Novel & Cerita The Pale Heart Destiny 2

But it was true, he didn't see Alec as more than a brother and he hated himself for that, he wished he did so Alec would still be here. But his heart couldn't deny how hard it beat for Eden. That's when Malakai realised, destiny was real. And his destiny was written besides Eden's. And that wasn't something he could control. End of flashback.

"Don't even think of running away. You clearly know what's at stake here. Now go back to your fucking room and wait 'til the ceremony starts." Silly of me to forget how much of a demon this man is. I wanted to laugh because of anger. How could I have thought there was any mercy left in him? I must have been out of my mind for a moment to think that he actually has a heart. No, he doesn't. He's handsome and rich but his heart is dark and evil. I pushed his arm away from me and stood properly. I violently wiped away the tears and gave him an evil look. I smiled sarcastically despite the tears.

She forwarded her hand and he grabbed it quickly which made her chuckle. "Let's start again." She told him. He just hugged her and now he was happy that he had got what he had been wanting. His family. "I love you Natasha and I love you too Scarlett." He whispered and kissed their head. "We love you too." She replied Scarlett just yawned and again put her head on his chest, cuddling to him. They chuckled and went toward their destination where no one could separate them again. Where no Cruel Destiny exists. The End

Darkness poured through the broken barrier. The white world cracked apart as if it were made of glass. The red-eyed creature stepped into the Trial of Two Hearts. Its body had no clear shape. Black mist twisted around it like living shadows, hiding everything except its burning crimson eyes. Every step it took turned the white ground black. Flowers withered. Trees crumbled into ash. Even the light began to fade. Kael felt the mark on his chest burn. The creature smiled. "At last." Its voice echoed from every direction. "You cannot hide from destiny forever."

His answer did not make her heart beat slow down. “You need to be more careful, Malyshka. It is so easy to follow you, and you do not even notice.” He said to her as he took short strides to her. He was attracted to her scent. Even his human form found her alluring. His heart would do this thing where it felt like it skipped a beat and would follow up by beating twice to balance out the skipped beat. Alexander was trying not to be obsessive about the young woman who stood in front of him. “What? Do you know how crazy that is to say to a person whom you barely know?” She asked him.

Lex leaned in, his eyes narrowing with a sinister gleam. "Where is he, Kali?" he demanded, his voice dripping with malice. Kali, with a wicked smile, leaned back in her dark chair. "In Wildwood Haven, Lex," she purred, relishing the anticipation in Lex's predatory stance. "But we need to act swiftly before the Blackmoon is fully risen. That's when his power will peak." Lex shot forward, his hand closing around the witch's neck. "How did you only find him now?" he growled, his deranged eyes shining red as his wolf came to the surface. "Have you been playing me all this time?"

Damien is saying, and I suddenly snap back to attention. The line moves forward, a slow progression toward an uncertain destiny. My turn comes, and I step up to the makeshift altar, the potion before me like a vessel of fate. Damien gives me a stare — not just the stare of a brother, but the stare of my Alpha, commanding me to drink. I know, despite my misgivings, I have no choice. I tip the cup to my lips and with eyes screwed shut, I drink. The liquid burns down my throat, a warmth spreading through me like a subtle flame. A bitter taste settles in my mouth as the potion becomes a symbol of choices stripped away.

“And the worst part is there’s nothing I can do to help you. Eliza, do you have any plan at all?” “I do, but it’s incredibly risky. So much could go wrong while I wait.” Neither Damian nor any other pack could exile the fated mate of an Alpha heir without risking war. Every generation of Lunas was believed to be chosen personally by the Goddess. If a Luna chose to reject her fate, she’d be hunted down by every fanatic of that faith. There’d be no safe place for me—no matter how far I ran. At least, not in this world… “What are you planning?” he asked directly. “Because if it’s too dangerous for you… I’ll kill that bastard myself.”

After I managed to regain my balance by holding onto the table, I realized that quite a crowd had gathered around us. I looked at Stella, who was writhing in pain on the ground, and next to her was the crystal bracelet my mother had left me. I stood there in a daze, countless images flooding my mind, and my heart started to beat violently. I trembled as I approached, wanting to pick up the shattered pieces of the bracelet. But Zac pushed me away. "Anna! What are you doing?" With a loud thud, my head slammed hard against the edge of the table.

While it was unknown how Red Rose had managed to locate him, let alone send him a message, the important thing was that he was here. “I apologize for my lateness. I would make it up to you later. For now, how about you accept this gift.” Destiny, the mysterious 2nd Ancestor of Intersection, pulled out a figure that had not been visible before because it was at his other side and hidden from Red Rose’s eyes. “Oh? You caught this dimwit? No wonder it was so quiet.” Red Rose’s eyes lit up as she spotted the dead undead Wind Demon in Destiny’s hands. In his hands was a Wind Demon that was all too familiar. It was the assassin that had been hidden in the shadows, waiting for the chance to strike;