The Last Journey Novels & Stories

At three in the morning, my husband, Houston Rodgers, who was away on a business trip, posted on social media. "Three sleepless nights, and I finally managed to snag a sleeper ticket to Daim." My heart softened. I never imagined he’d go to such lengths just to help me get home to visit my sick grandmother. The next day, a colleague looked at me enviously. "I wish I could find a husband as devoted to his wife as yours is." I smiled happily and had just typed out "Thanks for working so hard, honey" when a new post from Heather Conrad, my husband’s female apprentice, popped up. It was a screenshot of a sleeper ticket. The passenger’s name was Heather Conrad. Her caption read: "Thanks for s

The day Martin Lovell is crowned king, I'm made his queen. During the kingdom's founding ceremony, assassins attack Martin and me, and I step in to stop them. But as I'm shielding Martin, he grabs me and pulls me into a blade's path so that I take the hit meant for my half-sister. As the blade sinks into my flesh, the blood filling my mouth stifles my cries of pain. Martin holds the trembling Rosie Franklin in his arms, gently wiping away her tears as he says to me, "Helena Franklin, you know how it is. You're a skilled fighter, and you even have supernatural powers. But your sister has none of that." I die in despair. As my consciousness fades, I hear the system's voice. [Helena, you

For three years of marriage, August Cross had perfected the art of managing our marriage. "I can only walk a thousand steps with you each day. Every additional step will cost you $50." At first, I thought he simply hated walking and was using this ridiculous rule as an excuse to avoid walking. Then came this year's Thanksgiving holiday. August, his childhood friend Jolie Allen, and I traveled to Fairmont together. As soon as we arrived, I pulled out the itinerary I'd prepared in advance, ready to visit Crownspire Palace. But Jolie insisted that August accompany her to the theater district instead. "Gemma, you've already used up 999 of your steps for today. I can't walk with you anymore.

Children, stay behind us! The Last Mother released another wave. Orion opened an impossible doorway. Nero transformed fear into courage. Solen restored memories. Aiden created barriers. Caelus summoned ancient light. The little girl stood beside Lyra. But the Last Mother walked through everything. Nothing touched her. She reached out. Aiden flew backward. Aiden! Lyra rushed toward him. The Last Mother appeared behind her. Too slow. A dark hand pierced through Lyra's chest. Kael screamed.

Because as far as I know, this place usually stays open on Routine Maintenance days, just like the ice skating area earlier. 'This time, I'm trying to make to believe you. Watch out if that place also closed, okay?' 'No, I guarantee this one.' *** Thankfully, this time Edward was right. The last place they went to was a riverbank that was rarely travelled because of the cold air, and almost the entire land surface was covered with snow. The snow cleaners only do their work for the road and path areas, so that the places they currently sit were not in the scope of their work being left alone, successfully forming the accumulated snow until it looked like a fur carpet. The sky was completely d

One particularly memorable trip was a long, forty-eight-hour one-way journey that offered a panoramic view of the entire country. Starting from the hustle and bustle of city life, the journey took him through diverse landscapes, including the highest snowy mountains, dense forests, vast deserts, lush green fields, and finally, the snowy peaks of mighty mountains. This journey was like a long, beautiful movie, showcasing the breathtaking sights of nature. Vicky was able to witness a stunning series of beautiful plains, mighty mountains, and picturesque landscapes. This unforgettable journey left an indelible mark on Vicky's memories, and he would always treasure it in his heart.

It was lull-providing. “Finally…” Randall and Zen whispered, closing their eyes, exhausted from this torturous journey, falling on the ground followed by everyone else. Ending this night as all of them fell on the ground, taking rapid breaths to regain their senses, to sink to the fact it’s finally over. Tristan laid down next to his brother, a cold droplet falling on his face. Zadicus slowly opened his eyes to look at the sky where the rain was slowing down and Zadicus asked the question which he did when they first embarked on this painful journey-

'Out of my way, I am in a hurry,' the oncoming train boomed a horn inform of a voice. "Stop where you are or change your route," Chelsea responded in a commanding voice assuming it would listen to her. 'Sorry ma' am but I have to follow my program for the journey to go on swiftly,' the computerised train replied back while entering the tunnel and beaming it's headlamps as indication for them to pave way. ***

"But our journey isn't over. We still have to stop the God Giant Statue of Destroyers." As they prepared for the final battle, the central hub shimmered with a sense of impending destiny. They knew that the hardest part of their journey lay ahead, but they were ready to face it together. The journey through the seven realms had tested their strength, their resolve, and their unity. They had grown stronger, not just as individuals, but as a team. The challenges they faced had forged an unbreakable bond, and they were ready to face whatever came next. Cliffhanger:

Even Noah and Elijah joined the pair. “It is an abandoned factory located in Belize.” She read aloud. “Hunted?” Noah asked. “Might be.” Alice shrugged her shoulder. “Teen that would be exciting!” Elijah’s eyes sparkled. “I know right.” The latter chuckled. And so they drive towards the doom they didn’t know would be the last time they will be sane. It left trauma, shaking their core and tearing the life of a friend who isn’t supposed to die that day. Meredith sobs.