Never Once Did We Walk Alone Novels & Stories

Surely, I will never want to try diving into their circle again. I walked outside and saw a nearby park. The park today has many more visitors than usual. I looked at the crowd flocking over and saw someone filming. Oh! So there’s someone famous there. I wonder who that big personality is. I passed the park and sat on the brick pavement. I am confused right now about what to feel because things turned out so bad. Maybe crying is better than this feeling I have right now: emptiness. I don’t even know when things started this way that even if I wanted to ask Alex, well it feels like I just have to move on from it. Maybe when he tells me that they have been seeing each other for months now, I w

Our journey began as we passed through a forest which was as silent as a graveyard and I was beginning to wonder why we haven't seen anything. I was beginning to wonder why we haven't seen any zombie since we step feet into this forest. We all walked in pairs except for Mark who walked alone and he was ahead of us.

The others followed. One by one. I turned to Riya, whose lips parted in surprise. “You see?” I whispered. “You were never alone.” She didn’t speak. Just reached for my hand. And I knew—no matter what the prophecy said, no matter what the witches of Inadu brought upon us—we would face it as one. Even if the storm swallowed the world whole… We would rise through it together.

Alone again. ......

I ask them not wanting them to know before they had to. “I will agree to walking you over there and then going to catch up Levi and the others. But I WILL walk you to your door. Do you understand? A lady should never have to walk alone, my mate will never have to walk alone. Ever.” He said I and I felt that there was something more to this statement than just walking to the door. It felt like he was trying to say more than just that he would always be present to walk me home.

they whispered as they watched her with fondness. Their queen, their goddess, came into their lives when they least expected it and even though they had their ups and downs she stuck with them through thick and thin. They proved to her that their love could conquer anything. Their family and hearts were complete thanks to her. She truly was their one and only.

The show of strength for our allies and our enemies. Lydia linked her arm with mine, giving it a squeeze. “Remember. We are right here. You are not alone.” We walked out of the room together, with our heels clicking on the tiles in steady rhythm. With every step towards the grand staircase, towards the waiting cars and the watching eyes, I repeated Salome’s words in my head. No union is perfect. Observe Be present. And beneath it all, there was a more quiet, colder thought that echoed the warning my bond had already given me….

But today, for the first time in years, I didn’t feel like I was walking alone. We were building something—slowly, carefully, one step at a time. It wasn’t perfect. It wasn’t easy. But it was ours. TO BE CONTINUED

But maybe, just maybe, I didn’t have to do it alone. As we walked back to the apartment, the sound of our footsteps echoed in the quiet street. The night was colder now, the stars overhead barely visible through the haze of city lights. I hadn’t realized how much I needed the quiet until we were there, walking side by side, neither of us speaking, just feeling the weight of the moment.

Occasionally she hummed like she was enjoying the atmosphere on the sidewalk that wasn't too crowded today. “Come to think of it. This is the first time the two of us have walked alone. Besides walking to work,'' Anna looked at me. Her height is not even up to my shoulders, making me tilt my body slightly toward her ear, just to hear the words that she’s sayin’. Especially when she spoke, along with the sound of passing vehicles. "What?" I asked Anna to repeat her words. “This is the first time the two of us have walked together. Besides walking to work'' she said again.