Finding My Way Back Book Novels & Stories

Then she murmured softly to herself. “Business time.” Her fingers moved across the tablet screen as she opened her work files again. Now that her mind is finally settling. Cassienne allowed herself to move forward with hope that soon, Dreston will find his way back.

Once again, Cicio was only a bastard son. It was a big blow for Cicio. Everything he fought for was ended by his own choice, and he felt exhausted by what it all had become. He packed his bags and got ready to find his birth mother in a small town near the ocean, which was probably the best card he got to play right now. Cicio came to my mansion the day before he left. The guards kept him at the gate. I wasn’t aware of it until Mario came upstairs for me. I was playing with jigsaw puzzles with my daughter, and we were having fun.

I have never been retrieved. "You are retrieved now," Eliana said. "Yes." He turned to her, and his eyes were blue, fully blue, the blue of a dawn that had never been permitted in the dark country. "And I find that I do not know the way back. I have always known the way forward. The way into the dark. The way toward the end. I have never walked the path of return." "Then we will show you," Eva said. "The way back is not a path. It is a weave. And we know the pattern."

And I didn’t stop until I heard a mindlink push through my head hours later. -Where are you baby?- -Library- -Oh, of course you are.- -You back? Everything ok?- -Yes I’m back. No its not ok. I’m in the warrior building, come find us- Fuck. I closed up the book. It was my second book and I Was almost done with it now. I stacked them onto my chair so they wouldn’t get lost and then headed out the back entrance once again. I sped up into a run as I got outside and sprinted to the warrior building. As soon as I was a few yards out I realized that it was mayhem inside.

“Are you from around here?” “No.” “Okay, that’s a good start.” “Why are you asking?” asked Emily, noticing that he was sitting closer to her. “Well, I got to help you find your uncles and the only way to do that is to find out how to get you back. The only way to do that is to backtrack.” “Backtrack.” “Yes. It means we need to traces your footsteps to see where you came from-” “I know what backtrack means by the way," said Emily. She slide herself deeper into the jacket.

In her bedroom, Scarlett flipped through the worn pages of the book, stopping at the hand-drawn map. It showed the nearby forest and marked a mysterious place. Curiosity got the better of her, and without thinking too much, she left the house, promising herself she would be back soon. But the hours passed, and lost among the trees, Scarlett could no longer find her way back.

I said as I pondered all this information. We found a copy of the book and walked back towards the new addition of the store. I stayed silent as we made our way back to the front of the store. I paid for my book and exited the store taking everything we talked about and kept it in my mind. I would need to ask Hunter about this information when I find the right moment. I was walking down the road; I noticed the sun had set. I began to walk back towards the dress shop. I took a turn which I was hoping for the way to be a short cut. I cursed myself when I realized it was the wrong street. I saw the shopping center but, it was in back of a different building. I turned around and walked back the

I hoped it was just Marcus playing games with me. Turning on my heel, I hurriedly made my way back. I had passed so many rooms on the way that my brain couldn’t find the exact path back. Frustration was finally creeping into me as I helplessly wandered, trying to find the right way. Why the hell did I leave my phone with Marcus? I couldn’t even call him now.

I browsed around the woods more before turning around to head back. At that moment, I realized I wasn’t sure which way back was. Feeling slightly lost I decided to center myself. If I reach out, I can try to sense the closest emotions and head in that direction. Maybe I will even find Torvi.

Something about those volumes seemed to call out to me as if they held the answers to my burning questions. I carefully examined each book, turning its pages with delicate precision. And then, among the worn bindings, my fingers landed on a familiar cover, the same book that I had burned in my time. My heart skipped a beat as I rapidly flipped to the last three pages. There, in faded ink, lay the information I had been desperately searching for. Without hesitation, I cast the spell to get back to the future. The first cast did not work out. So I cast them again. Again and again and again until I got irritated and exhausted. Nothing worked out.