Find Her Now Novels & Stories

The pheromanes that only I could feel and smell. I know! I know it is her and I won't let her go this time! I will get her! Yes, I will get my cutie to the place she belongs to. My eyes widen and I start to look around, searching for her. Is she here? Is that possible? Am I finally going to see her after all these years of struggling?! "Gabrial! Rechel is here! In this mall! Search for her!" I almost shouted while I looks around for her.

Every worst case scenario is clawing at my insides. I try her favorite café. The bookstore she loves. The little park bench by the fountain where she always sits with a caramel latte and a book. Nothing. No one’s seen her. It’s like she evaporated. And suddenly, I can’t breathe. I’m in the car again, pulling out my phone and typing her sister’s name into F******k. Claire West. Found her. Her number’s listed in the “About” section. Thank God. I hit call. My hand is clammy around the phone.

No one knew what she was thinking. At her side stood a filthy, hollow-eyed prisoner who suddenly began to laugh and clap wildly. She ignored everyone around her and climbed down from the wall, walking straight toward the boundless desert. "My Gideon is waiting for me. Darling, I've come to marry you." Raving like a madwoman, she ran forward, not noticing that she had just crushed a scattered pile of bones underfoot. They were the remains of Shane, who had thrown himself from the city wall three years before.

I press the green icon and answer. "Hello, Max!" "Chris we found her, she is in Los Angeles." as soon as Max says those words I can't believe my ears. I shift my phone to the other side, making sure if I am hearing it right and ask him "What? are you serious?" "Yes, we have found her. I am sending you her address," he says. So he isn't joking. he is serious.

“I’m staying here tonight.” He didn’t argue. I watched him run toward the door. A very satisfying silence followed the sound of the door clicking shut behind me. I exhaled slowly and gazed out the floor-to-ceiling window, letting the soft silver light of the moon settle over me. My thoughts were spinning. I needed answers. Now. 'You found her yet?' I asked, already knowing Kyrex had been trying to sense her presence. A moment passed. Then Kyrex's voice echoed coolly in my mind. 'I found her. She is on the tenth floor...'

she said, holding out a hand towards me. I brought out the gown from the paper bag, and handed it over to her. “I am just curious.” I said. “What exactly are you going to do right now? I know that you're a witch, and there's almost no impossibility to what you can do, but how would you find her?” “It is called a locator spell.” she said. “I am going to find her using something that belongs to her, and that's why I asked you to fetch me something that belongs to her.”

I know that very well; I can still feel her part of the strained bond. The only problem now is getting to her, seeing her, holding her, touching her, and doing everything I've wanted to do with her. But first, I need to find her. It seems I'd just enlarge my coast then. If she's not in this forest, she has to be somewhere around here. "Have you found anything yet?" Meredith appeared before me. I didn't even see or hear her walk towards me, I'm that restless. "Nothing, you?"

He moved through the field, dodging sparring couples but she was no where to be seen. As he reached the spot she had been stretching, he swung around 360 degrees, eyes scanning all round. Talia had vanished.

I need to recover completely. Then i'm going to find her no matter how long it takes. The world is a tad too small to hide her from me forever. And when I do find her...

astonished I asked her and she hissed, the heck, she's beautiful. "I'll take care of it, just follow me," she said. I was behind her so I couldn't see her facial expressions but she seems happy... she was tapping her should-bag like a kid enjoying being in a walk. I wonder what she was planning to do? Yet, it doesn't matter as long that I was with her, I'm okay, haha. A few minutes later, after we left school, I started to feel the cold inside my jacket, so I stopped when I saw a public comfort room.