A Way Back Novels & Stories

she was definitely a wolf to be proud of… Right shall we head back sweetheart? My mum linked me. Ok. How do I get back to me though?! I link back as I realise I don’t know how to do that with a panic. Think of yourself in that form like you did to help the shift before and it should happen she links back with a chuckle clearly hearing the panic in my mink. But wait until we get back to the clearing as that’s where we left clothes as I’m sure you don’t want to walk through the forest naked…

I had missed this man. I had missed him so much... So much I just want to run over to him and throw myself on him. Let him make love to me right there and then, under the stars as the wind ripples through our sweaty skins. He looks back at me one last time. We stare at each other... The way he used to look at me... Like I am his world... I glance away. When I look back at him, I see him making quick long strides. It hurts to see him walk away just like that... I wish things could go back to the way they were before I found out the cold truth.

The boy chewed his mouth, moving a little closer to Daisy. One of his feet kicked out of the blanket, put on Daisy's hips, and continued to sleep. The man held Daisy’s backpack sitting on a chair. Open the backpack, take the phone in his hand. “An antique phone? This type of phone was manufactured about ten years ago. How did she use it? It still looks quite new, even though it doesn't use cases, tempered glass, scratch-resistant, colorful like young people. Just press the power button. The phone interface immediately appears. Image of a fat lazy cat, stretching out to bask in the sun.

POV Ruby I smiled at Wolf as he grabbed my bag. "Are you sure that you want to go back today?" he asked and I nodded. I was released from the hospital a few days ago. I still had crutches but I decided to go back to school. "It's too boring here." I complained and he smirked. "I could always just stay with you. I'm sure that we'd find something exciting to do." he whispered in my ear. I shivered and shook my head.

Whatever it may have been, Sarah still couldn't understand why she still thought her father was much better at caring for them than her mother. A long sigh escaped her lips as she walked along the road to her destination, the furniture store had given quite the amount for her grandma's vintage sofas that had been waiting to meet their death. Sarah skipped on her toes happily watching the sky slowly become a dark shade of amber just as she had liked, there was content in her heart after all she had gone through, this moment right here was her happiness.

There was no other work I could do pationately. " I studied so hard to get this and now I can't just let it go"I told myself.i have to move on no matter what. Immediately I called Andrew and informed him about my decision to go back to work.I have never seen him as happy as he was after receiving this amazing news.He planned a welcome party for me and every one was there to welcome me back in office.i guess they had really missed me. I felt good and at home to see how much they loved me.At Least I could still count on them because they were my new family.

"I'm sorry." "It's alright." Rosewood replied still looking at the kids' door before turning his attention back to Vontrap. "You have something else on your mind Vontrap. Say it." Vontrap exhaled before asking. "What do you plan on doing?" Vontrap asked after a few seconds of hesitation. Rosewood smiled meeting Vontrap's eyes. "Bringing her back is the best option." "Have you thought of why you want to bring her back?" "What do you mean?" "Is it because of the falling profits and invests or because you really want her back?"

Not the rushed departure, but the inevitable return. He was back. Dread, cold and paralyzing, flooded my veins, turning my limbs to lead. It warred violently with a surge of pure, incandescent fury that burned through the numbness, leaving my skin prickling. The humiliation, the abandonment, the echo of “Get out", they coalesced into a white-hot coal in my chest. He. Was. Back. “Naomi…” The whisper was barely audible, strangled. “He’s here.”

"Ms. Hathaway, I'll be going overseas for further studies next month. Here is my resignation letter." The HR manager, Kelly Hathaway, looked at me in surprise. "What's with the sudden notice?" she asked. I gave her the explanation I'd prepared long ago. "My son's mother is in Austera. I'm planning to take him there so we can be reunited as a family." Kelly nodded. "That's good. It must be hard for you to raise a child alone here. We all thought you were a single father."

Seven years after walking away, I was back in a classroom. …. Time slipped by. Before I knew it, I'd been home for six months. "Ms. Downey! Your test results are out — congratulations, you got into Belcaster University!" … Brian Cartwright, an architect from Belcaster on assignment at Marleton Institute of Architecture, had come to Marleton six months earlier. He was conducting a site survey when he slipped on the hillside. That afternoon, after class, I had been hiking up to pay my respects at Dad's grave, and by sheer luck, I was the one who found him and pulled him back.