Days Gone Stories Novels & Stories

" I left the courtroom, stepping past Harriet's mom, who sat on the floor, sobbing and hiding her face. It was up to God to forgive them, not me. I was just a human being. I was not in charge of handing out forgiveness, I told myself. They used up all my kindness when they tried to pull me down with them. Three months later, I sold my old house and moved to a new city to start over. Harriet and Daniel each faced their own fates in the end. Harriet, who was expecting a baby, got to wait for her sentence at home. However, it was not easy for her mom, who had to take care of the new little one all by herself. Daniel, on the other hand, had to start serving a long time behind bars. They got what

Molly glanced at Karina, whose cheeks were rosy and looked completely unharmed. She immediately lost her temper. The two started shouting at each other. Lying on the gurney, I found that my heart was already too numb from pain. Maxwell, we'd been married for seven years. Couldn't we just part peacefully? Did I have to lose our child and my life too? Suddenly, his shadow loomed over me. He strode forward and said, "Alright, since none of you believe me, let's find out whether the knife pierced her stomach or a fake blood pack!"

On it was a photo from our bonding ceremony. Messages from Isabella kept popping up. "I'll arrive in the north tomorrow afternoon. Will you come pick me up?" What followed was a photo of her and Digger. "Look, Digger says he misses his dad." I felt nothing seeing these messages. I simply notified a Beta to come retrieve the phone. The Beta hinted, "The Alpha has an apartment in the north." So, what he did was a pity play? Maybe even his forgetting his phone was just a way to provoke jealousy in me.

“Susie, we’ve long had nothing to do with each other, and I no longer hate you. So there’s nothing to forgive. “This isn’t worth my time, and I don’t need to give you any answer.” “No! Jason!” Susie screamed in anguish. “Please…” But my steps didn’t falter. Three months later, a news brief appeared in the local paper. [A stowaway woman on a fishing boat was reported to have jumped into the sea last night. Her body was washed ashore this morning…] When I saw the news, I was having a picnic in the garden with my family.

On her first day of work, Jill had a huge argument with Noah. She had no idea how to operate the trimmer and not only ruined my favorite peach tree but also hurt her hand badly. When she came to me, her eyes were full of tears. She looked so pitiful at the time. Noah would rarely say anything, but this time he couldn't hold back. “If you can’t do it, don’t! You’re just causing trouble, a disaster waiting to happen. Look at what you've done to the peach tree that Emma loves so much.

I wandered the streets like a lost soul, walking until darkness fell before finally heading home. The house was empty; my husband, Brian Stanton, hadn't returned. As I was changing out of my shoes, I found myself walking toward his study, drawn by some strange impulse. He usually never allowed me inside, and true to my word, I hadn't set foot in there for five years. But this time, the door was unlocked. I pushed it open. The desk was spotless, with only an old cell phone sitting on it. I plugged it into a charging cable and powered it on, finding the chat history of only one person.

Revenge Gone Wrong Isabella was in her room. She just came home from an outing with her friends. She was pissed. Ricardo was going all overprotective again on her. She didn't know if it occurred to him that she was an adult now. Yes, she was just eighteen, but she still wanted the chance to pick who she wanted to be romantically involved with. Her father was not even the problem, it was Ricardo her brother. The worse part was that her dad had decided never to put himself between them when they argued.

Your standards of what’s scary is different when you see dead people on a regular basis. The panorama was almost magical. A whole graveyard was filled with flowers and candlelight and families sharing food and stories around their loved ones. “I miss you both.” Gian’s eyes were the slightest bit hopeful as he turned to Akira and said in jest, “You sure they aren’t here?” She laughed and leaned on his shoulder. “I only see strays.” “Strays… yeah.” Gian sighed. “At least they’re together, wherever they may be.”

By the time the guards discovered them, their intertwined bodies had already started decomposing in the room. Just like that, the Thornroot pack was wiped out. … Jax and I were having our nightly storytime together when we heard about this. Neither of us was affected by the news, and Jax even ate a few more cookies than usual. After observing Noah, who was tidying up the place for us, Jax whispered, "Mommy, will I get a new daddy?" Chuckling, I nudged his nose and said, "No, my little pup. I don't need someone else to protect me anymore."

He wipes a fake tear. She rolls her eyes and shifts her gaze to the ground, "Mom's been working overtime nonstop, you think we should talk to her about it?" Their mother hasn't been the same ever since their dad mysteriously disappeared after taking a short trip back to Berhtwulf, where Aster and Xavier were found. He refused to tell them the reason as to why he decided to go back there. He also requested that if ever he fails to come home, they are not to attempt to look for him.