White: The Melody Of The Curse Novels & Stories

I couldn't see his face but I knew, my thundering heart could feel it was him. I tried to open my eyes until I saw the burning chapel and people panicking. What happened? I looked up at the man who was carrying me. I stared at him until my vision got clearer and I met his eyes; it was him. I held his cheeks as my .tears started falling again. I remembered everything. "I--love... you," I whispered. I felt my back on the ambulance bed. I closed my tingling eyes again as I felt dizzy. But now I remembered everything, we have been cursed.

I challenged him back. The tune starts to play as the build and melody start to go faster at each turn. I twisted and tossed with the prince as the both of us enjoyed the music. “We have to switch partners!” The prince speaks a bit loudly for me to hear since our voices were being drowned by the music. I nodded to him as he gave a graceful spin as he passed me to the next gentleman who held me in his arms and spinned me to face him. When I came face to face with the gentleman, I felt myself stumble a bit and wanted to freeze at the face I saw. I wanted to hug and punch the man who stood before me.

Her breathing laboured as she attempted to remain unnoticed. Felicity broke the stillness. "It sounds like it's coming from outside. We should go. Chris is upstairs waiting for us." After they left, Waverly sunk to the floor, absorbing the information she had overheard. The Crimson Wolf was under a curse? What could he have done that was so terrible that he paid the price this way? More questions clouded her mind the longer she was in this room and no one would provide her with a straight response. Mentally defeated, Waverly stood up and saw the letter that was still atop of the table. She made her way to it, praying that it held some sort of answer. She picked it up and flipped open the pie

"The curse is deep and it is strong. This Ishild you speak of… she is more powerful than any sorceress I have come across. I only see darkness around her. Whatever shred of her that was left after the daemon took her soul is long gone" "Is there a way to break it?" Saffron asked. Oda nodded slowly. "It can be, yes. But only light can drive out the darkness." "What does that mean?" Saffron questioned impatiently. "It means you, dear. You are a white witch. It is your white magic that can erase the dark."

"Look at you, Amelia. You're like a madwoman!" She pointed out the car window. "Do you know where we are? This is where the wolves tore Heidi apart! I'm going to make sure you meet the same fate!" Fear gripped my heart, yet I did not seem to care. Death might even be a relief at this point. "Go to hell!" Mandy flung open the car door and shoved me out. I hit the ground hard, but the physical pain paled in comparison to the sorrow in my heart. Soon, the car's headlights faded into the distance, leaving me engulfed in darkness.

The whisper returned, faint and derisive — > "We shall see, little moon." And deep within her chest, the dark throb of the curse pulsed once, slow and potent — like a heart reacquainting itself with the rhythm of life.

A woman’s scream echoing through time: “The curse will choose. And it will destroy.” “Elora!” Joel’s voice broke through the storm in her head. His hands gripped her shoulders, anchoring her. His eyes blazed with desperation. “Stay with me. Don’t let him take you.” “I… I can’t stop it,” she gasped, tears streaking her face. “Joel, the curse—it’s alive.” Kerric stepped closer, his aura pressing down on them like a storm. His golden eyes glowed with triumph. “That’s right. Stop fighting, Elora. You belong to me.”

I stood in a courtyard painted by moonlight. White roses climbed the stone walls. A little boy with dark curls sat on a step, his skinny arms wrapped around his knees. He watched a woman in a crimson dress, Bianca Weller, sobbing into her palms. Tears fell from her chin to the ground, sizzling like drops of acid. “I thought… if I bore him an heir… if I loved him with blind devotion… he would save us,” Bianca whispered into the night. “But he only wants power. He wants blood. And I… I birthed a curse.”

"Terrifying, but beautiful." The beauty intensifies as we approach the distortion field's edge. Aurora phenomena dance across the sky despite broad daylight, painting the snow in colors that exist only in dreams. Geometric patterns spiral through the air—crystalline formations that shift between dimensions, visible from one angle, transparent from another. Most unsettling are the sounds: music that seems to emanate from the ice itself, harmonies too complex for human vocal cords, melodies that trigger emotional responses to memories we've never experienced. "Dimensional bleeding on multiple levels," Rowan observes, their academic excitement evident despite the circumstances. "Not just physic