What happens when a celestial being falls… not from grace, but for love?

Kaelith was never meant to feel. As a Star—a guardian of cosmic balance—her sole purpose was to observe. But when she defies the ancient laws and saves a human boy from death, she falls from the heavens, stripped of her power and memory.

Now living as a teenage girl named Kael in the quiet town of Edenvale, she finds herself drawn to Ayden, the same boy she once saved. But Ayden isn't ordinary—strange powers are awakening in him, powers he should never possess. And Kael’s presence is unraveling the threads of fate.

As shadows from another realm begin to hunt them both, Kael must piece together who she was, what she’s becoming, and why Ayden is at the center of a prophecy written in the stars.

But the more she remembers, the closer she comes to the ultimate choice:
Return to the sky… or stay with the boy who taught her how to fall.

He sat on the roof of his house, legs dangling over the edge, the stars blurry above him. His palm still pulsed with the faint sigil of light—but tonight, it felt heavier. Like it wasn't his anymore.


"She was supposed to die," he whispered. "And Kael let her go."


But now he felt like a thief… of someone else's destiny.


That's when he heard it—a voice like cracked glass, humming in the wind.


> "You wear her time, boy. But time doesn't forget."


There—just across the roof—stood a girl.


Long black hair. Thin, pale arms. Her eyes were silver and empty, and her dress looked torn by fire.


She smiled sadly. "I'm what's left of the girl Kael forgot."


Flashback – A Memory Kael Locked Away


Rain fell like stars that night, glimmering silver in the alley.


Kael stood above the body of a girl—lifeless, breathless, a broken thread of fate.


But nearby, a boy—Ayden—lay bleeding, dying.


A flick of starlight. A rewrite of time.


And the girl's name was swallowed by the sky.


Present – Edenvale Park, the Forgotten One Speaks


"I don't blame you," the ghost girl said, sitting beside Ayden. "You didn't choose this. She did."


"I'm between," she said softly. "A soul without a name. A fate without a place."


"You can remember me," she said. "That's all I ever wanted."


Ayden blinked. The moment he heard it—pain lanced his head, and stars exploded behind his eyes.


Images flooded in. A girl in a hospital bed. Music from a stolen iPod. Her voice, telling jokes to herself. She had existed.


Kael fell to her knees in the forest clearing. "He saw her," she gasped. "Elira."


Zion looked grave. "Then the veil's weakening. Once a forgotten soul is remembered, the balance shifts."


Kael clutched her chest. "If Elira regains form… I lose mine."


Zion looked away. "Worse. If the Void finds her, they can use her as a gate."


Kael stood, panic in her golden eyes. "Ayden's in danger."


Chapter 8 - Chapter Eight: The Girl Who Was Meant to Die