Homecoming Wm Novels & Stories

"Are you okay?" "Yeah I'm fine." He lift his head to looked at me. "That's nice of your mom, say my thanks to her." "Will do. So are you excited for the homecoming?" "Me? Excited? That's never gonna happen." "Why?" "Because it's no fun. Dancing, announcing the homecoming queen and king, students spiked the drink. There's nothing to be excited about." "So you're not going to come?" I raised my eyebrow. "No, I still come. The boys told me it's a part of the celebration of our winning. So I heard you and Liam are in good terms?" I nodded my head. "That was fast."

Walter didn't need to be present or even notified. Out of concern for Ethel's age, he arranged for people to escort her back home for some rest.

I took the phone and clicked on WhatsApp. Our family group chat had completely blown up. While Mom and Dad were still on their way to the hospital the night before, they'd already had someone remotely pull the security footage from the house. The system was fully HD with an audio capture feature. Not only was the footage crystal clear, but every single profanity and threat Linda had hurled at me had also been captured. Grandpa sent a wall of voice messages in the group chat, a solid 60 seconds' worth lined up in a row.

Chad walks into the house and immediately spots the fort, widening his eyes in surprise. “What’s that? Did I just walk into a time machine?” he teases, putting the bags he’s holding on top of the coffee table and looking at me. Ryan comes right after him, a soft smile on his lips as he takes in the scene before him. “It feels like we’re back in the ‘90s again,” he adds, coming to greet me with a tight hug. “Hi, Hays.” “Hey, brother. How have you been?” I reply, hugging him back. “How did the honeymoon treat you?”

After kim had left eight years ago for college she couldn't bring herself to go back to lover's valley, the place held too many memories, especially one she would go to the depths of hell to forget and not only that, she just couldn't stand the look of pity the town's people always gave her. Kim toyed with the card in her hands, twirling it back and forth between her fingers. Sam was right, it's about damn time she went back home, with her mind made up she picked up her phone and smiled. ''You win mom''. ############################################# ''Sir this just came in for you''.

in crystal glasses. But Clair was nowhere. No trace of her damp hair from the bathroom steam. And eyes glued to the down like looking up would break her. The elder wrapped our wrists with a red silk cord. Modern ceremony, old tradition. And Alexa whispered the vows back. Her voice didn’t shake. Mine did. But only Nuel heard it. And his mouth flattened. He knows. He knows I’m lying to every god in this room and that I can’t help it. The cord tightened. And the pack roared. Mother’s voice cut through the mic in her hand: “Bonding begins at moonrise. Alpha and his Luna will retire to the north wing.”