritual, that moment when everything almost slipped?” I asked. “When the Veil buckled and I nearly lost hold of the current?”

“That was just a receipt for a notice. From the moment it was sent, it meant my transfer had already been processed.” He met my eyes and roared in anger. “We are husband and wife, Tanya. I won’t allow it! You’d better give up on the thought of leaving. “Think carefully—do you really want us to drift apart? I smiled. He had no idea how long I had awaited this moment. I pulled out the wedding certificate I had torn in two and flung it at him. Damien’s face twisted, yet he tried to act nonchalant. “What are you doing? You think shredding it changes anything between us?”

CHAPTER 128 — WHEN THE TWO BEGIN TO MEET The room felt quieter after Sienna spoke. Not because the danger was gone, but because something inside her had shifted again. Damien noticed it immediately. Elias did too. Sienna lowered her hand from her temple slowly. Her breathing steadied, but her expression stayed distant, like she was not fully inside the room anymore. “I think I felt it,” she said quietly. Damien stepped closer. “Felt what?” “The split,” she replied. Her voice was calm, but something unsettled stayed underneath it. “It is not just memory coming back. It feels like two versions of me trying to exist at the same time.”

She was speaking but I couldn’t understand what she was saying. The moment came suddenly, like a bolt of lightning. Her eyes flew open, her back arching off the bed as she screamed my name, her orgasm washing over her like a tidal wave. Her body convulsed around me, her muscles gripping me in a vice-like grip that had e fighting for control. My own orgasm followed swiftly, a hot rush that left me trembling.

I need to get some medications. That Alpha left the cell and I felt myself lose consciousness and everything went dark. I woke up later and noticed he was gone. I tried standing up but I couldn't. I had to wait for some minutes to gather strength and I tried again. I was able to stand up but I had to use the wall to balance myself. I left the basement and headed out of the pack house to go outside. Everywhere was dark and that meant I only had little time to rest well and take care of myself before I started working again.

I took one last look at my phone and saw that the mystery man had sent the image Alright, let's see who I'm going to be stalking alongside Sarah! 'plat,plat,plat' I tapped on my phone as I clicked the image. My eyes widened In surprise as I stared at my screen "WHAT!!!"

Mesmerizing. As she stared at him, a flicker of reflection passed through her. She couldn’t remember ever feeling this much depth, this quiet intensity, even when she was with Rafael. He’d been like a tempest—wild, unpredictable. Their relationship had felt like a storm she got swept into before she even had the chance to think. Rafael had never truly been a steady presence. Even when he stood beside her, it always felt like a part of him was somewhere else… unreachable. And now, after discovering the second life he’d built behind her back—a whole other family while still married to her—she finally realized it was time to let go. Time to release the memories that no longer served her healing

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