Third Lifetime Novels & Stories

Then, I realized he'd deserved it. I was just about to turn around when a huge wolf tackled me to the ground and bit my leg, disabling me. I struggled to get up but he pinned me down and bit my throat, almost ripping it but then he left me alone. Just as he'd done to prisoners, he'd decided to torture me. Deny me a quick death by making every second of my remaining minutes a living hell. At least, I'd rid the world of one evil, Dwayne. Somebody else would end the other hopefully. I decided to use my last minutes to think about the things I loved most and then, I thought of Kiara. My loving mate, who surely would mourn me and hopefully avenge me. I smiled weakly and found myself growing weake

“Destruction.” He looked at Aria. “And rebirth.” Kael stared. “And which world are we in?” The older Kael smiled. “The third.” Emily looked down at Aria. “Then what's the fourth?” The older Kael looked directly into Emily's eyes. “The one that doesn't need us.” A flash of lightning split the sky. The older Kael began fading. Emily stepped toward him. “Wait!” “I can't stay.” “You have to tell me more.” “I already told you enough.”

He again was nodding except this time he had a sigh as he could see it in his own head, “somehow someone had put a curse on what the six of us or seven of us and were supposed to relive everything again?” “No, we don’t relive everything again. We usually end up finding you at some point, and we try to make it up to you so the next life, if we’re that lucky we can start completely fresh and we won’t have to completely relive finding you and watching you leave. It hurts all of us having to completely find you and then watch as you fall in love with one of us again not always the same person. I hate to say it like this but we’ve all had a taste for you, we all still love you. Whereas you just r

We have been through so much to get here. I was walking down the passage to Friedrich’s office when Fynn came up from behind and folded his arms around my abdomen. It was strange to think that I was a grandma who was pregnant again! I guess it was one of the perks of living forever. I could have children even at the age of five hundred and it would be considered normal, but I wanted this one to be our last. We didn’t have to worry that if I died all supernatural creatures would die with me anymore, but we still worried that I would die giving birth. Not as much as we did before, but we still do.

he snapped for a second, his chest rising and falling. “I believe... No, I know that I have loved you in at least three lifetimes before this one. This love, this need for you could not have been gathered in one lifetime or even two. You must have been mine in every life we have ever lived and in this lifetime, you'll be mine again. And in the next lifetime? You'll remain mine. No matter what form we take, no matter how we come across in our next lifetime, I will find you and I will make you mine. For eternity, you will always be mine, Peaches.” Those words should have scared me more, they should have repelled me but they didn't. Not even in the tiniest way did those words repel me.

Like I was a student who'd failed an important test. "Whatever happens to her in this life, it will be because of you. And there will be no third life or soul for her this time around." Ice shot through my veins. "What do you mean by that?" But he was already fading. His form became translucent. The darkness began to recede. "Wait!" I lunged forward, but the protective circle stopped me. "What do you mean no third life? Answer me!" The businessman's smile was the last thing to disappear. Then the darkness lifted all at once. Color flooded back into the world. The lamps flickered on. Everything looked exactly as it had before.

"But I need to know—if I do, if I die and reincarnate, will you find me again? Or is seventeen lifetimes enough?" His laugh was soft. "I'll find you in every lifetime, Elara. That's what souls do when they're bonded. We circle back to each other, again and again, until the universe itself ends." "Promise?" "Promise." He kissed her gently. "So take the ritual. End your immortality. Join the cycle. And I'll find you in the next life, and the one after that, and after that. Forever." "Forever," she agreed One Year Later

“You’re still a wise old bird, forcing your granddaughter to Mr. Rockefeller. You’re riding his coattails now!” Zayn beamed with joy. Looking at those brothers who had criticized him a few years ago, he modestly said, “You can’t say that. Alex and Daya have been destined to be together for three lifetimes. It was carved on the Stone of Three Lifetimes. This marriage has been destined since the previous life.” “The Stone of Three Lifetimes? It seems too good to be true. For real?” “Of course, it’s real. My granddaughter really descended to the mortal realm. Jeez, you guys won’t understand even if I were to tell you. After all, you aren’t godly cultivators.”

“Maintain the gap, help the Void-Dead transition properly, and when death fully heals you’ll be released back to life. Thank you for breaking death in a way that ultimately improved it.” The Finality disappears and the Witness prepares to leave as well. “How long?” I ask it desperately. “How long am I dead this time?” “I’ll observe and document,” it replies. “When death heals completely, I’ll witness you back to life personally. Could be three months, could be three years. Time is difficult to predict in transitional states.” It vanishes and I’m left in the gap as its official temporary guardian. Anna hugs me with ghostly arms. “At least this time there’s an endpoint,” she says. “You’ll get

Trying his best to hold back his tears, George Orsen silently left the ICU… Rachel took another deep breath. “I never believed in supernatural stuff, and I never believed in reincarnation. However, right now… I hope those things really do exist because I’ll have another lifetime… “If there’s another lifetime, I’ll definitely look for you and spend the rest of that life with you, the life that we didn’t get to live in this lifetime.” Rachel couldn’t stop crying. Her eyes were swollen, and it caused her pain. However, the pain only amounted to a tiny fraction of the pain she felt in her heart.