Synonym Endlessly Novels & Stories

Which was always. Which was forever. Which was now. --- The End ---

Intentionally. Enduringly.

A flame nolonger raging, but eternal. Still burning. Still theirs. Forever.

Forever and always. THE END.

He corrected, "a place filled with endless everything. Endless wants, endless emptiness, endless powers. Endless chaos. It came to him, whispered a solution- a host for it, in exchange for a mate." My eyebrows arched, "what is the endless?" "It is hard to describe." He paused, his gaze seemed to go off into nothingness, "It is everything and nothing at all. It is a mirror of worlds by which shadows and shades are born. It's a place and a being, a god in its own right-" "And did it- did it give him a mate?" I managed to utter. I was taken in by the story and though I knew the answer, something about hearing it from his lips seemed more genuine.

"Always?" "Forever."

I spoke right inches before her lips as our foreheads were connected " I am willing to give us a chance, so please don't push me away again " "Never. " I whispered against her lips and devoured her lips, it wasn't a lustful kiss like last night. It was Real. Endearing. Enamoring.

Grace explained to her. “Really?” Amara pouted her lips. “And why would my mother name me something like that?” Grace ruffled her hair. “Don’t you know that something everlasting is eternal? It means it will last forever, timeless and undying... I don’t know but, it could be your mother’s never-ending love for you, Amara. And perhaps that was how she wanted you to see it—that her love for you would be everlasting, and nothing and no one could ever change it, even time.”

Sophia spoke up. Meg wiped the corners of her mouth. "I'd advise you to eat for dinner, there are only two meals here. "How long have you been here?" inquired Meg. "Ten years," she replied with a tired but determined expression. The answer left Meg shocked. How could anyone endure such a long and harrowing existence within those walls? "And when will you leave here?" asked Meg, hoping to find some ray of hope. The woman let out a heavy sigh before answering with a palpable sadness in her voice. "Never. No one really gets out of here alive."

Not an ending. A horizon.