Vanishing Half Book Novels & Stories

"Just tell me." Ivy is used to Cela's lack of emotion. As her editor, she's mastered handling her so well. "Your second book is selling faster than the first one. Only three branches of the bookstore have not confirmed the final sales yet as of 5PM today but the other seven already did!" she told the first good news. "Really?" Cela asked in a casual tone but a smile shortly appeared on her face after realizing she's having a back-to-back success.

Putting on the mask of a concerned she-wolf. But deep down, more than anyone else, she wanted Adrian to never find me. Adrian was frantically trying to reach me through our mind-link, but all he got was an empty silence. I had utterly severed the silver thread connecting our souls. The mate bond could no longer help him sense even a trace of my presence. Only a bone-chilling void answered him. The Moon Goddess's Veil was beginning to take effect. I could feel my own existence fading from the werewolf world. Like a drop of water dissolving into the ocean, leaving no trace behind.

As if this small flame of hope will vanish if I spoke out loud. "How can a vampire get affected with dark magic so much? Normally it takes at least 24 hours to affect this much as vampires’ healing ability fight the poison till it can’t. However, it’s not that long since she has been infected." He said, speculating. Then it clicked me. She was not a full vampire! She was a half-vampire! "There is a chance! There is! W-we can save her! Yes!" I exclaimed. My mind couldn’t calm down. It was like getting a hold on the straw before drowning completely.

Even if only half, I am a predator. Looking upwards at my apartment, I'm glad I have plans tonight. If I were inside all night, I could see myself drinking too much. That more than instant healing might be what saves me. The keys fumble, mimicking arthritis. I drop them again and again. Finally, I grasp them hard. It takes forever to get the door open.

I looked up after sending the message. The comments in the air were blurring, like static on a television with a bad signal. "What's happening? I can't see…" "The story fell apart, so we're being forcefully removed!" "No! I haven't finished reading yet—" The last comment disappeared before it finished scrolling across my vision. All the lights in the room were switched on. I had no choice but to squint against the blinding glare. The music on the huge screen stopped and returned to the karaoke's usual interface.

CHAPTER 123 ~3RD PERSON’S POV~ Steven sat in his office, flipping through the pages of his grandfather’s book. He read through everything again and again, trying to find a loophole or a way they could stop the Half of darkness without harming Gabriella. He finally made it to the missing page. He stared at the page for a moment, then flipped past it and through the empty pages until he was at the end of the book. He examined the last page for a moment and noticed a brown stain at the top left corner of the page. He brought it closer to his eyes to see what it was, and he accidentally took a whiff of the page’s scent.

Anger and frustration rippled through me at the thought and Zilver picked up his speed, running faster and heading deeper into the forest. My mother knew exactly what he was looking for but instead of handing it over, she preferred dying. It was that book of prophecies and the key to unlocking it. The key though had been missing for centuries. Because the book only held half the prophecy without that key, the other half was hidden and could only be revealed if that missing piece was plugged in.

She began to "expand." Her body became a massive, light-drinking "Void-Seed" that began to pull the glowing scrolls into her chest. "The 'Second Book' has been 'Cancelled'," the voices whispered from the sky. "And the 'Total Deletion' has begun."

At first she didn't quite comprehend with all the halves they were mentioning but then it occurred to her that twins were also called halves and couples were denoted as halves and that's the denomination her friends were making. "We're not going to rush you into making any decision." Lizzy said responsibly. It seemed strange hearing such a statement come from someone she's never known to be an adult but it sounded nice. "I want you to look at this." She said handing her what looked like a book. "And girls, I don't want any of you to trouble her with dirty thoughts. Keep them to yourself and let her think this through." She warned the girls, looking specifically at Jess. "It's your life and i

All that was left in the vast house was himself as he waited alone for the day to break. … The next day, Evan didn't even bother changing out of the robe that still reeked of alcohol before heading straight to the healing center. When he pushed open the door to the apothecary room, my workstation had already been cleared, leaving nothing behind. A thin document sat on the desk. Evan opened it with trembling hands, and a bold line of text came into view. "Due to multiple irreconcilable differences between both parties, the mate bond has broken beyond repair. By mutual agreement, both parties voluntarily dissolve their mate bond under the following terms—"