Home Again By Kristin Hannah Novels & Stories

In the dimly lit parking lot, his expression faded in and out of the shadows. Hannah's heart sank. She whispered, "What is it?" "I'm sending you abroad. Leave and don't come back." Hannah's eyes widened. "Ry, what are you saying?" "I'm sending you abroad. Don't you ever return." "No!" Hannah shook her head frantically. She grabbed his sleeves and cried, "Ry, I don't want to go away! I don't want to leave on my own again. You don't understand how I survived in a foreign country all those years!

The night I accidentally ended up in bed with my adoptive brother, Adrian, he had just broken his engagement to his childhood sweetheart, Ivy. Adrian was the Alpha of Blackwood Pack. Ivy was the late Beta's daughter, and the woman he had always intended to make his Luna. To protect my reputation and preserve his authority as Alpha, he was forced to complete a mate bond with me. Everyone said he treated me well. But every year on Ivy's birthday, he sat alone in his study until dawn. In the third year of our marriage, Ivy died of wolf-spirit failure. Only then did Adrian learn from the letter she left behind that she had seen us together that morning. The sight had haunted her for the rest of

Anna returns to her familiar home that has been separated for many years, her beloved home, no matter how many years she is away, the feeling of familiarity is always present in Anna's heart, sleeping in the room. The warmth in England is not as good as sleeping in a familiar bed at home. It is true that no matter where you go, it is not as good as your familiar home, no matter how tired you are outside, when you return home, you don't need to try to do anything, just go home. At home, all negative things are let go, home is the only private territory that protects us unconditionally. No one can damage that house, and nothing in the world can replace that familiar little house. "I asked the

"Nathan, let's go home, okay?" Nathan mumbled, "Home... I want to go home. Get her to take me home." Hearing this, Nina smiled. "I'm here to get you, aren't I? Let's go home now." She and one of Nathan's friends tried to help him up. Nathan cooperated at first. Then his bleary eyes opened slightly, and he instantly shoved her hand away. "Why is it you?! Where's Hannah? I want Hannah." Nina froze in embarrassment.

Hannah's POV: On the way to the Red Pack, I walked more and more faster. Perhaps Norman would think that I just missed the Red Pack and wanted to have a last look here. Indeed, I desperately wanted to get there. After all, I was still not sure that whether I should go back the Moon Church with Norman or not. It was quite unpredictable because everything happened too fast and I didn't have enough time to think about it. So I needed to say goodbye to my beloved homeland. Maybe I couldn't go back here again......

On days when Hannah would fall into depression for days, Rachel was there. There are times when Hannah Morales hated coming home. Whilst she loved spending time at her club, because she felt in charge, she couldn't stay there forever. Sometimes, she'd crash at Rachel’s house. On days when Rachel was busy or out on a trip for work, Hannah would lodge at a hotel. She knew, that after this party, her life would go back to its everyday monotony. No one could ever imagine that Hannah Morales stayed at hotels to escape the hell that was her house.

She exclaimed as tears instantly filled her eyes. "Do men like your soft look?" Heather found her sister’s face annoying even though it resembled her exactly. She relaxed her hand abruptly and turned around before continuing, “You’ll return to our home tomorrow!” The tingling sensation on Hannah's lips had not subsided, yet she looked on in surprise and could not believe what she had heard. "H-Heather?" ‘What did she say? She wants me to go home?!’ Hannah did not want to go back there yet. Although she refused to follow Heather here, she slowly realized she wanted to stay. She did not want to return to her “cage'' in her family’s home. Hannah no longer wanted to be a nameless prisoner on tha

She broke the silence again but he notices her voice, it was cold, empty, still. "Till summer." "So the bullshit about home was just....bullshit?" She asked and he noticed the slight fire dancing in her eyes but it was gone right away. "Don't curse O'Brian." He warned, eyes narrowed at the beautiful girl beside him. When she didn't say anything he said, "I meant it, I am home." It was just hard to explain to her what his home actually was. "You don't leave home." "Who says I left?" "You did."

As I leaned against the bed, I couldn't help but think about what had happened over the past five years since I was kicked out. A sudden realization hit me. Nicole was the one who had personally ruined all my backup plans. Now that I couldn't even work in nightclubs anymore, I would definitely struggle to make ends meet, let alone afford painkillers and a cremation urn. All I wanted was a decent eternal home when I die. What was so wrong with that? My eyes fell on my trembling hands, and I finally decided to take a trip back home. I wanted to ask Nicole what right she had to treat me like this.

"You said you're moving right, that's not a problem. Ah-ah, let me finish what I'm saying. I know that right now, you're indefinitely upset and angry and you feel like they're making a huge mistake taking us away from each other but it might not be so. I know I know I'm going to miss you a whole lot but it's a good thing. See, you'll make new friends when you go to your new school and everyone is going to love you because you are tea. You're a very amazing girl and everyone is going to love you, everyone is going to want to be your friend but we will still be bestest friends. You're going to have your parents with you and I know you hate them right now but you'll find yourself loving them al