Estranged Novels & Stories

I trusted you more than all the people I grew up with. What a strange thing for me to do, right? Well, I'm a strange person anyway. doing something to add up on that growing list of all the weird things I did in life wouldn't hurt. Anyways, I also want to say that I miss you. The last thing I heard from you was the plan we were supposed to do yet you never came. Please respond... I miss you... Sincerely, Your Stranger

Jack replied. "Roger, am out." "We have to go look for them Dane." Leslie told the restless boy with her. "I'm fed up with those two. You'll have to go alone. Am heading back to the bus." Dane didn't wait to listen to her anymore as he walked by her, taking the path they had earlier taken, fumbling and cursing at the failed trip, at least to him, the expedition is a failed experience. _________________

My wolf never did cope with disappointment very well. “Don’t you have somewhere to be?” I lowly growl out with a warning to the stares around us, those that had been kicked out of the coffee shop by Finn remain congregated outside. As she walks away, I notice the goosebumps on the back of her neck, her long black hair swept to the side, over one shoulder. I scoff out, she’s trying to hide the mark I gave her. “What?” Estrid looks up to me.

Holy hell. When I say gorgeous, I mean fucking stunning. I don't want to stare, so I quickly distract myself by removing my backpack trying not to listen to the people around me continuing to make snide comments. I fish around for my iPad then stuff the black bag under the seat in front of me.

The confused but desperate Chester took a step forward yet again – a mistake he was unaware of – before speaking his concern to the unsentimental woman in front of him. “I have to get in touch with my dad and Ingrid.” He lowered his hands as Akira took her first exhale, thick blue smoke directly flowing towards Chester’s direction. She figured Ingrid must have been the woman who took the stray to the 7-Eleven that night, but Akira just wanted him to go away over her interest for gossip. When the glitch began, Chester’s eyes were gigantic saucers, glancing down at his hands in horror when his skin started appearing like a smudged picture.

My entire existence has boiled down to being the abandoned, hidden son because my parents are so well-known that they have forgotten they have children to care for. Instead of making me feel better, these thoughts are making me bitter. I shook off those thoughts and began to answer his concern, telling him that I’d go for a walk and look at the tourist attractions in the area. In any case, I don’t think I’ll get lost. I stood up, stretched, and proceeded to tell him everything about the breakup, including what happened in our regular rendezvous, Razen and I.

He screamed. She gasped in despair, "Don't make decisions when you're angry. How about we go home and discuss it later?" He shook his head. He stared at her. Her eyes filled with remorse, but his heart was filled with hatred. He wants to stay and talk but his mind yells 'Walk Away' and that's what he did. He marches away from her. Leaving her kneeling on the cold hard pavement of the parking lot. Unknown to them, someone is watching from afar. Waiting for them to go on their separate ways.

Just as Eros was about to get up from his seat, his mother again held his hand. "What's wrong, Mom?" asked Eros confused. "Does Alea not have a family?" The question made Eros speechless, he didn't know what to answer. Alea said that it was impossible for her to tell her parents about her marriage to Eros after running away from her marriage to Mr. Adam. Even Alea doesn't want to contact her family anymore. "Alea's family lives very far away, they are not here." Eros's answer made his mother furrow her brow in confusion.

"Corvus, there has been nothing to forgive between us for a long time." "What do you mean?" "I've had servants leave a few cases of cheap, synthetic blood at your apartment. Enough to last you a few months," my voice grew distant. "From now on, we owe each other nothing." "No! Morana! You can't do this to me!" Corvus tried to sit up, but the bandages held him down. "I'm your brother! We're related by blood!" "Blood?" I scoffed. "Have you forgotten? The pact is broken. You and I are nothing to each other now."

Not pushing. "My sister's husband has just decided to ship their disaster of a stepdaughter to my island for six months," I said, moving back to the bed and sitting on the edge of it with my elbows on my knees. "She got herself expelled from her third university, they've run out of civilized solutions, and apparently the next logical step is to make her my problem." Violet raised an eyebrow. "Third university?" "Third." "That's genuinely impressive in the worst possible way."