Homecoming Kate Morton Novels & Stories

Rebecca woke up in a bed that she didn’t recognize. She sat up and looked around not recognizing the room or anything in it either. She tried remembering what had happened. She had gotten ready for dinner and headed down to the lobby of the building where Kert had said he was waiting for her. When she could remember him holding the door open for her to get into the car and that was it.

Maria accepted the order to get up, stretch her belt, turn her head and say to Kate, "I'm going to buy some things." Jenny took her cell phone downstairs, looked around the room, and saw that only Kate was left, confused, and asked, "Where is Maria?" Kate pouted, "She has been called by Daniel." "Kate, you have to go home tomorrow, right?" “Yes, I want to come back and make it clear.” Kate sat up straight, and she decided she couldn't go on like this, even if her father kicked her out of the house because of this, she accepted, at least she tried, and wouldn't feel sorry for her. regret again.

“Call the house if you need anything. The car keys are in the flower pot.” “Yeah, I could use one. I’ll fill the tank. Thank you.” “Don’t let those ladies get into your pants so easy, city boy,” she said as she walked out of the door. “They’re not my type.” “I’m not surprised town girls don’t pass your taste.” She laughed. “Nah. It’s just I’m fancy of a girl named Sindy Kate these past few nights. So I just stick with her for a while.” I watched how she stop to a halt and how her body shudder. It was another proof that she was the same girl.

The reunion was over; the orchestra had packed away their instruments. The chandeliers dimmed one by one until only the warm lights above the entrance remained. Waiters loaded silver trays onto carts, and guests slowly filtered into the cool night, still buzzing about one name. Bee. No, Isabella Vale. Outside the academy, the air was crisp. Luxury cars lined the driveway. Drivers opened doors. Security guards escorted wealthy guests away. The Moretti brothers emerged from the entrance together, their bodyguards instinctively spreading out around them.

she added, her tone gentle as she took my suitcase from my hand, assisting me with unpacking. Taken aback by her kind gesture, which felt almost foreign to me, I bent my knees, helping her place my clothes and belongings inside the cupboard and on my nightstand. Apart from Hilda, I couldn’t imagine anyone even bothering to look my way. I was always a shadow in my pack, which made this simple attention on me feel out of place. "I'm Kate, a member of the Shadow Moon Pack," I said meekly, starting to feel a bit more relaxed around her.

"Yeah, like I said it's been a long week. Just need a good night's sleep and I'll be ready for tomorrow." "Well, I have a surprise for you when you get here." I pick up on the change of tone in her voice. "Oh, mom, you're not setting me up on another—" Kate unlocks the door of the apartment and rushes inside, slamming the door behind her. "Mom, I have to go. I'll see you tomorrow, Love you. Bye." I end the call, silencing my mom's objections. Kate leans against the front door, her red hair is a loose mess tied on the top of her head, and her pink scrubs are wrinkled from a long shift at the hospital. She throws her hands in the air before settling them on her hips.

She was healthy and happy. Marcus took her along with him for jogging in the morning. She was so lazy that he had to carry her on his back, half way home. But her husband didn’t mind. He also spoiled her with gifts and took her to a lot of public places and let her taste every letter of the word ‘FREEDOM’. Approximately 3 months later... Kate was attending a pop quiz in algebra when an announcement trough the speaker paused the class. “Katelyn Winston is requested to come to the office immediately. Thankyou”

On our way home, I give Kate, our house keeper a call, informing her that we would be at the house in a few minutes and a sumptuous meal would be delightful as we had all not had real food since we got here. “Change up quickly and come downstairs. We should have dinner, yes?” I say as soon as we step into the house and they all nod in response, everyone slipping into their various rooms to shower. It was so strange for me. Taking on the responsibilities of a wife already. It wasn’t so bad. I hurry to the bedroom, helping Liam out of his clothes as he prepared for a bath. “How did Kate know that we were coming back? I don’t remember calling her and I don’t think Dad did either. Do you think i

While eating, Jason called and told me he was in front of the food court. We all walked out to his car and made our way back home. Once we arrived home, I told them I was going to my room to rest and headed up the stairs. About ten minutes later, I heard a knock at the door. I went over to the door and opened it to see Kate. "Hey! Can I come in? There is something I want to talk to you about." She said, and I moved over so she could come in.

“Damn. It would have saved me tuition in the long run.” “Now, if you needed an opera singer, or a lead in a musical, one of us could help,” Nubian princess volunteered. I focused my attention on her. “I don’t believe I’ve had the pleasure of officially meeting you. I’m Nate Mactire, from Boston, and dateless for the Homecoming dance.” I held out my hand to her. She placed her hand in mine, and I gently kissed it. Girls go shit over stuff like that. I noticed that Kimi rolled her eyes. “I’m Jennifer Warren, from Aspen Falls, and also dateless for the dance.”