Started When We Were Younger Novels & Stories

"Alright, sunshine. Hit me with it. What was human life like for you?" "Human life was just a few months ago, and now it feels like it's been centuries. Some times, I can't even remember what it was like." "The concept of immortallity is already messing with your head." "I guess," I shrug. "But I remember somethings. I remember when I was a kid, I loved making a mess of things—climbing trees, running around barefoot in the yard, pushing every rule just to see how far I could go. My parents always called me tiny trouble."

It was where I had grown up, where my dreams had taken root, and where my heart had been broken. Diana and I had once been inseparable. We spent countless hours exploring the neighborhood, sharing secrets, and dreaming of our futures. But as we grew older, life took us on different paths, and we drifted apart. Our friendship became a distant memory, lost in the chaos of adulthood. But now, standing here face to face, I couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia. It was as if time had stood still, freezing that moment when we were still just kids with endless possibilities ahead of us.

DARLENE My mouth felt dry when the static of memory dropped into my head, like the flash of a camera lens going off in the darkroom of my mind and the restive blindness that followed. We had been sixteen, fresh out of high school and setting our sights on world domination when Laura’s birthday rolled around.

"Tell me everything." "Alright." Thomas said, running a hand through his hair. "It isn't exactly all that interesting, but I don't mind telling you. It all started when we were only eight years old..."

Lukrezia The night has settled and the party started, we danced sang and enjoyed everything having brothers here was amazing, even though i had shadows looming. We weren't fancy, we enjoyed being loud and very very normal growing up away from the pack in our early childhood made us strongly bonded to one another.

Silver was really better. That was how our friendship began and thousands of years have passed since. I miss those innocent times of youth. The time before the curse and what directly preceded it. I snuck away often to visit my friends. The times spent with them were the best memories I had of my childhood. We got into trouble, boasted about our prowess at just about everything, and challenged each other incessantly. Our friendship was built on trust and respect. That was before everything changed.

"This is how it all started; he used to live very close to my house. Our parents used to be close even before our birth and presence on this earth. I don't even know how it happened but, I and he happened to be friends we were very close and we always did a lot of things we do a lot of things in common. Though we do have a lot of differences, the more we fought, the more we got very close to each other, the more we share more things in common, the more we learned that this life is nothing,

“It looks like I’ve caused you guys quite a lot of trouble.” “Back then, we were just a bunch of lads. No one knew how to take care of a child. With you around, our lives got turned upside down. In retrospect, those were much simpler days.”

he asked quietly with a grin as we swayed. It took me a moment, but I quickly realized what song it was. I remembered it clearly from when we were teenagers, right before I had left the pack. “Oh my god,” I whispered. “I do remember.” The memories were as clear as day: it was an old classic rock song, and we had become obsessed with it when we were teenagers. I could still remember stealing my dad’s record and putting it on while he was at work. We would dance in the living room until we were out of breath and laughing so hard we would collapse onto the couch.

"Back when we were young, our families would often travel together. You'd always refused to let me lean on your shoulders back then. "Despite so many years passing, why can't you just give me a chance?"