Homecoming Book Summary Novels & Stories

Chapter 108 :Homecoming Avyaane pov "I'm glad you're here, Avy," he muttered. "We all are." I nodded and moved my gaze over to where Chad was standing, watching the reunion with a soft, almost reverent face. Our eyes connected, and I knew I'd made the proper decision. This was where I belonged, with him and his family—my family. As time passed, it became evident that this return was not without difficulties. Allison, Chad's on-and-off-again girlfriend, was not pleased with my homecoming and made no secret of it. "I can't believe you're just letting her waltz back in here, after everything she's done," she snapped one evening, her eyes narrowing with anger as she stared at Chad. Chad, to his

she said as she watched Alpha Rasmore cry to himself. It was just a matter of another year, and then she would be back in the world. Because she was done with conquering the spirits, she was only left to face the battle, about which she had no idea where it was being conducted, and if she succeeded, she would get to go back home. She had missed a lot of things. She had been watching her friends and was happy now that two of them had finally met their matches. It was only Peter and Patrilia who were left alone, but she was sure they would find their partners very soon.

He went home. End of Chapter One Hundred and Thirteen

“It’s literally a piece of plastic, Jess.” “You don’t get it,” I say, spinning toward him. “You never get it.” He raises a brow. “Then explain it.” I open my mouth—and stop. Because I don’t know how to explain it. Not really. I don’t know how to tell him that Homecoming isn’t about a crown or a football game or a dance. It’s about being seen. About being chosen. About feeling like you belong in a place that’s spent years making you feel like you don’t.

Jenna’s P.O.V. By the end of the weekend, the library had been emptied out completely, only leaving the walls and floors. And in a funny way, emptying out this massive school library had been some sort of a healing process for me as well. With every box that had been carried outside of the room, it had felt as if a piece of my high school terrors had been packed in and brought out of my heart as well.

Bethany continued, "But things slow down at this time of the year and you’re only a cell phone call away. You said your mom has a fax machine so I think we’re good to go in case something pops up." "In a way, I envy you. Going home for the holidays is always kind of special and going all out on your mom’s project to help the Society group is the icing on top as far as good feelings go. If anyone can make it work, then it’s you.” Bethany smiled at her friend.

A world left behind is waiting to be relived for a night''. Kim stared at the invitation of blue and white in horror. No No No this could't be happening to her, not after all these years. Judging from her expression one would think she was one of those students whose highschool experience had been a nightmare except it wasn't. She had been a straight A's student who was loved by all the teachers, hell she had been a cheerleader, she even dated the school's famous star quaterback. Highschool had been some of the best days of her life, that was of course before two of the people she trusted most in her life betrayed her in the most disgusting way, that too, on her birthday. The card was plucke

Time flew by in a flash. Elijah got up early and packed some essentials for the hiking trip. Although he tried to be quiet, he still woke Julia. Her nonchalance made him uneasy, so he pulled her into a hug, which she didn't resist. Burying his head in the crook of her neck, he said, "I know you've been hurt a lot this past year, Julia. Once I come back, I'll explain everything to you. I promise this is truly the last time! Don't be mad, okay? Just stay at home and wait for me, alright?"

My homecoming this time did not look like it would go quietly; rather, it would be the start of a brand new chapter filled with drama and comedy in our home. ****

"Just take it. Didn't you always complain that taking me in was a financial burden on the family? Consider the debt settled." Claire broke down into hysterical sobs, rushing forward to throw her arms around me. "Allie! I don't want the money! I just want you to come home!" I took a swift step backward, leaving her arms catching nothing but empty air. "There's no going back. From the moment you chose to abandon me, the bridge was burned." I turned on my heel and walked away, leaving the sound of Claire's frantic weeping behind me. I didn't look back.