Novel & Cerita Escape From Another World

“He has returned to our world, but because of his violation, he has been stripped of his eligibility as an interdimensional traveler and sentenced to imprisonment. You will never see him again in your lifetime.” “Alright.” I lifted my head and looked at the clear sky above. For the first time, I felt alive and free. “So are you ready? Your new life is about to begin.” I nodded, took a deep breath, and walked toward the warm, welcoming villa ahead of me. This time, the journey would be one of happiness and of a life finally my own. (The End)

It seemed like there would still be a long way to go before the two could live in peace. He shook his head and led Samantha out of the ward. Samantha didn't know what she was feeling as she watched herself be escorted back to her cage. She clearly had a chance to escape. But where could she escape, especially with how powerful Kendrick was? It would just be a futile struggle on her part. Kendrick still had Nathan too. Samantha could never bear to escape alone. Nathan was playing with the toys Kendrick bought for him when she returned to the villa. He ran over to dive into Samantha's arms the moment he saw her.

“Well, Cara, this is it. There are provisions in the cabinets and refrigerator. I will return, but not for some time. Remember what I said, do not try and open this door. Or……. BOOM.” With that he slammed the door to my tomb, I heard the lock system slide into place and another set of beeps that was indecipherable. “Well that happened,” I said into the emptiness. I hear Carlos slam his car door and the engine starts as I hear the crunch of his tires on the ground outside, it becomes apparent that he really does intend to leave me here. This is not a joke, no one knows where I am. I have no phone and no way to contact anyone. I am trapped, with no way to escape.

Shelly touched her belly—flat, untouched—wearing a smug expression as if she believed her lie could rewrite fate. But she didn’t expect the way the other girls turned pale. “That’s impossible,” one of them whispered. “They’re… werewolves.” It was only then that Shelly realized she didn’t truly understand what kind of world she had stepped into. She might’ve picked up a few words—bonding, alpha, mate—but she didn’t grasp their meaning.

On the way I messaged my contact from my pack, Hannah, to tell her I had left. In the taxi, I actually felt relieved that he had insisted that the wedding be small, and I did not even tell my clan he had asked me to become his mate. This saved me from dealing with the disgrace of running away. As I entered the airport, I decided to call Alex. I felt I owed him at least that much—to tell him our bond was over. He never picked up the call but sent me an angry voice message back. "Just get to my pack; the Oracle is waiting. Something happened to Elsa, so I will be a bit late. Why are you acting as though I will be running away?"

So, he had asked me to abort the child. He had assured me, "Don't worry. We're young and healthy. We can always have another baby later." I told him that werewolves were not supposed to terminate their pregnancies and that the Moon Goddess would punish us. Yet, he was unfazed. He simply replied, "I don't care about the Moon Goddess. I'm the Alpha, and if I say get rid of it, you get rid of it." After seeing that I went through with the abortion, he abandoned me to continue fighting in the southern territory, pursuing his goals.

“She’s building an army.” Elias’s voice was barely audible. “She’s building replacement humanity.” They escaped the facility through a maintenance tunnel — a narrow, dripping passage that opened into the forest beyond. By the time they reached the car, dawn was bleeding into the sky. Adrian’s mind was a storm of fragments — images of tanks, his mother’s voice, Elias’s cold reflection. Maya sat beside him in the back seat, silent. She looked pale, like she’d run out of words completely. Elias rode in the front, staring out the windshield, unnervingly calm again. “She’ll come for us,” he said finally.

Wasn't she afraid of him getting away? They noticed that as he was reaching closer to the exit, he disappeared. If it were a normal person he could have thought that he got out through the exit door but they know that someone pulled him inside the room nearby. "Levi!" Aaron said, signaling him to do something cause that area didn't have any cameras. Levi nodded and got to work, he put in a few instructions into the computer and pressed enter again. They could now see the view of that camera cause there were cameras everywhere but those few needed to activate them individually.

Evelyn smiled. "The first successful human host." Alex's face darkened. "Host for what?" The lights turned red. The black veins on the walls began pulsing faster. Evelyn's voice was almost excited. "For the organism beneath the earth." Sharon's blood ran cold. "The thing beneath the resort?" "Yes." "Why does it need a host?" "Because it wants to wake up." Alex stepped closer. "And what happens when it does?" Evelyn paused. Then she answered. "The world ends."

I gripped my boarding pass, my knuckles turning white. Goodbye, Lord of Shadows. Goodbye, that foolish Aurora. I stepped into the boarding tunnel, not looking back. Outside the glass window behind me, the massive silver bird was waiting to carry me to freedom, to the man who had been waiting for me in Los Angeles—Lucian Ashford. Whether it's hell or heaven, as long as Kieran isn't there, anywhere is fine.