Nearly Departed Book Novels & Stories

The softness of her gaze enveloped me, a warm embrace that filled my heart with thankfulness. “Thanks so much”, I murmured, barely above a whisper. ********************* As the days went by, the day of our departure had finally arrived. The reality of depature began to sink in as Nora helped me pack my belongings. I struggled to come to terms with the fact that i was leaving everything familiar behind. I couldnt believe the speed at which my life my moving, just days back i was married , and today i am a divorcee, a single mother and relocating.

--- Elsewhere… Nelly Couldn’t Finish the First Page Nelly sat in her room, sadness weighing heavily on her face. She felt as if Naomi had taken Adel from her completely. She stepped out, hesitant, and stopped at Naomi’s door. Her hand trembled as she reached for the handle… then slowly turned it. The room lit up. It was neatly arranged. On the table lay a book Naomi had been reading. She approached and picked it up. The title read: “Your Eyes Found Me – A Novel” She turned off the light and left.

" This was the road she had chosen for herself. Regret was useless now. In the end, I moved the children's graves abroad and settled overseas. After all, anywhere Talia had stayed felt dirty to me. I only hoped those children would be reborn into good lives. And that they would never again meet a mother like Talia.

"Sir, you're officially divorced, so you're not legally allowed to call for a search… There's even copies of divorce papers with your signature on it." "What?!" Quentin exclaimed, incredulous. Seeing that he was ready to kill, the man quickly added, "But wait! I've already searched for her and found her name registered on an airline manifest. She left the city on Flight WB123 just two weeks ago, but it crashed with no survivors… I think we lost her, sir." Quentin was left standing there, thunderstruck.

(Her POV; His POV appears briefly near the end) No one announces their leaving until after the decision is already made. That’s what people don’t tell you. Departure isn’t usually born in conflict. It grows in private recognition. By the time words are spoken, the leaving has already settled into the body. The first sign isn’t resignation. It’s distance. A slight delay in responses. A gentler presence in meetings. Not disengaged—just… untethered.

Clean. Maya was one of the last people to leave the room because after Mr. Dawson dismissed everyone she tried to quickly finish reading the page she was on. Noticing there was probably ten other people left she slipped her book into her bag and shut down her laptop and slipped that to into her bag. She stood up and fixed the strap of the bag onto her shoulder.

Thud tack As I looked at the book that I was reading, it seemed like the person who would sit beside me finally arrived. It would be much better if I wouldn't have to share a seat with others but there is nothing I can do about that. Hah. What a tight security. I wasn’t able to book the chair beside me. Thanks to my luck, yeah “Ladies and gentlemen, all cellular telephones and other portable electronic devices, such as CD players and laptop computers, must be turned off and stowed for departure. Thank you”

We had put a jacket and pants into our bag to put on when we got closer, I don't think that America was going to be as hot as Australia some how. We had about half an hour left before we had to go to the departure gate so we just walked around a few shops. I picked up a book and some magazines to read on the flight, also a few snacks and drinks for me and Arizer. When we got to the departure section of the airport it was time to say goodbye to Nico and the part I was dreading the most. "Well it is time." I said sadly to Arizer and Nico "Bye my friend" Arizer says to Nico and they do the whole bro hug.

“I need you in my life. That doesn’t change with distance.” Emery’s shoulders sagged, guilt flooding her expression. “I’m sorry,” she whispered. Harper exhaled, tension easing. “So am I.” ⸻ 🎓 Parallel Growth Arc — Two Lives Expanding Departure day arrived faster than either of them wanted. Airport terminals buzzed with rushing passengers and overhead announcements that made everything feel too temporary. Emery clutched her boarding pass, nerves and excitement warring across her face. Harper stood beside her, composed but quieter than usual.

He didn’t want to miss any part of his baby’s growth. That same day, the group headed to Nephus for the final war. Their journey to Nephus was so clam and peaceful that Nicklaus started to feel uneasy. The shops and house were closed and even the street lights were off. Everything was dead silent as if the kingdom had been abandoned. But he was not afraid, they forge ahead until they reach the palace gate.