To Go Even Further Beyond Novels & Stories

Chloe's POV “I'll go. Let me prove myself.” I must do it. I need to help my friend, just the same way she'll have done for me. I stood before the council, my eyes burning with determination. The murmurs only angered me the more. There's no time for all these. “Someone needs to get it…” “But it's dangerous. Wandering into the Crescent's territory, we all know what that means. Are you sure?” Nexus breathed. She knew I wasn't going to back down, and I felt she didn't want me to back down either.

Invitation. And far beyond the reach of light, something answered.

Not now. To be continued...

It's time for a haircut, I thought, as I continued my journey. My Audi, Jeena, and I are on the road again, headed toward my next destination. Traveling has become my passion over the past year, and I relish the experience of exploring new places and cultures. Breathing in the fresh air and immersing myself in the unfamiliar has become a way of life for me. As I hit the gas pedal and feel the engine roar to life, I can't help but feel a sense of excitement for the journey ahead.

"Needed you to understand that whatever happens during the breakthrough, you're fighting for something real. For us. For a future where we don't have to hold back anymore." "A future where we can be together without prophecies and supernatural politics and ancient suppressions," I said, understanding dawning. "That's what we're fighting for." "Exactly." He kissed me once more, this time gentle and sweet. "So you break through, you access your full power, and then you come back to me. We'll deal with everything else after." "Together," I said. "Always together," he agreed. A howl from outside signaled that the eclipse had reached its peak.

Because if I do, I might say something I won’t be able to take back. And right now… We’re already standing too close to that edge.

Endure everything. TO BE CONTINUED

I just need to make it outside before I barf again. “Really?” “Really.” I shift my weight. “I, uh, miss being able to go to Walmart at night. There isn’t one close to me downtown.” Jim’s watching, not buying what I’m saying, but I know he won’t question me. “We’ll go with you,” Jacob says. “This controller is shit and I need a new one.” He holds up the XBox controller in his hand and makes a move to stand up.

Go and I'll be telling you the next thing to do there. T b c