Good Bye Days Novels & Stories

he said softly, “can we go somewhere where nobody calls me ‘Alpha’s mistake’?” My heart shattered. “Yes, baby. Somewhere far away.” We left before dawn. No goodbyes. No messages. Just silence. But on the plane, I sent David one final text: This is the end. From now on, you’ll never see us again. By the time the sun rose over Blazetooth Pack, Joseph and I were already miles away. And for the first time in five years, the bond between us and the Alpha began to die.

I said. Today is finally goodbye.

Lemme know your thoughts. Goodbye 👋👋👋👋👋

Goodbye, Kieran. “What?”

Growing tense, I click on the message and read it. Hello Dev, how has your day been? Well, mine has been good. Did you see the posts, we certainly look good together. By the way, I met your mother earlier this week! She's such an amazing person. She invited me to her birthday party. Would you be coming? I'd love for us to talk more. Have a good night!

A beautiful day indeed. More unwinding days with us, Gracey. Oyasumi.

"Don't cry. From now on, there's nothing but good days ahead." I nodded firmly and wiped away the tears. "Yes. From now on, nothing but good days."

"Kyson, you believe me, right?" For the first time, Kyson frowned and didn't answer. The yard fell into a strange silence. "Mom, it hurts…" Darryl's weak voice snapped me back to myself. I quickly gathered him into my arms and headed out. "Gisselle, wait. I'll take you—" "Kyson!" Jodie raised her voice, stopping him in his tracks. Feeling the movement behind me, I walked away without hesitation. Three days left before our departure. I couldn't wait any longer.

I opened the messaging app and typed: [Don’t bother coming. I’m already home.] I hit send. The screen went dark. The house fell completely silent. I leaned back on my couch and closed my eyes. The small, stubborn hope I held onto finally faded.

“You’ve lost everything because you can’t separate business from emotion. I’m done trying to save you from yourself.” “James—” But he was already turning away. “Goodbye, Alex. I truly hope you find your way back before it’s too late.” He opened the door and walked out. The slam echoed like thunder. For a few moments, Alex just stood there, the room spinning around him. The envelope still sat on his desk, untouched. His heart was thumping heavily, each beat louder than the last. He rubbed his face with both hands and dropped back into his chair. For the first time in years, he felt completely alone. His best friend, his ally, gone.