Never Getting Her Back Novel Free Novels & Stories

As I pushed open the front door for the first time, I heaved a deep sigh of relief… a breath of fresh air. Rumors of my return had spread like fire. Society would never remain quiet. There was everyone whispering about the woman who was thrown out by her ex husband and now walked into the city once again with her head held high. Some were shocked, some were jealous, and some were curious. But I did not care. For the first time in my life, I felt free. I began reconnecting with friends I'd had to leave behind. And among them was Clay Banner. The first day I saw Clay again, I didn't quite recognize him. He seemed sharper, more confident than ever before, but his eyes were still the same—steady

she said any got down before turning to me. " here " she said and held it in front of me. I collected the book from her hand and smiled at her. " thank you. " I added " no problem, read it first.. Don't bother about returning it now.. Keep it " she said any went back to her table before I could ask her what she meant by that or why she was letting me take the book. I brush all the thoughts away from my head and then I move to my silent place, behind the back roll and sit on the ground. My back resting on the book shelf. I look at the book in front of me titled " we are more than friends ".

My life depends on it. "I don't want to. Give me back my notebook." She was looking at her notebook intently. She was about to run out of patience with this man. When she saw that Prince Caspian was not holding her notebook tightly, she immediately pulled it out of her grasp and quickly ran to the exit.

The lady said typing away at the computer. Jade walked to the back wall, scanning the books, she found a book called ‘The Forgotten Sorrows.’ She planted herself on the floor and started to read into it. It didn’t detail too much into the whole history before the witch burnings, but when it started in on the witch burnings, it turned brutal.

“However, it is pretty funny. You were the one who forced her into detention for my sake, and now you are desperately searching for her. “The day she got bailed out, I was near the police station watching someone take her away. You have no idea how satisfying that felt.” “You saw her?” Ethan grabbed her shoulders. “Who took her?” “How would I know?” Olivia shoved his hands away. “All I know is that she is gone. She is never coming back, and you will spend the rest of your life never seeing her again. “Ethan, this is exactly what you deserve.” “Be quiet.” The last thread of Ethan’s self‑control snapped.

I whispered to myself, staring at my empty passenger seat. My hand trembled on the steering wheel when I noticed my right arm. The veins were darker now as if my blood had turned black. Somehow it reflected how I felt within. I needed to get that book back. I almost died to get it, they had no right to show up and steal it. “But how am I even supposed to get it back?” I muttered. No one answered, of course. Just rain hammering the roof. I couldn't stay outside the cemetery so I decided to return to the pack estate.

The hot water pounded over me as I scrubbed hard, letting the steam fill the space. While the water ran, I made up my mind. I wasn’t letting her go. I’d fought too damn hard to win her back after everything we’d been through. I couldn’t lose her now because of some stupid death seal or a priestess’s warning. No way. I dried off quickly, pulled on a pair of loose shorts, and walked back into the room. That’s when I saw the book resting on her leg. I picked it up, glanced at the title, and almost burst out laughing despite everything.

"For five years you stayed and endured and never walked away. Why now?" "Because I finally understood something." She waited. "He was never mine to keep," I said. "He was just mine to borrow. And now I am returning him." I stepped past her. "You do not win," I said. "You never did." I walked down the hall and did not look back. End of Chapter 13

Instead, she reached up and touched my cheek the same way she used to when I was younger, when she needed to be sure I understood something important. “Come back to us,” she whispered. “No matter what you find out there.” “I will,” I said, and I meant it with every piece of me. “I won’t be long.” I picked up my bag, walked through the doorway, and closed the door behind me. The familiar weight of home stayed on one side of the wood, and the world where Rhea had been taken waited on the other. I didn’t look back. I couldn’t. She was somewhere out there, scared and alone. And I was going to bring her back. THE END Book 2 series coming soon

Someone who understood that love should never require her to lose herself. __ Later that evening when Daniel finally came back home, he entered the house and the first thing he did was look for Ann. He had no idea but he just wanted to see his wife. Luckily, he found her sitting on the sofa, reading and she raised her head to look up. “You're back.” She said and returned her gaze back to her book. “Yes.” Daniel loosened his tie. “How was your day?” He asked, trying to fill up the silence. “Quiet.”