Never Be Alone Novels & Stories

“Thanks. But call me if you need me, okay?” “Sure.” “Got to go. Love you.” “Love you, too.” I stared at the screen. Life must go on. “You’re a good friend, Adley.” “Thanks. I should go.” I slipped my phone back into my bag. “You can stay if you don’t wanna be alone. I have a spare room.” “I can’t. I need to think through this alone.” “You have to be spontaneous sometimes. You only live once to live in regrets.” “Think of this as baby steps.” “Just remember that you don’t have to do this alone. I’m here now and always will.”

Now, I was surrounded by memories that were, unfortunately, shrouded in pain. ‘You’re never alone because I’m right here with you,’ Storm promised me. ‘Just as I’m right here with you too.’

The fear of being alone. “She wouldn’t do this if it weren’t absolutely necessary. You know her; she doesn’t do things on a whim. Every step she takes, every move she makes, there is always a reason behind it.” “But she’s always been my anchor. Always had my back. I feel so alone now. So empty.” I whisper. Alec leans closer, his voice firmer now. “You’re not and you never will be. You have me and Knox. We’ll be by your side until she comes back and after.”

Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. All characters appearing in this work are a work of fiction and only a product of my imagination. Enjoy reading! ------ Did you ever wonder when will be your last day living in this world? What will be the last word you will say to your loved ones, who will be the last person that you will see at your last moment. It's either a doctor or a person who will bring an end to you?

Has this always been our fate? There is no such thing as fate. Yes, I am fated to be alone now, but is being alone what I truly choose? I cannot live without Jenna, and I have made this very well-known. My life without her is nothing but getting lost in a maze without any sight of getting out. Where do we even go from here?

"Are you okay?" He asked. "Yeah, you should leave, I wanna sleep," I replied getting off the couch. "Can I stay here with you? I don't want to be alone, I can sleep on the couch, I just want to be with you," "I don't want to be in the same space as you Cross, just leave me alone," "Kathy, please, can we talk about this, I know I messed up and I admit it but please don't give up on me, don't give up on us, I want our family to be together, I don't want to leave apart from you,"

, I hummed while looking ahead. "He is also single. I mean what's happening with the world. All beautiful people are single here.." "You aren't going to stay single from tomorrow.", I told her. "Why?", she asked me innocently while caressing her hair for the nth time since i gave her a makeover. She was all nervous and shy with the attention she was getting. "Look around yourself once and say the same again..." She did take a look around and gasped. "Haha" She ducked her head down and hid herself behind me.

He squeezes me, I lean further into him, needing the comfort and peace only he can offer me. "You were made for this, you were made to be a leader. Everything has already come to you so easily, this will too. And, you won't be alone. You will never be alone again, you have me" he says. You will never be alone again. The utter truth in those words makes tears spring to my eyes. Even if he doesn't know the answers, he won't ever leave me to figure them out all by myself. Never again. Never again will I feel lonely while I fall asleep in the arms of a man, never again will I dread my mate's presence, never again will my life be emp

“Son, there’s not enough time here. You need to go back. Always remember, Ady, we are very proud of you… of everything you've achieved. Live the rest of your life well. Enjoy it.” The fear of being left alone again, of facing that pain without them, rose up. “Mom, Dad, I don’t want to be alone!” My mother’s voice was soft, reassuring. “You’re not alone, son. We are always with you… right there, inside your heart.”

I could see there were sections of the floor plan that were boarded up, or doors that were permanently shut off, leading to nothing. Samuel must have felt my confusion because he just looked at me and said, “I don’t have the use for all this space.” His admission makes me realize how he lives alone, without a mate and children, and has been doing so for many years. I don’t want to feel sorry for him but that’s exactly what I end up doing. It must have been extremely lonely living like that, especially when you’re leading a pack because everyone expects you to be invincible, undefeatable, and untouchable. You have to live up to the legend of being an alpha; being on the top often gets lonely.