Walk On Water Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

She climbed the steps, crossed the threshold, and tried to ignore the way the wolf inside her went completely, inexplicably alert. Just adrenaline, she told herself. Just the territory. Just being back. She kept walking. End of Chapter One.

of a much larger symphony. "Chapter one of the new world is over," Kael whispered as the clouds of the North rushed up to meet him. "Chapter two belongs to the stars."

Half an hour before I was to seal a blood bond, my vampire fiance's steward stopped me outside my own bedchamber. "I'm sorry, Your Grace, but your key doesn't fit this lock." His words made my stomach drop. "That's impossible. Crowley Ashbourne handed it to me himself." "According to our records, the bedchamber is currently occupied by Lady Elsa Ashbourne, Lord Crowley's adopted sister. She set a ward over it, and only Lord Crowley's blood seal can open the door." My lady's maid, Marta Bell, went white at the steward's answer. The bonding gown, the moonstone ring, every single thing the ceremony required, all of it was still inside that room. In half an hour, vampire nobles from every territ

The air was thick, humming with unseen energy, and the scent of something ancient—decay and whispers of forgotten dreams—curled around him like a fog. “What is this?” he gasped, his voice barely more than a breath. A sharp pain shot through his wrists. He looked down, heart hammering as he realized he was bound—thick metal chains coiling around him like serpents. The links burned against his skin, though no fire touched them. Shadows stirred in the distance, shifting, creeping closer. Walkers. Their glowing eyes pierced the darkness, unblinking and hollow. They moved with unnatural grace, circling him like vultures waiting for their prey to break.

I can’t let this new chapter slip away before it even begins. I struggled to walk, my muscles protesting with every movement. I walked slowly to the bathroom, each step heavy and deliberate, and got some water to clean the washroom floor. The mess stared back at me like a symbol of my life right now—chaotic, unexpected, something I had to clean up alone. After doing that, I grabbed my bag and left the house, locking the door behind me with a soft click. I was feeling dizzy and nauseous, the world spinning in slow, unsteady circles, but I know I have to stay strong at the same time.

The office‑bound Willa looked away entirely, her cubicle fading, fluorescence dimming as if my refusal had cut her power source. Only the path ahead remained fully bright. I swallowed, throat dry. “Okay,” I whispered to no one and everyone. “Next chapter, then.” The floor under my boots trembled with a faint, expectant pulse. I stepped toward the new corridor. And the maze closed behind me.

he said, waving a hand and stepping aside. I heaved and clamped my feet forward and into the corridor. The space felt hollow now, and as I moved briskly, I could hear my footsteps resound in steady taps like water from a leaking pipe. The water from the skies outside still poured down hard, and as I moved past statues and stone pillars, flashes of light whitened the walls intermittently. Richard followed closely, but he didn't walk in a haste like I did, as he strutted in his usual manner like nothing was happening in front of him. I rushed and reached my chamber door; clicking the knob and shoving the door open.

Declan was now at a security office in a park, clutching a guard's phone and repeatedly dialing my number. The moment my phone buzzed with an incoming call, I answered, and his voice, no longer angry, came through faintly. "Did you switch our bodies? Hurry up and switch us back." I couldn't help but laugh, though I pretended to be confused. "Wait, has that been bothering you? But I thought you loved Camilla! Shouldn't you be thrilled about this?" I started singing, just to annoy him a little more. "Take you back to every memory, hold you close like it's meant to be, through the highs and all the lows, I'll never let you go…

he muttered lowly making me gulp, but I stood up regardless and he put his hands on my lower back and led me out It was like he was controlling me of some sort but I didn't care, I followed him out and he stopped in front of a very expensive looking sports car, he opened the car door for me and I got in He did the same and zoomed off, I could see the dent in his pants, making me wonder if I had as much effect on him as he did on me. __________________________ Okay, first chapter done Do comment your thoughts and vote Please This book is a part of a family series, but it can be read as a stand alone.

" With her left strength, she push Prince Caspian and walk away. *************************************************** Mourge saw everything up in the mini stage. She saw how Peach walked away and she saw everything from the beginning. Mourge tried to smile on the crowd. "Thank you everyone!" And the People cheer for her. Mourge try her best to get fit in the crowd until she reach her destination. Prince Caspian. "Don't think about following her." She warns her using her cold and deadly voice. Prince Caspian freeze in his place. Seconds later, he faces Mourge with his begging eyes.