Leaving By Roxana Robinson Novels & Stories

Hillary croaked. “So why come back now?” Tony spoke for the first time beside me. I narrowed my eyes at her. “And why didn’t you just tell me the truth when I overheard that conversation between you and Robert? You told him I was still just a walking cash machine to you.” She swallowed hard. “I...I..uh...I did it to appease him. Even though I said I would pay him, he had gotten more possessive because the time he gave for repayment had already passed. But you heard us talking and I knew I'd lost you.”

Kael was already seated at the other end, looking far too smug for my liking. I took my place, lifting my chin high. I wasn’t the weak girl they had once discarded. Let the hearing begin. The lead elder, a wise and aged woman with piercing green eyes, began the proceedings. "Lady Aria, you have been summoned before this council to answer questions regarding your departure from the Silver claw Pack. Please, tell us, why did you leave?" I took a deep breath, choosing my words carefully. "I left because I was rejected by my mate, Kael, and unknowingly cast out of the pack. I was forced to fend for myself, and eventually, I found a new home with the Rouge Pack."

If so, why was he leaving her out of what was clearly pack business? There was the sound of a key in the lock and in response to that sound, Rose turned to see who was entering the apartment. “Hey you’re awake. Have you been up long?” “Long enough to see a Jeep leaving and to find a note. Really? I’ll be back? A little cliché, don’t you think? How about next time we try adding a little detail? I’m not asking for a complete novel. A name or two, what was so important was that it took you away right after we mated and hadn’t discussed what happened.”

“We could’ve gotten the security to drag her out.” “I didn’t want to stir up trouble on the first day,” I admitted, picking at the side of the salad I’d ordered. “Besides, she left me alone once I refused. For her part, she didn’t try to keep convincing me after I refused the first time around. She just said something like ‘I was afraid you’d say that’, took her damned check, and left.” “Still, she could’ve tried to make a scene,” Axel insisted. “What did she do afterwards?”

I order my coffee, and then we settle into our usual booth. And immediately two voices say in unison, “So?” I laugh, “So…” I opened my phone, pulled up photos, the listing, videos, and the balcony. The twins lean in and look over everything. Five minutes later, Wren covers her mouth, “Oh, my god.” As Robin looks devastated. I blink, “What?” I frown, looking at their sad faces. Robin is on the brink of tears and sighs dramatically, “You’re leaving.” I soften immediately, “Oh…”

It seemed that Myrna had been waiting outside for too long, so she knocked on the door and called Regina to leave. Regina had so many thoughts swirling around in her head right now, she ended up doing something that she couldn't even imagine herself. She dropped her bag on the ground, looked back at Roxana, nodded and smiled. "Okay, I'll join." … "And here's the song you've been waiting for... Let's welcome Roxana Lynne with her song 'Love and touch'." Roxana stepped out to stand in the center of the stage, the bright lights all shining on her. Roxana's beauty is like a noble and graceful lady, she just needs a small smile to make the crowd cheer. Everyone called Roxana's name with great lov

He finally disappeared. Roxie’s tears abruptly started flowing out. She felt terrified and frenetic. She never thought that there would be a day when Baby Robbie would leave her. However, Baby Robbie’s words and actions today made Roxie have an epiphany. No one here would be able to make Baby Robbie stick around. Since he was all grown up now, he would find a girl he liked and start a family of his own. Roxie turned around and walked away with tears on her face.

Roxanne was growing tired of being bounced like a fucking tennis ball! She was about to say something when Marilyn's voice thundered behind them. "Five minutes is over sir Peter! She has to return to work." Roxanne rolled her eyes so hard her sockets hurt, while Peter looked at her with pity and concern. "I must leave now." He said, turning his back to her without so much as a second glance. Roxanne did not stop him, she watched him walk away and desert her, the same way almost everyone in her life had done.

As Richard walked out of Roxana Nelson's bedroom with a stern expression, she let out a soft breath, but a feeling of indescribable loss arose within her. "What a long day," she thought. "First, I slipped and fell into the water, and then someone mistreated me." William looked coldly at Richard as he left, saying nothing but gently curving his beautiful lips, barely noticeable unless one looked closely. As Richard Harris left to dispel the air of embarrassment, Roxana said to William, "William, could you please go outside first? I want to change clothes. Don't worry, I'm fine. Thank you for coming. If you hadn't arrived in time, I don't know what would have happened."

“You’re stronger than you think, Isabelle.” His words settled over me, a quiet reassurance during this dark moment. On the third morning, Adrian left early. When I woke, I found an envelope on the kitchen table. Inside was a thick wad of cash and a note written in simple, neat handwriting: Use this to start over. Don’t look back. I sat there, the weight of the moment pressing down on me. Gratitude mingled with a sharp pang of sadness. He was gone, vanished as quietly as he’d appeared.