Soulflame Stories

um I'm kinda sad so i like to write it down minor TW don't like don't read

━━━━ • ✿ • ━━━━ "What if Heaven hears the longings of the heart?" ━━━━ • ✿ • ━━━━ Celia is an artist-passionate, haunted, and often lost in the chaos of her own mind. She pours her fears and desires onto canvases, believing she's too flawed to be loved. Marcelo is an engineer with the heart of an architect-driven by dreams of building something meaningful, yet burdened by the need to fix what's broken. When their paths cross, love is anything but simple. Together, they face the daunting realities of their crafts-creation, destruction, and the fear of imperfection. As they struggle with identity, purpose, and the pressure to succeed, they realize that love isn't just about finding each other-it's about accepting their own broken pieces. But when insecurities and unspoken dreams threaten to tear them apart, they must ask themselves: Can love survive when two souls are still learning to heal? And if they lose each other along the way, will they ever find their way back?

"I cannot believe you did it." Anna says, while sighing. Nick laughed. "You thought I wouldn't? You're very stupid for being 20." He sneered. "Oh? Like you're any better. You're 22 and look at what you're doing! You literally threatened to jump off this cliff. You almost fell!!" Anna yelled. "You could have died!"

This isn't a story, but things that actually happened to me while I was in Lemuria, 12,000 years ago. Lemuria was my first lifetime on Earth and this is just a place for me to journal the memories that come to mind when they do resurface.

Aurora is a war weary recluse, she swears that she fought in the war. Only... there hasn't been a war since the End war, over half a millennium ago. Is she losing her mind like others have speculated? Or is there some truth to her delusions? Drakkon Fuir is a Flawed, a person born without a wolf. He lives and works in First City as a psychiatrist doctor at the Centre, will he put his work and his life on the line for the patient he feels a gripping pull to?