Is Kurama Coming Back Novels & Stories

I found myself missing the way he smiled, teased me, and always knew what to say to me in every situation. “You like him so much that you cannot even spend a minute away from him,” My wolf, interjected. “Go home, he is probably also waiting for him to return back to him.” The word home made my heart skip a bit. This was the first time I had a home where I was loved, a place I was happy to go back to and have someone who would be glad to see me return. “We are not doing that today, snap out of it,” My wolf chimed in again, snapping me out of my thoughts.

then back to Apollo, “some gods are messing with you and Ukiyo.” “Me? Other gods beside you two?” I asked in a surprise. In a blink of an eye, Kurai was now beside me. Closer inches to my face. I tried to lean back, but only stopped by the pillows. I was about to say something when he raised the jar in front of me. It was a tongue inside. And its color was black with visible small cracks on its part. “Keep it.” “But how?” “Just keep it.” And he disappeared.

If I told him seriously, he glared at me so I immediately made the peace sign and laughed. "Why are you I asked him while rubbing his back. His face and ears were still red from coughing earlier. "Bakti, you just told me that they are coming back?" Kenzo asked me seriously and Nook frowned. Like what's the big deal, right? Okay they will come back and that's it. "That's not important." I answered him and then I returned to my seat which was just in front of him. He didn't answer anymore, he probably didn't have anything either interest in Jiro's return.

I questioned and she smirked. "I want my life back. The blue moon will show up soon, I have to return the necklace to her or it's going to lead to drastic occurances that nobody will be able to handle." "The blue moon." "The necklace is sacred which I believe you know. It's forever on you until the blue moon arrives. Nothing can change that."

Ramona praised me, and I felt proud. “Of course, I spent a month practicing,” I chuckled before we said goodbye and went to our respective houses. Before, I just wanted to act to get back at my enemies, but the moment I stepped into the circle and broke into character, I felt so alive and free; I loved acting. I entered my car, and as I was about to drive off, I received a phone call with no caller ID. “Who is this?” I asked as I answered the call. “Hello Miss, this is the butler of the old man you saved that day, the man who has Erezobia,” he said, and indeed I remembered him. Why did it take him a whole month to get back to me though?

I opened my eyes to find a shiny knife before me, sending me tumbling back onto the couch in fear. "What's wrong, Lily? Do you want an apple?" my husband, Xavier Henderson, asked. My heart raced—wasn't I dead? Because I kept quiet, Xavier moved closer, still holding the knife. He said, "There's a new coworker who lives in our neighborhood..." I slapped the knife away and frantically inspected my body. And then, realization dawned—I had been reborn!

Every wolf in this hall recognizes Ida and I and they reveal that fact to their hosts. Muriel stumbles backward, almost falling to the ground and the rest of the elders stare silently in shock. The pack is suddenly restless at my revelation. “Why did you come back here?” Ramsey asks. “I came for Derek, I came for Liana, I came for Muriel and all of his elders, I came for everyone in this pack that watched what happened to me here. I came for all. Of. You.” I say, turning around on the spot to look at everyone. “D-did y-you k-kill t-the al-alpha?” Muriel asks, suddenly losing his ability to talk clearly. “Oh Muriel, we all heard the Luna admit to killing the alpha, that had nothing to do with

I rushed to him immediately, pulling him into my arms. “It’s okay,” I whispered quickly. “It’s okay, baby.” He clung to me tightly. But my mind wasn’t settled. Not even a little. Because Emma didn’t come here alone. And she didn’t leave alone. Damian’s voice broke the silence again. “We need to move.” I looked up at him. “Move where?” His eyes met mine. And for the first time since I met him… There was urgency there. Real urgency. “Because whatever she started,” he said quietly, “is already inside Crescent Pack again.”

She was laughing at something Marcus was saying, and the way he was looking at her. Goddess, it was the way he always looked at me before now. Like I was his entire world. Like I was the most precious thing he had ever seen. The pack members around them were smiling and welcoming her back like she had never left. Like she belonged here more than I ever had. I could hear whispers of "She's back!" and "They look so perfect together!" "Well, well, well," a familiar voice said behind me, dripping with fake sweetness. "Look what crawled out of the woodwork."

"I'll make Silverlune Pack stronger than ever." He smiled—real trust in his eyes. "Of course." Then that teasing smirk. "Wildgrove Pack's new Alpha heard you were back. Made the trip to see you." I blinked. "Who? Why would they—?" He just nodded toward the receiving room. I walked over and pushed the door open. Tall. Broad shoulders. Dark green cloak, Wildgrove Pack's totem stitched across it. He turned. Amber eyes, that familiar spark. "So... you're finally coming home?"