Home Again By Kristin Hannah Novels & Stories

She asked which was another blow to my heart that I didn’t expect, I knew I couldn’t go back home as an angry Alpha King beside me wouldn’t be too happy but could going home and grieving with everyone be beneficial to me? “I can’t come home Hannah.” I replied feeling tears prick my eyes as I watched her begin to cry again and hold me so tightly begging me to come home over and over again, while I had to take a deep breath in and stare at the ground forcing myself not to burst out crying. “Well, I’ve gone.” Lizzie’s voice from behind me says as she turns around so we wouldn’t see that she was crying; to hear this young girl plead and beg for me to come home with her but I couldn’t was heartbr

Kaia’s POV Outside, the city streets were glittering with holiday cheer. Couples held hands. Kids carried candy canes. Every passerby seemed to be heading home. Home. That word didn’t mean much to me anymore. I kept walking. No destination. Just moving. Somehow, my thoughts drifted back to that night—when the call came about our parents. Plane crash. Routine business trip. Gone. I’d cried myself to sleep on the living room floor. When I woke, all three of my brothers were curled around me like a fortress.

That night, I turned off the lights, ready to sleep, when the door suddenly opened. Aiden walked in. "Are you asleep?" We slept in separate rooms now—I got the bedroom, while he stayed in the study. The day he chose to come back home, he stood at the doorway with his suitcase and said, "Lily, we both need time and space to sort things out. Let's not share a room for now." At the time, I was overwhelmed by an onslaught of intense emotions—the agony of betrayal by the person closest to me, the self-loathing from the reckless things I did after everything fell apart, and the righteousness of standing on the moral high ground.

Not because things with Camille didn't work out. He couldn't just run away from his problems like that. "It's just better, Cai. I have family there, I - I don't have a place to stay here and I can't afford one on my own and finding a new roommate is going to be impossible a-and I haven't been home for a while and to be honest, I'm a little home-sick and-" Noah was rambling, going on and on with poor excuses to move back there, every excuse but the truth.

Sky felt nothing but numbness at this point. She didn't know what caused this numbness. Elliot's treachery or having no place to call home. She took her luggage and came out of the Frost Mansion. She looked at the magnificent mansion for the last time before turning away. "What's the use of such a big house if it couldn't even become a home for a poor orphan", she felt pangs of pain in her heart. She has no where to go. Suddenly she remembered Lily. "Maybe I can ask her for help", she thought to herself and stopped a cab.

Ronan is the Alpha of Silverpine Pack. To protect Mara, the widow of the warrior who died saving him, and her young son, he repeatedly chooses them over his own family. The entire pack praises his loyalty and honor. Only I know that every promise he keeps to Mara teaches his own daughter to stop waiting for him. Then Ivy writes in an assignment at the pack academy: [My father is dead.] [He did not die at the border. He died at Mara’s house. Every time she called, he went to her and forgot how to come home.] Ronan finally realizes something is wrong and returns with a belated gift. What he does not know is that a summons from the Northern Crown has already reached me. In fifteen days, I will

I came home from a business trip. My daughter Anna threw herself into my arms and held up a hand-strung necklace she had clearly worked hard on. "Mommy, this is the birthday present I made for Mommy Lena. She's going to love it, right?" My heart dropped. Lena was my husband Preston's secretary. My daughter remembered her birthday. She had forgotten that today was mine. It wasn't the first time. She was always attached to Lena, hanging off her arm and asking, "Mommy Lena, when are you and Daddy taking me back to the amusement park?" Even when she ran a fever, the name she called out over and over was Mommy Lena. I corrected her, disappointed. "Anna, I'm your mommy, not Lena." But Anna pushed

I feel happy knowing that I matter a lot to someone even to the extent of leaving her shop just to come and welcome me home. “I was thinking that we are going to spend some time together and know each other very well but you had to leave for your honeymoon the next day according to the family's custom. “I was glad when grandfather told me this morning that you are returning home. Though I was a little bit surprised because it's barely four days you guys went for the honeymoon but nevertheless I was happy to hear the news of your return," Hannah said. She has a very bright and sincere smile on her face. I am glad that someone apart from Mr Williams likes me in this family.

“I need… time.” His eyes lit up like I’d handed him the world. “Time? That’s progress. That’s better than the walls you used to throw at me.” He reached for my hand before I could pull away, his palm warm and steady over mine. “Move back home, Hannah. Back to the mansion. Where you belong.” I nearly flinched. The mansion. That cage dressed up as a castle. My throat tightened. “I can’t,” I whispered. “Not yet.”

Alden ordered hastily. After buying the ice cream, Alden held the package on his lap. He didn’t expect Hannah to forgive him immediately, but he had to try. When he got home, Alden went to Hannah’s room. It was quiet, even though the door was open. When Alden peeked in, he saw Hannah packing clothes into a suitcase. “Where are you going?” Alden asked, panicking. “Going back to my home.” Hannah replied curtly. “You can’t go home!”