Unbreakable Novels & Stories

Let the world send its threats, its challenges, its tests. True mates, bound by choice and strengthened by love, were simply unbreakable.

Leandro raised his eyebrows and clicked on the over sixty thousand comments. Just as Charlotte prayed that he wouldn't read out the comments, she heard the man's deep voice whisper in her ear, "Picture 5, Mrs. Romero and Mr. Romero about to engage in something unspeakable in the next second, right?" This was the top comment with 880,000 likes. Leandro finished reading and suddenly looked at her, "What is the Unmentionable?" Charlotte's face immediately turned red. Was this a question she could answer? "Hmm?"

Ohhh" she replied. "Take your time, I just want you to know that I like you very much, and I want you very much" "You also want to marry me, make me the mother of your kids? " Yes, can I propose now? Her beautiful eyes were amused. ________________________________________ Hurting myself was what I do Best, lingering on broken memories. What's broken is broken. It can't be fixed. Still my heart felt used. Fekit discarded, even hurting her hurts me more than it should.

“I… I feel like I’ve been carrying so much fear… so much… anger… and guilt. And you… you still hold me like I’m fragile glass.” Jerald chuckled softly, a low, rumbling sound that vibrated through her chest. “You are… fragile only because the world tried to break you. But to me… you’re unbreakable. You’ve survived everything thrown at you, and that makes you… unstoppable… to me.”

She stared at her hand in his, the stark white bandage against his darker skin, the symbol of something neither of them said aloud: she might shatter, but he’d be there to hold the pieces. When she finally looked up, tears shimmered in her eyes. “I don’t want to be fragile.” “You’re not,” he said fiercely. “You’re stronger than anyone I’ve ever known. They see tears and call it weakness. I see you fight through hell and still stand. That’s not fragile. That’s unbreakable.” Her breath caught. For a moment, she let herself lean into him, her forehead against his chest. His arms came around her, strong, grounding.

“That’s your first mistake. Thinking this bump makes me weak. It doesn’t. It makes me unbreakable.” The tension crackled in the air like the storm before a wildfire. I could feel the sweat trickle down my spine, not from fear—but from the sheer control I was forcing on myself not to slit his throat right then and there. "Unbreakable? I doubt because you are unbearable for sure! " My eyes twitched.. "What...? " Alex’s father grunted beside me, clutching his ribs. “Mirabella… don’t. He has more guards. Traps. You won’t make it.”

“Anna, that’s enough.” But it wasn’t. Because they were still there. Still trying. Still reaching. Still a threat. “They’ll keep coming,” I said. “Then we deal with it—” “This is dealing with it.” My hand lifted slightly. And the pressure increased. The first crack echoed. Loud. Sharp. One of them Broke. Not fell. Not stumbled. Broke. Like glass under too much force. The other two reacted instantly. Trying to move. To escape. But they couldn’t.

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐔𝐧𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭

and James and I looked at each other over her head and didn’t need words because we both knew it was true. On the drive home Lily fell asleep in the backseat with her rocks clutched to her chest and James reached over and took my hand without looking and I let him because my hand fit in his like it was made for that, and I thought about the word durable again, the word Dr. Kemi used, and I thought maybe durable didn’t mean unbreakable, maybe durable meant breakable and still here, cracked and still standing, scarred and still soft.

“Promise you’ll apologize to her in the morning. And make things right. Our pack can’t handle unnecessary infighting right now, especially not with Victor still out there.” Melissa nodded, her face softening, and clinked her glass with mine. “I promise. And for now…” She lifted her glass, just a little. “To Nora Nightshade. To Dark Moon’s newest member.” “To Nora,” I said, and took a sip.