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Her head started to ache just looking at it. “What is this place?” she asked again, quieter this time. The other Ava turned slightly, looking around. “This is what remains when a soul is divided too many times.” Ava froze. “A soul…” The other Ava nodded. “Yours.” Ava stepped back again, shaking her head. “No. That’s not possible. People don’t get divided.” The other Ava’s eyes softened. “They do when they are too powerful to stay whole.” The space shook again, harder this time. The light beneath them surged upward in waves, like something pushing against a sealed surface. Ava almost lost her balance.

Bella I feel like a lost child seeking help, but there's no one out there who could possibly save me. The world looks scarier than it was before, and I see nothing except its dark side. These aren’t just thoughts; they’re my reality. I'm afraid, not only because of Alex's absence but because my baby, who did nothing wrong, might end up living without a father. As I was walking across the silent road, I suddenly lost my balance. I tried to keep myself standing, but I didn’t have the energy. Just when I felt like I was going to completely fall, I suddenly felt the warmth of someone's arms catching me, and then everything went blurry.

We must have been wearing similar expressions of bewilderment, because it prompted Aurora to further explain. “You must understand, Harper. You are a very complex creature—practically one of a kind. You possess multiple halves. There’s the wolf half. There is the Mater Luporum. And then there is simply you. Each of them demands to be seen, heard, and acknowledged.” I gently shook my head. “How? How do I control it?”

This was one of the topics everyone found fascinating and unnerving in equal measure. Professor Elliot tapped a diagram on the board, which displayed two overlapping silhouettes: one human, one wolf. “For werewolves, vampires, and werecats, the ‘other self’ is not merely a metaphor. It’s a living, breathing part of who we are. A fragment of our instincts, emotions, and subconscious.”

"If my heart would be healed, I'd like to heal it myself not through someone else by merely having him patch me up and covering the missing parts with his own. If that would be the case Kate, he could easily wreck me apart once again and this time I wouldn't know how to repair my shattered heart any longer" I was stunned into silence what with all these coming from a girl who had just been cheated on. "And besides when Mr. Right would come, I don't want him to have only half of my heart. I'd like to give it to him whole because I know he won't repeat history and break my fragile heart once again because if he does, then he isn't Mr. Right". I gasped playfully. "Oh my gosh! Doctor Love is tha

I still loved Grayson with my entire heart, but did I also love Lee the same way? Could two men have my entire heart? Or just halves of it? And was it possible for one half to be bigger?

There was only bliss between us. “Moon goddess took her part of soul, and she restored one part in you as a reward, but when you didn’t wake up, then she restored mine soul with the remaining half to let you have me whole, entirely as yours.” I nuzzled closer. It felt too complicated to understand. Rowan smirked and made me look at him. “Love, it means. You bring me back to life and we share a common soul now.” It felt serene to listen. Whatever happened, the result was still the same as I wanted. We were together, hell, heaven or earth, nothing matters more.

"Don't you know that two halves make a whole? This guy, if this is really an imprint, could be my other half. He could make me whole. Who knows? He might even offer me love, a true soul mate, guaranteed never to leave me because the ancient legends say so. An unbreakable bond." I notice she doesn't use his name. I hear the undeniable hope in her voice, the sadness, the confusion. "You know what? That's bullshit! And I am even better at math than that, Aline!" The words rip out of me. "I know that if you put two whole things together, that makes a couple. Think about that, Aline."

Not a lot is known about soulmate bonds due to their rarity. However, it is said that the two halves of the whole soul will call to each other from the second they see one another. The bond will continue to strengthen whenever the pair is near one another, which the soul craves, resulting in a constant need to be near each other. The bond will be complete once the bond is consummated.

She asks, trying to understand. “Sort of.” I think about how to explain the concept of other halves to Jamari. “Demons are whole beings by themselves, but when they find their other half they become stronger. Our other half is meant to compliment us, making us stronger in areas we might have struggled in before them.” She nods her head as if she understands. “Our other half doesn’t necessarily have to be a sexual partner, though most demons go down that road once they find them. Demons aren’t really big on monogamy, or relationships.”