Farewell Books Novels & Stories

Every year during our wedding anniversary, he would use work as an excuse to meet and fool around with Ivy. All of the posts on his social media account consisted of photos of him and Ivy. The only post about me was a photo of an old medical report indicating I had a miscarriage. The comments section was filled with well wishes for Derek. Some questioned why he posted something like that. Yet, Derek expressed a firm stance through his comment. "No one should have to be bound by marriage. I simply want to be with the person I truly love." Tears blurred my vision before they plopped down onto the screen of the tablet. My hands and feet were cold as I turned off the tablet. I was in so much pai

My father did not hesitate when he stole my heart. Now I had given Marcus my life, just as they wanted me to. So why were they breaking down like this? [Master, the departure procedure is complete.] The system's mechanical voice spoke in my ear. I took one last look at my so-called family and turned away without hesitation. “Let's go. Farewell, and may we never meet again.”

His cries were piercing, but their sounds were quickly swallowed by the wind and snow. A few days later, someone found a frozen corpse at the edge of the forest. Thorne had died that cold night. When he died, he was still in a crawling position, reaching toward the manor. Meanwhile, I was curled up on the rug in front of the fireplace. Rowan held me from behind, a storybook in his hands as he read a bedtime story to our two pups. The story was about a lost little wolf who finally found its guardian. "Sera." He suddenly stopped and kissed the top of my head.

The day I left the Grayson Pack House, I carried nothing that tied me to Caleb. No letters. No photos. Not even the silver bracelet that had bound us in an arranged bond for years. Gregory Grayson, the former Alpha, had begged me more than once to stay. But I refused. I walked out with a single suitcase, leaving behind the home I had lived in for over a decade. Just as I reached the gates, a she-wolf rushed toward me—blocking my path.

============== Safe Harbors ============== The funeral was a bit surreal, but it was also quite welcome. I never really believed in closure before. It seemed to be a lie. Wouldn't I always be grieving my mother's loss? But there was value in knowing what had happened to her, knowing that she hadn't left us, or suffered. I still felt terrible for the suspicions and fears that I had held over the years, but at least I had a chance to say goodbye.

When I was finished with my clothing, I practically stuffed everything else that I own into the duffle bag. And then there were the books. There was a whole bookshelf of knowledge that I hadn't even started to tap into and I was expected to say goodbye so soon. Oh, God, if I didn't stop being so sad Cassian was bound to feel it and then I would have to explain and potentially break his heart or worse he would want to come with me. I walked towards the bookshelf and decided that I would read a book before I said my goodbye to Phoebe. Glancing from one book spine to the other I discovered that almost all the books were Earth fiction novels. There were a lot of famous ones but only one caught m

“I… I don’t remember.” “This necklace helped me to kick start my career. After I was successful, I got it back from the pawn shop. I was hoping that I would be able to return it to you.” Andrew took out a delicate diamond necklace from his pocket. At the back of the necklace, there was an engraving of my name. I had indeed given it away to someone before. “You should divorce immediately and distance yourself from Aaron. “I’ll arrange some bodyguards for you so no one can harm you again.

Every single person who had once belittled, mocked, or disrespected me was immediately fired. As I signed the termination agreements, they could no longer hold back their desperation. "President Lowe, we were wrong…" "Can we… talk about this? Please reconsider?" I coldly signed the last document and finalized their severance packages. Even if it meant spending more money, I refused to let these kinds of people stay in my company. The security guards escorted them out. At that moment, the elevator dinged. Shawn rushed out in a disheveled panic. Everyone immediately swarmed him.

“Ever since Katy became my apprentice, I don’t think I've ever sat down and had a proper meal with Willow. “I don’t think we celebrated a single holiday together. Even the gifts I gave her—I picked them at random. Many of them were duplicates. “I just counted… in the past three years, I’ve canceled or just ghosted her for all our marriage registration appointments. “Even so… I never thought we’d really part ways. “But today, Willow quit. She left for Solara.” “I see,” Billy said slowly. Then the line went dead. Half an hour later, a text message arrived. [Headquarters approved it. You’re flying the first Solara route tomorrow morning.]

They were priceless. Caitlin turned page after page, fingering the goldleaf, the beautiful illustrations, and reading closely the elaborate penmanship. It was in Latin, but Caitlin understood it. The book was about lost places. Caitlin read and read, and unlike the other books, it was riveting. She became intrigued. Her heart started beating faster, as she finally began to feel like she was onto something.