Leaving By Roxana Robinson Novels & Stories

With a heavy heart we had to leave. Cliffrill, Foxton and other packs needed Dex’s presence. When I told Roxie she was almost enthusiastic at the prospect of being left. “Go, go be the Luna, it’s fine. I don’t want everyone here watching me scab over anyway.” she had insisted. I did wonder how much of it was getting rid of me, or knowing that the sooner we left the sooner Felix would be gone. He tried again to talk to her but Mina had to show him out when Roxie refused to see him.

"If he gives you any trouble at all, yes. Don't hesitate." Elnora returned to her office, where Robbin was already gathering her things. "We're leaving?" Robbin asked. "Yes" Elnora confirmed. "Let Maya handle it. We're done playing his games." They left through the private entrance, emerging into the back parking lot where their cars waited. The whole time, Robbin couldn't shake the feeling that he knew. That somehow, impossibly, Lex was aware of their escape, that he was already planning his next move in this twisted game.

She took charge, guiding Ann to the bathroom, bathing her like a broken doll, changing her into fresh clothes, and whispering soothing words into her hair. It took hours. Hours before Ann could speak. And when she did, her voice was brittle. Her soul cracked wide open. She told them everything. The silence that followed was deafening. Roxie had gone pale with fury. Lee had already thrown a vase against the wall. And when Ann finally said the words he had long waited to hear, it came so softly he almost missed it. “Lee… I’m ready. I want to leave this country. I want to follow the path of my heart. The path you chose for me. There’s nothing left for me here. Nothing but you—and I know Roxie w

The balcony was adorned with blooming roses that he had planted, and the terrace still held the swing from our honeymoon. Sienna peeked out from behind him, her eyes filled with envy as she looked around. I raised my head and, for the first time, refused him. "No. The house is big enough. There are other rooms she can stay in. Why does it have to be this one?" Sienna tugged at his sleeve, looking a bit aggrieved. Feeling sorry for her, Rory retorted, "Because Sienna likes it. These roses were always meant for her." The cold revelation shocked me. Sienna was satisfied, her smile was as bright as those roses on the balcony.

The waitresses pressed their hands to their mouths, eyes shining with awe and envy as they looked on, more excited than I was. I smiled as Jimmy slid the ring onto my finger. Surrounded by 9,999 roses, I said, "Sure." Happiness was like sand in my palm. The tighter I held on, the faster it slipped through my fingers. All I could do was enjoy the moment before it faded away. For now, all I wanted was to bask in the joy and love surrounding me.

Epilogue “If that is all you can all go. Thankyou for all of your hard work." Roxanne directs her team. All the members leave one by one. After the office gets empty, Roxanne grabs her things and gets ready to leave. She takes the elevator for the parking lot. She steps out of the elevator and ambles towards her car. Her soul and heart, eager to reach home. Her shoes clicked against the pavement and resonated in the empty parking lot. She opens the door of her car and instantly a shriek resonantes in the empty parking lot as she gets pulled inside. Her shriek gets muted by a kiss as Isaac attaches his lips with his love.

Then I moved to the mirror, lifted my sleeve, and saw my mating mark was already fading. Nine days. There’s not much time left. “We’ll leave soon, my love,” I whispered, touching my stomach, where a fragile life was growing inside me. “Just you and me. I’ll protect you.” A sudden noise echoed from the guest wing, making my heart jump. I turned and ran toward the sound. I rushed toward it, and found the maids hard at work; dusting, moving, and rearranging the furniture as if preparing the room for someone important.

Rose was abandoned. Dad was exposed. I should have felt satisfied. But inside, I was empty. All I wanted now was my mom. For her to stay. For her to never leave me again. “Okay, Mom,” I whispered, my voice weak but sure. “Take me away.” We turned to go, but Dad stumbled forward, his face ashen, his hands grabbing at our clothes. He dropped to his knees. “No! Please—don’t leave me! Fiona, Ava—you can’t walk away from this family!” His tears streaked down his face, his voice breaking. “I finally have you both back. We can be a family again, don’t take that away!”

But I don't care what it leads to, Cause my love you won't faaaaaadee Roxanna:oh baby how I wish you, could forgive me, Just one more time. Baby And I swear,I'll be there Anytime you want me too, I'll be true,just for you Don't leave me lonely, Cause I need you Henry:I neeeeeed yoooou, We both looked at eachother with our foreheads jammed together. Hexa:don't leave me lonely, Cause I need you Henry:And I swear Roxanna:you know I do Yeah. Henry:Dont leaving me lonely Cause i need you🎼🎼

A sudden spark of vague memory came when he remembered Linda in a red dress who forced him to drink wine and took him to a private suite and then she tried taking his advantage. He remembered everything, even if it was vague the moments were true and if Owen knows all this, then he didn’t have any reason to explain anymore. His mouth sealed in anger racing up his skull when Owen asked, thinking something’s off with this silence, “Do you remember now? I guess so… then…” “Don’t,” Ryan stood up carelessly, stumbling down the bed, but he balanced himself, not falling. Taking his hoodie from the hanging stand, he rushed to the door shouting, “I’m leaving,” and he left.