Minecraft Never Say Goodbye Novels & Stories

Goodbye. And never again.

"Ha! That's why you got so flustered you tumbled from the tree! "Dylan! You've found her again, the girl you've been fond of, your mate. It's been twenty-two years. Our Northland Alpha King finally has his Luna Queen!" "Keep it down. She can hear you..." Dylan's voice was steady, but my ears were filled with nothing but the pounding of my own heart.

Even my own account was overwhelmed—not with hate, but with apologies. Hayden called me, saying that they had officially reversed their decision. They wanted me to come back. This time, he promised to vouch for me personally. I smiled and told him that I would return, but not until I had finished suing Ethan and reclaiming what was mine. The moonlight cast a silver glow over the pavement. I tilted my head back and gazed at the sky. It turned out that the stars would always shine through no matter how dark the night.

Absolutely not. She refused to cry tonight not over Kael, not over Selene, not over any of this. Aurora inhaled carefully before stepping back. "I'm fine." Lena stared at her for three full seconds. Then deadpanned, "You're becoming very annoying with that sentence." Despite everything, Aurora almost smiled. Almost. Lena noticed immediately. "There!" Aurora blinked. "What?" "That almost smile." Lena pointed dramatically at her face. "You should've committed fully."

The ambiance was quietly spectacular. Maureen sat tucked into a corner table, her gaze drifting over the city lights sprawling below. Despite the setting, a heavy, hollow weight pressed against her chest. "Mike, are you genuinely trying to remind me how single I am right now?" she muttered, nodding toward the softly lit couples' booths arranged nearby. "I barely have the emotional reserves to sit in a place like this tonight." Michael laughed quietly, rotating the coffee in his cup with practiced ease. "Direct your grievances to your second brother. Since he owns the place, he decided to shut it down entirely just to give you a proper welcome home. He also arranged a synchronized light and w

Slow and painful. He sniffs as tears trickle down his cheeks, "Give me another chance, please. I beg of you.” Words he never knew he would use, but Hannah is done with him. His words no longer mean anything. She remained silent and he continued talking. “Don't do this to me. Don't do this to us. We're supposed to be together." She grunted, "I'm sorry that's not going to happen. I don't want to be this petty but... A life without you is the best thing that happened to me. Goodbye, Xander.”

She trembled, her fingers shaking so violently that typing a reply became a struggle. Hera: [What is the current situation? Any casualties on his team?] Her emotions blurred into a suffocating haze. All she felt was a choking grip from this unknown fear. Morgan: [I'm not sure. No reliable updates yet. The wildfire is reportedly coming under control. Ms. Bishop, I'm confident Mr. Grimwald will be fine.] Hera closed her eyes, helpless. Only she knew Sebastian had shut off his phone long ago. She feared the tone in his farewell letter hinted he might have accepted this mission with a death wish.

Cursing once again at my inability to cry, I bid my final farewell to this place. Goodbye elven village. Goodbye mother.

Leon bursted. "I'm not going to marry you." I said and walked away. "Fine by me then.." Bastard!

When they saw me again, it felt as though we had returned to those early days, seven or eight years ago, when we fought side by side for every bit of progress. “I’m fine,” I told them with a small smile. “See? I’m back. As long as I’m still standing, you can focus on your work.” They forced faint smiles, but I knew they had caught my meaning—that if I could no longer stand, they should take it as their cue to leave.