The Mountain Between Us Novels & Stories

They boarded a ship and drifted downstream toward Canmir in the south. Neither of them had ever been there before. They only heard that Canmir had recently been struck by famine. After three days and nights of sailing, their ship finally reached Canmir. The terrain in Canmir was rugged and steep. The mountains stretched on endlessly too. The moment Selene and Fenric disembarked, they were struck by the sight before them. In the distance lay vast green plains, and at the edge of the plains were towering, snowy white mountains. Everywhere in the streets and alleys were objects related to religion belief. When they passed by the Matron Abbey, they heard the continuous stream of prayers inside.

I dined alone in the restaurant. My stomach was full, but my heart felt hollow. When I returned home, I printed the divorce papers. I was just about to sign them when my phone vibrated. Josie Law sent me a screen recording of a video call. In the video, she and Xander Christian were standing on the deck of a luxury cruise ship. On the other end of the line were their friends cheering with admiration. "A trip to Antartrica? That costs at least 100 thousand! Xander had never once taken Josephine on even a 10-thousand-dollar trip, right?"

Like we hadn't just crossed a line we could never uncross. My fingers found her spine and traced downward, counting each vertebra. Her skin was impossibly soft under my touch, and everywhere we connected, those sparks ignited—tiny electric pulses that danced across my fingertips and sank into my bones. "I'm happy with this," I murmured against the top of her hair. "With us. With our pairing. Whatever happens next, whatever comes at us—we face it together." I let my palm settle between her shoulder blades, feeling her heartbeat through her skin. "You understand me?"

With a heavy sigh, I bent down to pick up my bag from the floor, my movements awakward, almost as if I was trying to buy myself some time to gather my thoughts and regain my dignity. “Hey.” The voice came from behind me, breaking the awkward silence that filled the air. It was low and calm, like a soothing balm, contrasting sharply with the chaos in my head. I straightened up, taking my time to get my bearings, and turned around. There stood Nick Marsh, leaning casually against the side of the stage, as if he had been there observing me the entire time. He looked all too relaxed, with his hoodie sleeves pushed up to his elbows and that ever-present hockey duffel tossed over one shoulder.

“ he don’t love me “ I painfully spoke. It felt difficult to breath and felt like rocks in my throat refusing for me to swallow nor let out. It was stuck and I wanted to be free from all the problems. “ I am sorry “ She pulled me in her arms and hugged me as I finally feeling the touch of someone mine, broke down. I held her arm, crying out loudly with my face buried in her forearms. “ shhh. I am here “ . . . I sat on the bed after changing my clothes as aurora kneeled down in front of me. She held my hands in hers and squeezed them tightly. “ Adeline “ She called my name making me look at her. I let out a deep sigh feeling my heart clenching at the thoughts but I pushed them back. Well, tri

Henry and I were denied entry when we arrived at the venue. Soon, familiar figures showed up before us. Zoe had her arm looped around Tim's, and her other hand was holding Cece. They looked like the perfect family. The sight of me wiped Tim's smile off his face as he frowned in displeasure. He noticed Henry holding me up and fell into his habit of starting a lecture. "You should be at home, reflecting on your mistakes, not hanging around with his lot."

must have done their jobs, hopefully. "Goddess, I didn't know I was this out of shape," I breathed out with a huff. I placed a hand on Vander's arm as I bent over to catch breath. I heard a small chuckle leave his mouth, and it made me feel a little satisfied. At the top of the mountain we continued walking through a forest, the ground thick with snow. Thankfully it was the kind of snow that was packed enough that I didn't sink down in it. "You guys remember the plan, right?" Daniel whispered to us as he cocked his gun.

This vicious fashion of crossing this world peek the attention of the powerful entities who overseer the place. Surround the Curse Mountain is the border mountain of the Four Great Countries. In a west side, a second of a highest mountain, a young man wearing robe which looked like stained by blood stood there, hovered to the air.

Maybe being billionaire is very dangerous. The road ahead was clean and clear, chiseled while the side forest covering our parts were white with frost on there branch and the mountains behind them are them peaked with white frozen on there peaks and even covering them completely. The view is very beautiful. I wanted to visit this place since i was fifteen. I fell in love with this place the moment i read about it in a travel magazine. "It's look beautiful" i whispered. "It's look more beautiful with you here " Aakash said while placing his hand on my thighs.

The family separates to allow us to pass through the threshold into the sunlight, into the fresh, mountain air. I gasp. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life, and I live in the mountains. But this is… wholly different. Towering, snow-capped peaks spread out as far as the eye can see. Huge mountains. Mountains bigger than anything I’ve ever witnessed. I know where we are. And the husband was right about being a long, long way from the Roguelands. “This is the mountain range between Eastonia and Crescent Falls,” I say to Evander in a mere whisper. “I had no idea people lived here.”