Novel & Cerita Actually I Was There Alone

And I stood there— Breathing hard. Alone again.

"I appreciate you waiting." "You don't have to." "I know." The words hovered on the edge of my tongue, because I didn't need anyone. I came this far alone and I could finish alone too. All of them were true, every single one, because I had walked for three days. I'd outthought whoever had followed me, crossed forests, camped alone and made every decision myself. And that meant I could absolutely walk through one gate without anyone beside me, until Eliza made the entire discussion impossible.

I traveled alone. And as I trudged through the wild, alone and determined, I couldn't help but feel a sense of loneliness and unease. I had never traveled solo before, but with no one left to rely on, I had to take on this journey alone. The thick foliage of the forest closed in around me, and the sounds of nature echoed in my ears.

Gone and I was alone…. …. In his room.

I decided the best option was to stay still. Something came up from the ground. It was a huge wall. It rose up between me and my team mates. “Zana!” Jessie shouted. “I’m here!” I screamed back. Another wall dropped, cutting sound in half. I looked around to see if at least, one person was with me. There wasn’t anyone here. I was alone. My pulse started racing even faster. Fine. I knew how to be alone. It was nothing new to me. It just wasn’t what I was expecting.

Here I was, trapped in God knows where with no phone, no allies nor way of escape. I was alone. And the scary part was —Don Romano had no plans of letting me go.

I was alone — completely, utterly alone. And as I stood there, exhaling heavily and struggling to catch my breath, it became clearer. There was no safe place left to run.

The only mistake I could happily admit was the fact that I was up against Izer, and nothing fazed him. But well, I would spend extra time trying hundreds of dresses until he would lose his shit. Izer climbed into the driver’s seat beside me and started the engine. Frowning, I looked around. “ We are really going alone? ” That was strange. I had never gone anywhere without a second car trailing behind me—not even when I was with Rush, Valerie, or my parents. “ You don’t need anyone else… ” Izer breathed, reversing the car. “ when you have me, Darling. ”

But he was already walking away. And that was when I realized something bone-deep. I was truly, entirely alone.

he whispers. “I found out alone,” I say. “In that cabin. No pack. No healer. No mate.” His face drains of color. “I didn’t know how to feel,” I continue. “I was angry. I was scared. I hated you and I missed you at the same time.” He looks like he is barely breathing. “When it was time,” I say quietly, “I gave birth alone.” He makes a broken sound. “There was no one there,” I say. “I was on the floor in the forest, huntes and alone. It was raining. I remember screaming and hoping no hunters would hear me.”