Chasing Her Back Novels & Stories

Kiara’s POV “Are you sure we should go back already?” My voice came out softer than I intended, almost swallowed by the quiet hum of the car engine. I kept my eyes on the gate ahead, fingers curled tightly around my bag resting on my lap. From the backseat, Sophia looked up from her tablet. “Back where?” she asked innocently. “To the house, baby,” I replied gently. “Oh.” She smiled brightly. “I missed my room.” I wish it was that easy for me.

“What if you’re chasing the wrong woman? what if i am nothing but a mere shadow of your wife” Stephen let out a small, pained smile. “I’ve made plenty of mistakes in my life, Alena, but this isn’t one of them. There’s only one you in this world. I’m not chasing your face—I’m following my heart. I feel it when you’re near, when you smile, when you cry. You’re the only one who can stir my soul like this.” Alena closed her eyes, overwhelmed by his words. She wanted to believe him, but her heart and mind were at war. “I need to go,” she said, her voice trembling. “Rose is waiting for me.”

Her eyes dart around the room as though searching for an escape, but there’s nowhere to go. She clutches at her wrist as if nursing an invisible injury, playing the victim even now. “Lyle, please,” she whispers, her voice cracking. “Don’t send me back. I’m fine. I just wanted to see you.” His expression softens for a moment, a flicker of pity crossing his face, but he quickly shakes his head. “You’re going back. That’s final.” For a second, it seems like she might comply. Her shoulders slump, and she looks down, her arms hanging limply at her sides.

As soon as he realizes I'm still watching, he freezes, then quickly turns on his heel and takes off. I'm intrigued - Why is he trying to escape? My instincts tell me to follow him. I take off in a sprint, as I chase after the suspicious guy. My heart races with adrenaline as I gain on him. Thanks to my track days in high school, I'm able to quickly close the gap between us. I launch myself at him, tackling him to the ground. We both hit the pavement hard, the pain shot hard but I'm grateful that I'm able to catch him.

Her aura made my skin crawl with disdain. “Why did you come back? I’m sure you heard the Alpha was around that was why you rushed back.” She accused me and I scoffed, too bothered to even think of the Alpha who had already left. “I have nothing to say to you.” I replied as I turned around to leave but she held me back, making my anger triple.

Sloane Adrenaline soars through me once more from the chase, and this time I won't give her the satisfaction of slipping away from me. I swing around the back of the inn where I'd seen her vanish, following that addictive, sugary scent. Branches whack into my head, and I growl my annoyance, but I'm closing in. All I see is her small, curved body swerving right and left around trees, her dark hair whipping across her back like a flag.

Then the line went dead. Chelsea leaned back, staring out at the passing city lights. A slow, predatory smile spread across her face. Her own goal was simple. If Sephora as much as posed as an obstacle, she would eliminate her. And she might have just uncovered the perfect weapon to do it.

Greg: Hey, man do you know if she’s coming today? Chase: She promised me she would come and see you. Hasn’t she arrived yet? Greg: Dude, do you think I’d be texting you if she was? Chase: Good point man. Sorry she left the hotel not long ago surely; she’ll be there soon if she’s not there in 15 text me and I’ll find out where she is. Greg: Thanks man. I owe you big time for this. Chase: Call us even after you helped me get my girl back in our senior year of high school when I was acting like a douche.

My voice dripped with honey, Her body stiffened, “N.no..nothing” she dodged my eyes, trying to hasten her steps. Gotcha, she was never good at lying, “Come back here” I chased after her. She broke into a mini sprint, disappearing towards the door of the pack house. “Nothing better than a chase to lighten my day” I chased after her. “Welcome back Luna Supreme” a deafening roar greeted me immediately I entered.

After dinner, I did what I usually did and went to the front desk to pay. The poor signal held me up for a while, and by the time I finally sorted everything out, my girlfriend and my best friend were nowhere to be seen. I called them more than a dozen times before they finally picked up. "You took too long, so we left without you. We're at the LEGO-building studio on the first floor. Come over." It was during holiday, so the mall was even more crowded than usual. I waited through two rounds of the elevator, but both were packed, so I had no choice but to take the escalator. By the time I reached the studio, there was not a single seat left. Nicole and my best friend were sitting side by