If He Had Been With Me Characters Novels & Stories

“Because you’re with me.” I stared at him, the fear and confusion warring with something else…something I couldn’t name. “What now?” He stood, offering me his hand. “Now, we run.” I stared at his outstretched hand, my chest tightening. His words echoed in my mind: Because you’re with me. It wasn’t an apology, but it felt like one. The faint sounds of shouts and hurried footsteps snapped me back to reality. They were still looking for us. There was no time to dwell on anything but survival.

He asked me. I felt my heart start racing as I looked into his eyes. Enzo would never have left my side. I was with him until this morning.

He should be the one person who needed to stand by me no matter what. He wasn't just my beta after all. He was my friend, and friends had each other's backs no matter what. Right?

I said and I pointed at the other screen where I was playing the footage from that day. Harold smiled. This seemed to make him happy and as he faced that end, I was lost in thoughts a little. What if Jace had been the one here with me, would he have enjoyed working with me? It would have pleased me greatly if he was here but do not get me wrong, I did appreciate the fact that Harold was here with me but Jace and his scent, that was a whole different package. "Is something the matter, Jacob?" I suddenly heard Harold speaking to me and I was brought back to space.

I said, already knowing one thing or another it had to do with Fiona. I wore my shirt and came out quietly, slowly walking towards the veranda to see him. He wasn't just alone; he came with so many guards and two elders by his side. He stood looking around as he chuckled, whispering some words to his beta who was standing beside him. “And what if I don't plan to see him?” I said as my beta looked at me, confused.

"If I had interfered back then, would things have turned out differently? "I've been following your every move ever since until the day we ran into each other.” Charles looked regretful, and I reached out and hugged him. "Don't blame yourself. Some hardships are ones that I have no choice but to bear alone., and it's not your fault." I almost missed out on such a great guy. Luckily, it wasn't too late for everything.

I couldn't agree more to what she had just said but even at that, it took me back to what life would have been if my mother had been around, maybe we would have gotten this far or maybe not, seeing as I was still conserve with them and didn't know how to act most times when I was with them. Holding the book closer to myself, I excused myself, taking steps up to my room when my feet came to a stop in front of the room I shared with Alexis, the hurt in his face coming at me once more. I swallowed, taking in rasp breaths because I did that, and had hurt the one person whom I knew will always have my back. Standing in front of the human length mirror, I shook my head when thoughts on how much hi

"I told you! You're gradually losing your sorrows by coming out with me.” "Yeah!" I smiled shyly. The stage was now lit with golden light, the characters were now present on the stage. All eyes were now on them, no one was looking elsewhere. I tried to focus on the stage but each time I found my eyes retreating back to him, the charming young man sitting beside me. I felt I cherished him more than I ever did. No wonder! My wolf is gone and I had no other companion! He's my only companion, he and his brothers! My heart learnt to stick so tight.

He explained, while I nodded. "If I was a target like you said, then that was the reason why I should have stayed with you. Had it been one of them had gone after me while you were there with your Beta, what then would you have said?" I demanded, and I closed my eyes. Because of him I have lacked interest in the movie I had been watching. "Not at all, nothing of that sort could have happened. You had Jack with you and some of my fighters are here as well. So nothing could have happened." He said, and he wrapped his arms around my shoulders.

I was sure inside his head was the absolute stuff of nightmares. “When your mom first came to me I foolishly agreed to help her without knowing all the facts. But I was in a bad place. I was desperate too. I went and met Charlotte and David. They very obviously held all the cards and that wasn’t something I could handle. I know by now you have to know what the Greco’s are, if you hadn’t already known,” he said, raising his eyebrow. “I knew,” I said, nearly afraid someone else would hear me.