But Nobody Came Novels & Stories

But that was by the way. This was a very big problem for me. I mean, why did she have to come now? Yes, I knew it was a good thing for Nova to have her mom, but why did she have to come now? Anyway, I didn't want to get ahead of myself and worry unnecessarily. Lucas loved me. I knew that. I knew he was the one who asked me to go home, so he was going to call me. He had to call me. I spent the whole night waiting for him, but his call never came. I kept waiting until I slept off. When I woke up in the morning, I checked my phone to see if there were any missed calls or messages, but none came from Lucas.

He ring the bell many times but no one is coming out till Mia’s neighborhood came out, “hey, dude. Quit on ringing the bell. No one is there.” ---

Now he knew it was living after every missed call, every hundred-dollar transfer, every word Nora had spoken without an answer. He wiped rain from the edge of the stone. “They waited.” Only then did he understand that the sentence had never been complete. They had waited for him. And he had not come.

Easily his least controllable one. "None of them showed up. I had no choice." Something about the statement was not true. Was not a full lie, but not the truth either. "There are several healers on standby to come to this school for situations like this. How is it none of them were able to show up?" "When Tabitha did not show up, I tried calling them several times and they never picked up. I went down the line calling all the other nurses we had for these situations. Nobody answered."

m. I knocked a few more times at the door but really, nobody answered. Nobody spoke from the inside. Is nobody home? Where will she be at this late hour? I knocked a few more times, thinking that she maybe didn’t hear me, but there still no response from inside. I started to feel worried. Something isn’t right. I can say something is really wrong here.

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Chapter 190: Why Didn't Anyone Come Back for Me? “Why didn't anyone come back for me?” The question shattered the moment. Not because it was angry. Not because it was cruel. Because it was honest. Painfully honest. The Sea fell silent. The blooming tree stopped shedding flowers. Even the silver river became still. Nobody answered. Because nobody had one. Not immediately. Aurel's eye remained fixed on them.

Eventually, voicemail answered. I disconnected. Perhaps he was busy. I called another contact. No answer. Then another. Nothing. A fourth. A fifth. A sixth. Every call ended the same way. Nobody answered. Nobody returned my calls. Nobody acknowledged my existence. The silence felt louder than any insult. I stared at the screen. Disbelief slowly becoming anger. For years, these people had sought my approval. For years, they had attended my parties. Accepted my gifts. Enjoyed my influence. Now they had vanished.

“It existed long before us.” A chill ran through me. Long before us. Long before the city. Long before the civilization. Long before the stories. The implication was terrifying. Lucien noticed. “It was a doorway.” “A doorway to where?” Kaelen asked. Lucien’s expression darkened. “We never learned.” Nobody liked that answer. Not one bit. The woman suddenly spoke. “Because nobody came back.” The room went silent again. My stomach dropped. Nobody came back. That sounded exactly as terrible as it should.

The silence in this room isn't peaceful. It's suffocating me. It clings to the corners, presses into my lungs, and settles over me like the same heavy blankets I can no longer toss aside by myself. Morning has melted ever since Elara and Luca left and now we are into afternoon, but no one’s come in yet after then. Not Killian. Not Elara. Not even Luca.

There were no survivors here. “They’re dead …” A masculine voice came seemingly from nowhere.