I'm Gonna Make This Place Your Home Novels & Stories

A smile tugs at my lips as I remember his words from earlier. “You’re my home.” He's mine too. Home isn’t a place. It’s a person. And mine is Malakai Cooper. I’m stuck with him. Forever.

She brought her arm back and looked at it for a long time without speaking. "There will be days," I said, "when you're older, when everything feels complicated and you can't figure out what you're supposed to be doing." "Like now?" Aiden said. "More than now, different than now." I looked at both of them. "And on those days I want you to remember that wherever you are, whatever you're doing,you already have a home. It's not a place. It's not an address." I touched Aiden's bracelet. Then Valeria's. "It's this. Whatever this is. That's home and it doesn't go anywhere."

Between us. Ah, I really wanna go home.

She leans back against me. “Like this?” “Quiet. Safe. A place I’d like to call home.” “You can call it home,” I say without thinking. “I mean, you’re here for a job, I know, but once Jackson is too old for a nan—or if you want to leave or…or—”

Wherever my flower is, that is where my home will be. She is my home

” I queried. “Well, it is my home too.” “Are you crazy? It was your home. And you never made the place feel like home in the first place. But that is all in the past now and I do not care what you think. You are not going to waltz in here like you have a place in it to make a mess.”

Still, I don’t back down. “You’ve got this place here, right?” I gesture around the room. “What if we fixed it up? Really made it into something more. Not just a place to hide, but a home. We could make it a safe haven for rogues. A base of operations. A place to belong, for wolves like us who need somewhere to go.” Her gaze sharpens, but she doesn’t say anything yet. I push on, determined to make her see what I see.

She leans back against me. “Like this?” “Quiet. Safe. A place I’d like to call home.” “You can call it home,” I say without thinking. “I mean, you’re here for a job, I know, but once Edward is too old for a nan—or if you want to leave or…or—”

If a job does not make you feel comfortable why must one stick around. I believe she will get a far much better job than working at a supermarket mrs Klein said.Well thank you so much mrs Klein I really hope so too Diana says as she helps Lucinda pack the bags in the back seat.We really missed you Diana smiled at Lucinda.This is a young generation I support their decisions she made a great decision though just keep supporting her until she gets a job she is comfortable with Mrs Klein says as she walks back in the yard.After Lucinda was done collecting her bags she goes back to clean the room,sweeps it and wipes the floor after she is done she looks for mrs Klein who is sitting behind the hou