Third Lifetime Novels & Stories

Parth said and smiled but he was regretting, " How foolish i am? She said and i got in her car. I shouldn't. " " Parth, who all are there in your family? " Isla tried to change the environment right there. " My mummy, grandpa, grandma and my elder sister. " Parth said. " And dad? " she said. " No, he is not. " Parth said. " I'm really sorry. " Isla regretted herself. " No, no. why you are saying sorry? It's not your fault. Wait, did you think he is....? I mean he is alive but he doesn't live with us. " Parth clarified and said, " He is married to another woman right after my birth. "

With much effort he looked away from us and squinted into the clearing of the trees. "You never answered my question." He mused while we continued to walk. "That's because I don't know what you mean." His lips spread over his stained teeth. "Then I'm going to say you're a new soul. Werewolves have plenty of powers but to add on to them, our wolves go on with out us." My head tilted involuntarily but I kept my eyes down to watch where I was going. "When Eli and Nicole die, me and you will be placed into a new person. We'll be someone else's wolf. A different mate. A different life. This is my third life actually, by far my favorite." Vikki's stomach turned when she imagined Larkin with a diff

I asked curiously, "What about Lori? What would become of her in her next life?" "Lori Levaine owes you too much. She will become a dog and quietly watch over you in your next lives." With that, the ruler of the nether world waved his hand, and I was sent into the cycle of reincarnation.

FLASH BACK YESTERDAY NIGHT, 8:30PM It's been years since my father, Dr. Bennett, had died from a car crash during my 15th birthday and ever since life had been hard for me. Don't get me wrong, I came from a wealthy family but it's the same as coming from a poor family when you're nothing but an illegitimate child. My mother was my father's mistress as I was told by my stepmom but I could remember how my father described her whenever I asked him about my mother, she wasn't just a mistress. She was his love.

Darla whispered, "I'm sorry, but this isn't real." I voiced my confusion, "What do you mean? This is as real as it gets. You told me we've been married for three years." Darla asked, "Remember your fall down the stairs after what happened to Sophia?" I nodded softly. "Well, it led you here. This is all a figment of your imagination. You have to go back. You have to come find me, Daniel. Come find us." I asked, "You're not dead?" Darla replied, "What do you believe?"

“Precious Queen Thea, your choices and desires didn’t just eliminate the biggest threat to all life here. They created new life and improved on the old. Your sacrifice didn’t just give life the chance to survive. Your sheer force of will ensured that life will thrive.” “Huh? I thought you were the one that made life.” “You don’t know what your intention did yet, do you?” Thea and the triplets lifted their eyebrows. “Let’s look back through time so you can see.” “Did you say look back through time? We can do that? Isn’t time, like, one way?” “Time is not a cosmic force. It is only a dimension. As gods, you exist in dimensions beyond time, so you can see through it.”

They stood in silence in the cold night, both carefully tucking back their wings so that they wouldnt accidentally touch. How are things for her in the future? Noah sighed. The good news is that something is different in this lifetime. Somehow the curse has been . . . altered. How? Joseph looked up, and the hope that shone bright in his eyes darkened. You mean to say, in her current lifetime she has not yet made a covenant? We think not. Thats part of it. It seems a loophole has opened up and allowed her to live beyond her usual time--

The woman looked at Ethan. His mother. Ethan frowned. That's my mother. The woman smiled. Yes. And so am I. The room became silent. Jason whispered. What? The woman walked closer. Project Eternity was built around a simple discovery. There is no single timeline. There are countless possibilities. Every choice creates another path. Every path creates another version of a person. Ethan stared at her. You're saying there are other versions of us. Not just versions. Entire lives. Lives that happened.

"Show us another timeline. Another option. Another price." "There are other options." The Chronicler summons more books. "But they all end badly. In one, you use divine power to extend life. But it corrupts you. Slowly. Over centuries. Until you're monsters anyway. In another, you merge souls completely. Become one being. Lose individuality. Lose Aurora. In another, you reset reality every thousand years. Starting over. But losing memories each time. Eventually forgetting why you're together at all." "Those are all terrible." Zephyr backs away. "All worse than mortality. All worse than death."

Even Kate and Ethan visited, and even Celia promised to stop by these days but never forgot to send her regards. In all the time Sarah and Luke have been together, she stopped aging. More precisely, her life span elongated to the level that would match his. Both of them sometimes thought about what will happen with Sarah when the time comes for Luke to ascend into the next life, but pondering about it now served no purpose; that’s why they agreed never to bring up the question that would only make them feel not good, but to live every day and every second like it was their last, so they have no regrets no matter what happens tomorrow or in 300 years.