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Sigmund: Lone Wolf, Furious Protector, Born Alpha
We found a few abandoned vehicles and turned them into exactly what we need to get all these people across.
It will take a few trips, but we will get there. Just as I ready myself to get up in the air and fly, I feel the baby inside of me shaking. It's almost like he is laughing. He. Yes I know it will be a boy. I hope he is okay, but getting home is the first priority. We need to get back to our mates.
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Captured by Satan
"THEY'RE GONE!"
"Fuck. It's time to get out. Now." Elle's grip on my hand tightened painfully, and we didn't care where we were going. Our brains went out the window the moment we realised we had very, very little time.
We ran and ran, panting like we'd run a marathon, through tunnel after tunnel.
The sound of multiple heavy footsteps made us falter. I locked eyes with Elle, and her fierce gaze told me she would run until she could no longer. I nodded, drawing strength from her. We had a baby to protect.
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Billionaire's Pregnant Runaway Wife
"Forget it. I won't go in then. However, can you tell me how she's doing? I have to give an update to her father-in-law!"
"She has escaped danger. Madam, you can rest assured!"
"What about the baby? How's her baby?" Lucy anxiously asked. The bodyguards looked at each other in confusion.
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Netizens Told Me to Run Away with My Baby
Don’t bother talking to me for now.
After all, I had a surprise lying in wait for him.
The first step in my plan to run away from home was to choose a car I liked from the garage.
I immediately chose Shaun’s favorite black Bugatti. Yep, that was the one!
To suit the novel scenarios, I waited until the day Shaun was busiest with work before running away in his racecar.
As the wind whipped past my hair, I sighed in satisfaction. This was the life! Shaun could just go and love himself.
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The Mafia Boss is Hers
He said and turned to leave with Baby T.
She watched them walk away, but when they got a bit far, she saw Baby T leave his father's grip and start running towards her. Bending down, she received him in her arms. "Mommy I don't want to lose you again! Can you follow me home?" Baby T requested in his innocent voice. Tears streamed out of Mia's eyes as she started getting emotional.
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I Ran Away With My Kidnapper
He made sure I was well-fed and safe.
I thought Lucas hated me. I was, after all, the woman of his greatest rival.
Lucas did not let go. He carried me back into the car and whispered, “Jane, if you kissed me just to get back at Ethan, I’d be heartbroken.
“For those who call you tainted, I’ll break their bones, tear their skin, and make each one kneel before you and apologize. Would you like that?”
Lucas seemed like a madman. I did not know if he would do something insane like the day he kidnapped me.
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The Runaway Girl and The Billionaire
My money is on you.
Listen, I know you ran because Danny threatened you in some way. I had my first meeting with him the other day and I could tell he had said or done something to you. He knew you were on the run, which worries me a little. If he hurt you, you have to tell me. I will make him pay. If it’s me you’re worried about, don’t be. I can handle him. Please, don’t feel like you need to stay away to protect me. I’ll be okay. I want you back. I want you to come home. This is your home. We can get through this together.
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HIS EX-LUNA HAS A SON
Madison continued to scream, waking Flynn, who took a second to register what was going on.
"Maxwell, step on the gas!" he shouted at the other jeep. "We have a doctor on standby at the shelter. He should be able to help her with the baby, because I am not a doctor, and I can't deliver a baby!" Flynn grimaced, and I completely agreed with him.
The girls clung tighter to me. Maxwell increased the speed, the first jeep surging forward. It seemed our driver was being handed a headset because he quickly followed them, his eyes focused solely on the Jeep, and we were stuck in a never-ending loop.
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Billionaire's Unwanted Contract Wife
The caste of happiness that I had felt rising, now fell into a pool of blood.
I regretted it for a few seconds, why could I agree to his desire to go together to escape? Running away doesn't solve the problem. It would only make things worse. On top of that, it's not impossible that Mattheo will come after me even more if he finds out I ran away with the baby.
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The ending of 'Runaway' left me emotionally wrecked in the best way possible. It’s one of those stories where every thread ties together in a bittersweet bow. Kay, the protagonist, finally confronts the truth about her past and the choices she’s made. The climax is a heart-wrenching reunion with her estranged brother, where they both realize their paths can’t align—love isn’t enough to fix years of damage. The final scene is just Kay driving away, the open road symbolizing both freedom and loneliness. It’s not a 'happy' ending, but it feels right for her character—raw and unresolved, like life often is.
What really stuck with me was how the author didn’t shy away from ambiguity. Kay doesn’t get a neat redemption arc or a villain to blame; it’s just her, her regrets, and the miles ahead. The book’s strength lies in that honesty. I’ve reread the last chapter three times, and each time, I notice new subtleties in her goodbye—the way she doesn’t look back, how the radio plays their childhood song but cuts out mid-chorus. Masterful storytelling.
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