Unseen Chaos Novels & Stories

Ever since this chaos started, I have tried to hold it together and not break, but I am slowly losing the strength to keep it together. I leaned my head on the glass of the machine and took slow breaths to try and calm my mind. After a minute, I felt a little bit better if not calm. I tossed the crushed can in the trash and walked away. I hailed a cab and went back home. I should take the time out to freshen up.

Why the fuck is he everywhere I am? " Watch me,"

And so, all the following hot summer days and evenings, as well as nights, the venerable Adelard could not find a place for himself. Everything seemed to him so unreal, not natural, inanimate. Everything seemed even more feigned. What could have fluttered his untouched nerves before, now were nothing more than a phantom, a ghost of the future. The world appeared before him with all the mysterious colors that had previously been hidden from his beautiful eyes. Old Adelard was completely lost, he sacrificed him to get a little closer to love itself.

Robel was fumming by the time he saw the agents' car leave through the security feed. His breath was getting un even and his knuckles were turning white. He picks up the picture frame and stares at the beautiful woman staring back at him with brown hazel eyes. His eyes softn a little before a storm took over and he sends the frame flying across the room. With a loud crash, the frame bounced off of the opposite wall and shattered in to peices. Robel breathed in and out for about a minute before he buzzed one of the maids. "Come clean this mess and bring a new frame."

The world outside the Veil had already begun to tremble. At Chaos College, the dormitories were eerily silent. The hallways twisted unnaturally; walls bent, doors appeared where none had existed before. Students who should have been asleep were standing frozen in mid-step, eyes blank, gazes fixed on unseen points in the distance.

I looked up to see the sky, clear and blue as always. It was a perfect day, with a soft breeze playing with the clouds. I smiled and, without a second thought, I deleted Ruby's message and blocked her number. Then I stood tall and walked out the door. Time was racing by. I strode confidently into my future.

Blinking through the haze, I see all of them are in masks, masks I don’t recognize. My eyes struggle to remain open, and fails the last thing I see before the darkness pulls me under is the disfigured remains of the truck.

THE UNSEEN HUSBAND Sebastian found the journal by accident. It was three days after the confrontation with Helena, and he'd been looking for a book to read to the children before bed. Alessia had mentioned keeping some books in the chest by the window, so he'd opened it without thinking. Inside, beneath a few worn volumes, was a leather-bound journal. He almost closed the chest immediately—it was clearly private, clearly Alessia's—but the page it was open to caught his eye. Not because of nosiness, but because of the handwriting. The same careful script from the letters Helena had intercepted, but this time formed into poetry.

I shook my head, trying not to picture him naked. "Eww, come out please!" The door burst open suddenly, revealing his wet torso. He just had a towel wrapped around his waist and his hair was wet from the shower. Oh, fuck me already. I licked my lips unknowingly and flicked my eyes to meet his gaze. He had a huge smirk plastered on his face and came closer towards me.

Albian stood, crossed his hands over his stomach and told what he could. “Yes. We were sought out and told a great many things about you and what was to come. I was given a choice in the matter. I chose to help you. He found us hidden away in a cave, we were on the run...” The ground beneath them began to shake and the drumming of hooves echoed closer. Evrah looked around and saw a small group of unicorns, running full speed toward them. The atmosphere had changed. Fear had now taken hold in the expanse of space they occupied. It was the first time since she arrived, she felt herself. It was both comforting and terrifying.