Finding My Way Back Book Novels & Stories

I know exactly what I'm going to do I just need to run it pass Zeus, the Alpha, and Luna. VENUS P.O.V........ He just stood there lost in thought and confusion as I walked away. A little part of me felt awful. But after hearing what the moon goddess said I knew it was the right thing. Who and what I am. Those words kept repeating in my brain over and over again. Not because I'm surprised but because I knew there was more to me. I have always felt like I was ment to do something of a higher purpose. That was the reason I was traveling for a year. I knew my journey and answers would start in Greece. From there I had no idea. I somehow knew I would be led in the direction I needed. It was as i

There’s still a gnawing feeling of regret in the pit of my stomach that’s been there since the fight with Vienna, but navigating my way here helped to take my mind off it and lessen the ache. Good thing I’ve got an impeccable sense of direction, or I wouldn’t have been able to find my way back. I wasn’t exactly thinking clearly when I left the other night, and I didn’t make use of the roads since I shifted and ran home through the forest. Still, I recall enough of our drive here after the party to make it back, and upon entering the lobby, I even remember which door is his. Though if I didn’t, the Avenged Sevenfold song I can hear playing softly from inside would’ve been a dead giveaway.

It sounded logical enough, though in my head it felt like chasing smoke. The paths tangled worse out here. Some wound up to higher ground, others dipped low into hollows. I doubled back twice, retracing until I found a landmark I actually recognized: the archway leading toward the training ring. ‘Yes!’ Relief flooded me. From there I could navigate outward.

I ran back, but I couldn't remember the way I had taken. “Argh! Athena!” I grabbed a fistful of my hair for failing to find my way. What about Neth? And how would I get back? The forest was vast, and the trees all looked the same. I had no landmarks to find the right path! I circled around for a few more minutes with no way out, feeling disheartened as I leaned against a tree. My feet were starting to hurt. Silas was probably done by now and had climbed down from the tree. If Neth managed to find her way out, she could inform her brother that I was missing.

Yeah, keep waiting you *sshole. I follow to where I last saw Misty and Fin, hoping that I won't get lost and run into other trouble. I do all I can to avoid any guys I pass, keeping my head down with the goal of finding them and not getting lost. Pushing through the first door I find, there's a dim lit passageway with a few drunken people walking along, the noise now stays in the background and I'm able to think properly. I walk around aimlessly, trying to find a way out, when I notice a door close by.

I said and he came closer. "I may have zero sense of direction but I will always find my way back to you. So you don't have to worry about that" he said and that's all he needed to calm me down. I remember how he bumped into me after we lost contact, how he manage to find me at the eatry even with his zero sense of direction, how he still came back now even though this is his first time here.

I shouted out speaking to myself. I tried opening the book and the first thing I saw in the page I opened was that, "SEA LOCATE THE WAY TO TRIDAX THROUGH STAR". I did not even understand what it means as I don't even want to. I took the book up, and with the ravaging anger that lives within me towards this book, I tried throwing the book to my door.

As she runs down the stairs, she dials the police department. "Hello and good day, How may we help you?" A monotone voice drawls from the other side of the phone. "Hi...uh... Last night, I fou-" "Hold up. What's your name?" "Oh, It's Charlie. Charlie Jordan." "Okay, you may continue," "Thanks, as I was saying... Last night, I found a man on my backyard patio and I think he's lost?" "You think?" The reception lady questions. "Yes? No... No! I don't know!" Charlie stumbles on her words.