Walk The Blue Line Novels & Stories

I knew that with a gentle man like William, Even if he didn't love me, my married life wouldn't be bad. But I never expected Happiness would come so intensely and passionately. When I gave William the ring my parents left behind, He pulled up a treasured video from his phone album. In the video, I wore a light blue gown, dancing gracefully in the center of the ballroom. While William stood nearby, his gaze following my figure constantly. It was the opening dance at last year's charity ball. I performed the first dance as a special guest. The person who invited me on stage was William.

Ben Cross approached and took the heavy shopping bags from Mikayla’s hands. “Kaycee, it’s just a set of sheets. Must you make everyone upset?” I looked at my childhood friend, the man who had sworn to be my only knight in shining armor. Somewhere down the line, Ben’s attention had shifted to Mikayla. I held onto the bag with the blue bedding set. “All I wanted was a fresh, clean set of sheets.” Not giving them any more attention, I walked out of the store. On the way home, Ben was behind the wheel.

I looked at the return portal on my system screen and clicked to activate it without a moment's hesitation. A white light that only I could see rose up. A massive force pulled me into the vortex. In an instant, the white light disappeared. And this body died for good.

Somewhere north of it, in a shooting lodge in Sutherland, nine people who were told what they were before they had to carry it are asleep in a building named after a room in Aberdeen. And under all of it, in a channel she can no longer hear, something very old is going about its business, in no particular hurry, waiting for a door that has opened four times before. "Quiet," she says. "It feels quiet." She picks up her glass. "I'm going to need about ten years to get used to it," she says, "and I'd like to spend them here." END OF BLOODLINE ZERO

Visibility dropped to almost nothing. In the last video, he looked into the camera and forced out a smile. “Serena, look. I made it back to the highest point we ever climbed…” Then his foot slipped. “Wait… this ice isn’t stable…” The camera spun wildly, then went black. The last line beneath it read: failed to send, no signal. My heart jumped once, hard, then slowly settled. Kane stood beside me, his hand resting lightly on my shoulder. “Do you want me to call it in?”

I didn’t realize we had a library, but it doesn’t surprise me based on how many books my parents had for me to read. As we step outside we are once again under a canopy of tress. Dean doesn’t stop walking once outside so we silently follow him as he turns around the pack house and hugs the tree line. I can tell he’s keeping us away from the main pack area and I’m grateful for that so I don’t run into Mina or her mate yet. I wonder what he’s going to show us as he walk further. The path takes a sharp 90 and another 90 as it leads up a hill. Once up the hill Dean stops and gestures out with his hand over the area we just walked past.

The Crossovers Are Just To Solve The Love Problems Of Other OCs … Kulv walked towards the waterfalls and stopped before the water. He squinted his eyes and leaned forward to see more of the thing beneath the walls but, he forgot that he had now Blue with him, the weight of his body would be doubled. So, when he leaned forward to see, he was caught off-guard when he lost his balance.

our subjects are still peaceful inside their homes and I have no intention of seeing them even pleading with hard to fight for their lives. In this world, life is what everyone values. You will resist any test to stay breathing. There is no place to be weak and expect you will not last if you apply your goodness. Because all creatures in this world are ruled by people like me, everyone is deceptive. You will fall into independence if you do not make the right decisions in life. My grip tightened on my sword that was on my side as I approached the path to the dungeon. All the symbols I pass I have turned blue. This is our signal whenever a vampire is in serious trouble whenever there is a war

My phone buzzed again, and I picked it up. “I’m trying not to get it wrong again.” I read the message slowly. There was no pressure in it, no attempt to push anything forward, just that. I did not reply immediately. Across the room, Blue stood up and walked back to the structure. She crouched beside it and looked at it carefully from the side. “It’s still standing,” she said. “Yes.” She reached out and touched one of the blocks, then quickly pulled her hand back. “I don’t trust it yet,” she said.

Her hands covered her mouth as she cried, her body shaking. “Why now…” she whispered through tears. “Why do you have to come now…” Her chest tightened painfully. “I can’t do this…” she cried. Back outside— Blue walked straight up to Adrian. Her expression was cold. Controlled. “You need to leave,” she said. Adrian looked at her. “…You know her.” Blue didn’t deny it. “Leave her alone,” she said firmly. Adrian stepped closer. “Who is she to me?” That question—