You Too Can Be A Hero Novels & Stories

She turns to look at me, her eyes focused with an intensity that makes me swallow. “Luca, I would love to tell you that you don’t have to worry, that the worst is over. That your life will be that of a typical alpha’s; but the goddess sent you to save her people. Heroes don’t have it easy; it can be hard, lonely, and they constantly need to watch their backs. But that doesn’t mean it’s all bad. You may feel like an outsider at times, but you weren’t meant to be ordinary. Your something special and meant to do great things. You have power, and even when it feels like all is lost, the hero never gives up.” She gives me another smile before standing up and walking back over to the bedroom door.

I heard another warning howl and I took off, my wound slowing me down. I remember sourly what Mom once told me one day after I had my regular argument with Dad. I remember vividly pouring my heart out to her and she said. "When you are alone, you become your own hero. Don't rely on people because they won't always be there for you" she said emphatically and I went to bed angry. I realize how correct she was but not fast enough.

We sacrificed ourselves for them, some deserving it and some not, but we were there real heroes of the story. William suddenly lifts his head when he feels me staring. A grin appears on his face when he waves at me, asking me to come to see him. Tiger tells me he’ll be in charge of bringing our breakfast to the table while I speak to the boss. I sit in front of him and smile, “How are you doing?” “I’m good! We’re famous now. They’re calling us the mysterious heroes of Green City.” he chuckles. I laugh and take the tablet from his hands to read the article which describes us as Marvel would describe Iron Man or Captain America. I’m truly happy that we’re recognized for doing an act of extreme

I noticed Chloe and Grace had stopped playing and were watching avidly from the play area. “The media is calling me a hero,” I said, just going with the first words that came to mind. “But you people I’m looking at right now deserve that title more than I do. I’ve been here with you for less than an hour, and I already feel inspired to change the world. What a wonderful gift.”

Suzanne snarled in a harsh whisper. Aiden looked at both of them with a displeased look and they both mellowed down. "Go on CIN," Ashley encouraged with a smile. "As if I have a choice," Aiden muttered under his breath but he continued anyway. "After a while the mayor gave his concent and the two brothers formed up Hero League. They ran experiments on people in other to make them a step above the ordinary civilians, hence the powers. But Tiz noticed the heroes they were making all turned cold and had no feeling of humanity left. He brought this to the attention of his brother but Zeno ignored him and went on with the experiments," Aiden went on.

"He taught me physics for four years. On the very last day before the college entrance exam, he told our class that this country needs people who carry guns, but it also needs people who build them. "I chose to carry the guns, and he kept building them. And he did it for 50 years." My tears welled up again, though I was too emotionally drained to make a sound. "General George, I'm so sorry. I failed to deliver the heart." Kaeden shook his head. "This isn't on you. It's on that man."

They are the good guys. It was because of them that I had got this chance to study and make my life better. They were the ones who showed me the possibility of leading a respectful life, regardless of what I had gone through. And despite being a young single mother. And it was through them, that I had met Levi, my heart throb.

She ran to my side as well while my sister took slow strides, the fastest her legs could take her to me. All three of them engaged me in a group hug. After a while of embrace, my mum pulled away and cupped my cheeks in her grip, tears streaming down her face. "My baby's a hero!" She smiled widely. I caught the tears from her face with the tip of my thumbs. She was right. I was a hero. This meant way more to me than mere words of action. I took it to heart. This had to be a second chance to relive my life the way I wanted it to happen.

"Mary, you cannot save everyone by hiding. You cannot protect people by making yourself small. That is not who you are." "Maybe who I am is the problem." "Who you are is exactly what the world needs. A healer who refuses to give up on people. A leader who will sacrifice herself to save others. Yes, it makes you a target. Yes, it puts people around you at risk. But it also inspires hundreds of others to be brave. To fight. To believe that change is possible."

she tried to comfort the frightened kid as the crowd praised her for her bravery If I am capable of saving others, I can save myself too.. All Hearts!!