I Quit The Hero's Party Wiki Novels & Stories

The next day, I went to the hospital to get an abortion. The doctor who met me was a high school classmate. When she recognized me, she smiled and congratulated me, but her smile froze when she heard that I wanted an abortion. Her eyes flew wide open as she asked in disbelief, “Are you really getting rid of the baby? What about Charles?”

Her voice shook, barely holding it together. Finally, we stood side by side. The gap was obvious. Even I felt it. I forced a stiff smile. Adrian shot me a cold glance. No explanation. No reassurance. Just, "Zane and the others threw you a welcome-home party." Zane. And that group—especially the ones who always mocked me. Just thinking about it made my head spin. Adrian didn't care. He never did. My body tensed on instinct. I held my breath, uneasy.

"I, Beta Blake renounce my Postion as beta and as a member in the Blue Lake Pack." I feel the link snap and nod. "Goodbye Kyle." I turn around and walk out. Leaving Kyle and this pack behind for good.

The elderly preferred a quiet environment, and I didn't want to disturb Elijah and Iris because of the commotion. Though I was reluctant, I went outside to face Tyler. Gone were the disgust and hesitation in his eyes—now they held only regret and guilt. "I'm sorry, Sienna. I made a terrible mistake." "None of this was intentional. I… I was manipulated by Jenna and Florence. I've already kicked them out of the house. From now on, I'll stand by your side, no matter what."

Suddenly, I remembered what the healer told me two months ago. "Don't you have family?" Joseph Chaser asked. "They don't want me anymore," I answered with a bitter smile. He seemed surprised. He wasn't the first person to react that way. Every time I said this, people thought I was joking. After all, everyone knew the youngest daughter of the Everharts was adored by her entire family. How could they possibly not want me? But in my heart, even though my family and fiance never explicitly cut ties with me, it was close enough. My best friend Chloe had unknowingly stolen the love of my brother and fiance.

"Red oak pack. I know them. They were one of the heroes of the last supernatural war. Their Alpha gave his life in battle to take down the vampire King, Dimitri's father. They might help. But will they listen?" "They will." Quinn looked confident, although there was a something in his eyes. "I would give you details." A relieved smile appeared on the King's face. "That is a good start. There is hope after all." Like that the meeting was ended. After the meeting, Quinn was called aside by the King. Christine and I waited outside. When Quinn came out, he walked by without a word. We followed after him. "Quinn," I called out. He stood still without turning around.

Realizing her overreaction, she sat back down, coughing, but someone else stood up. “What do you mean quit? What is this story?" "It's in Balder's report, Prince, a D-rank hero, the strongest class, challenged subject Anesidora and was humiliated, I think Lady Mercy can take me on that." Mercy looked disgusted by his choice of words, but when she saw Moonra's anxious look, she did her best to hide it. “Well, like he said, t'was fight to determine the fate of a party, so Dora won and the other one quit, but he was the one who asked.”

"I don't need your help. I don't need revenge. And I definitely don't need some stranger playing savior because he has his own agenda he won't even explain." "Olive—" "Find someone else to play chess with." I grabbed the door handle, yanking it open. "I'm done being a piece on someone else's board." Sheila was right there when I stepped out, eyes wide with surprise. "Oh! Are you—did you finish already?" "I quit," I said. And I walked out. Didn't look back. Couldn't look back. Because if I did, I'd see those blue eyes and that body and that dangerous smile.

They usually disbanded when they had a flag of their own or finished a dangerous quest. “Look, I understand that we barely know each other,” Wilt said, “but we don’t know very much about the people here either. If we formed a party today and a guild, later on, we have the best chance to survive this world and this Game together as a team, so what do you say?” Li and Katie agreed to his proposal. The rest thought it over until Jasper lifted his head. “Sorry, Nick and I got invited to the Argus Guild.” “They offered us really good benefits,” Nick added.

"Maybe I'm just pathetic. Took me this long to realize I fell for you a long time ago. My injury's worse now. Even if I get out, I'll be crippled. And... I don't want to leave. This game is your life's work. Dying here... I'm okay with that." He paused. "Serena, keep going. When this game launches one day, you'll have my blessing. Just keep moving forward. Don't... look back." I didn't turn around. A tear slipped down my cheek. It took everything with it—my obsession, my love, my hate for Nolan. I stepped out of the game. The animals followed. A crack split the sky. Birds shot up, wings pounding. The huge beasts and the rest poured out through another opening.