Jalan Tak Berujung Novels & Stories

They say that we will travel far to reach the end, sometimes there is no end. Some do not know where they are going while others have already reached their destination. Sometimes it is impossible to avoid getting lost but remember to always give your best so that you can find your way again. It is not easy because there are roads that are difficult to cross but when you reach the end, you can say it is worth everything you have gone through. I hugged Adams as we watched from a distance. Who would have thought that the day would come when I could say I have finally arrived — I could say that I didn't have to walk any farther because I am now standing where I was supposed to go.

I say “No absolutely not we won’t be stepping foot in your pack, let’s go you two” she says before opening a portal again and they all disappear into it. She’s gone before any of us can protest and that’s when I realize I don’t even know my mates name. She may think she has gotten rid of us but little does she know… we don’t back down from a challenge. Saint stands up after finally managing to get himself untied and looks at me. “We aren’t giving up on her right?” He asks. “Nope we sure aren’t” I respond before we start heading back home.

THE TAKE DOWN…PART 1 Josiah screamed as they stepped out onto a road. “What the hell?” Mark asked him puzzling. “We have gone nowhere, except maybe 2 miles.” Josiah answered him. “Surely we have gone more than that.” Mark tried to reassure him. “No I recognize this road and just around the corner up there is where it ends. It leads to another road that will take us back out to the main highway of this hillbilly town.” Josiah told him.

It was as far as he ever went. The junction up ahead was staring at him, waiting for him to choose his next path, but alas, he never went past the junction, it was his boundary. His eyes glanced around, scanning the environment. He could see people blending into alleys and moving themselves to hide from the angry storm. He let out a gruff breath, certain that thus, his walk has come to an end.

"Anyway, the past is behind us. Beatrice, please stop interfering in my life, alright?" Beatrice's jaw dropped, her mind a whirlwind of confusion. "What in the world are you trying to say?" "It's nothing important. I have errands to run. Please leave." Before departing, Beatrice left me with a final remark. "I do not consent to the divorce. Once I've sorted things out, I'll come back for you." With Beatrice pushed to the back of my mind, I officially began my studies in Austera. Freed from work obligations, I finally had plenty of time to spend with Parker. He slowly moved beyond the unhappiness of the past and made many new friends along the way.

Lauren 'what I meant is there any way to earn money through the system' System 'there is no other way, the host is required to defeat gym battles and win the pokemon league to earn money' Lauren 'well that's a bummer but on the other hand, the reward is not bad at all and I even got an ultra ball even though I cannot use it right now maybe in future I can' After figuring out the way Julin starts walking to the leave the Pewter city after walking for a 45 minutes time he finally makes it out of the city, then he sees an even longer and an empty road which will be his path for a day or more to reach the Cerulean city for his second gym battle he sighs and continues walking. Lauren "This much w

#ROAD_TO_ABUJA 💦🔞 #Chapter_6 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃🎃🎃 🎃🎃 #JACK Traveling to Abuja in a car is quiet tiring and now that we're going to trek all the way there.. It's going to be excruciating on our bodies..... Luckily for me, This isn't my first time going to Abuja, I know many roads and shortcuts to take us there and I happen to know some settlements living along the way... The day our car crashed, Julia and I took a long trek down the road, It was tiring but I wasn't bothered by it but as for Julia, her case was different.. She would hiss and complain a lot... I paid her no attention cause I too was in the same mess as she is, The only way we ca

***** Jorkallun Journey: CHALLENGE NUMBER 2: Jorkallun continued his walk after the bridge experience and wondered what lay ahead of him. He hopes to overcome the temptations and get to the crystal cave in time and save his friend. Having walked some distance away from the bridge, he stopped when he saw two path ahead of him. One was made of gold and the other one was made of dirt. The one made of gold was by his right and the other dirty road was by his left. He became confused as he didn't know which of the road he will take.

The next meeting happens. Not charged. Not dramatic. Just… present. People speak. People listen. Some things remain unresolved. They always will. And somehow, that’s no longer threatening. I write the final lines knowing they refuse satisfaction. Closure is not maturity. It is often relief mistaken for wisdom. What we are learning instead is how to continue— without promises of ending, without guarantees of ease, and without mistaking completion for truth.

In the quiet corners of her mind, Jette grappled with a choice—should she continue her journey with the knowledge at hand, accepting the void left by the missing page, or should she embark on a quest to unearth the lost wisdom? As the moonlit nights persisted, so did Jette's internal struggle. The missing page became a metaphor for the mysteries that permeate life—a reminder that even in the pursuit of knowledge, some truths may remain veiled. In the soft glow of the moon, Jette stood at a crossroads, the path ahead shrouded in uncertainty and the echoes of the missing page lingering in the air.