Gone With The Wind Scarlett Novels & Stories

She motioned for us to follow her into her divination room, and we settled in, though the unease only grew. “A shift in the wind,” she murmured, her voice low and foreboding, “and it’s not for the better.” I bit back a frustrated sigh. “First, we find Scarlett,” I said firmly. “We’ll worry about any changes in the wind later.” Elsa’s gaze snapped to me, and she raised an eyebrow, a trace of dark humour flashing in her tired eyes. “Lose your mate, did you?” she asked, her voice laced with a wry amusement. “She isn’t some object you misplaced. Try saying she ran from the three of you. Now that sounds closer to the truth.” She let out a dry laugh that grated against the tension in the room.

[ Scarlett ] “It’s so good to see you after a long time, Scarlett. You forgot about us” Windy pulls me into a bear hug and I wrap my arms around her frame. “I am sorry, Windy. I felt terrible when you and others weren’t around me but now, I feel at home.” I say with a huge grin. “The celebration is complete as our huge family is here, all of us.” Micheal says as he joins us with more cakes. “Micheal, Windy, will you stay with Scarlett until I come back. It won’t take much time but please don’t leave her alone.” Blaze requests them making me turn my attention driven on him.

She could hear footsteps behind her, and she didn't need anyone to tell her that it was Willow rushing after her. “Scarlett slow down!” Willow yelled as she ran after Scarlett. She has not gotten her wolf either, she was among the werewolves who got their wolf at twenty-one and her birthday was not until a few month's time. Scarlett has always been known for her speed and even if she was wolfless, she was still as fast as ever. In her haste to meet with Liam, Scarlett did not pause when she got to the pack house and ran up the stairs. Just as she was about to enter the long hallway, she slammed into a soft body and the two of them stumbled to the hard ground.

Ragnor growled within Kellan, and as if he was being carried by the wind, he chased after her. **************** Scarlett panted heavily as she came back to the stream, and stood against the car, trying to catch her breath. Quickly, she put on her clothes, and shut out her scent. However, she didn't get enough chance to steady her breath when Kellan emerged as well. He looked like a savaged beast. Scarlett was shaken. She couldn't bear to look him in the face. "Did you see anyone walk by?" Kellan breathed, flaring around.

Didn't you give Harper the peach spritzer first? Todd never responded. A few minutes later, the group chat was disbanded. ... A colleague called me back for a nap. I agreed, switching off my phone. On my way back to the office, the wind began to pick up. While waiting at a red light, I suddenly remembered our graduation day, when a fierce gust of wind had blown my cap clean off. Todd had chased it down and gently placed it back on my head. "That moment was stunning," he had said, his eyes filled with warmth. "When we take our wedding photos in the future, we'll swap the cap for a veil. When it flutters in the wind, you'll look beautiful."

As for the wedding gown, Jason had already gotten someone to custom-make it for her. After paying, Jason entered the showroom again and held Ivy's hand, gently smiling. "Let's go." Ivy still said nothing, letting Jason lead her out of the showroom into the car. On the way back, the city scenery rapidly receded outside the window, yet it could not erase the sorrow in Ivy's eyes. She did not want to marry Jason, nor was she willing to do that. However, she had no way to escape him. Was she truly destined to watch herself marry a man she did not love?

After all, you are now a Rogue, too, and approaching pack territory will get you driven away by the guards. I tossed the trash bag into the bin. Inside were the last of Ethan's things. With a lightness in my step, I turned and walked away. Behind me, the wind carried the sound of Ethan's muffled sobs, making it seem all the more desolate. He said he regretted it, but I no longer cared. Selene held her head high, ready to welcome the new era that belonged to us.

Scarlett POV The six of us, myself, Cayden, Bree, Jacob, Tasha and Channing are heading back to the packhouse when I realize there’s someone I should talk to before I start making calls, so I start veering to the left, heading to the area of our pack lands where individual homes stand for those people who don’t want to live in the pack house. “Alpha Scarlett? The packhouse is this way.” Cayden says with a slight laugh as he points when he notices me going off course.

“You blame yourself too.” I didn’t respond. Because he was right. Later that afternoon, Scarlett disappeared. Not gone, not missing she just needed air, she said. But when the minutes turned to hours, and the storm outside grew worse, I went after her. The city was drowning. Rain turned the streets into rivers, the air thick with fog. I found her near the old bridge, the one overlooking the waterway that fed into the docks. She stood at the railing, soaked to the bone, her dress clinging to her skin. Her eyes were red, her lips trembling.

“No… it’s not…” “Good,” Victor said. His eyes glinted. “Fear of death makes you hold on to life. And that fear, Emily Hart, is what I will use to build you again. So now, pick. Live as Scarlett Blackwood. Not forgotten. A storm. My storm.” I froze. My heart beat hard. “Scarlett…?” “Yes. Scarlett.” Victor stood up. His shadow was big over me. “I will pay to make every scar go away. Every bruise will fade. But know this. If I give you this, you will belong to me.”