No Woman Left Behind Novels & Stories

It was a flawless plan if she knew how to hack CCTV cameras around the areas. They walked into the company building through a creek on a broken wall behind. The building was well furnished from the front, but had faulty construction behind where no people walk around as it was dangerous to trespass from there. And the place was like that after they redeveloped the building to its now form. They left that worn out wall behind the facility untouched and it worked like a living barrier. Jim and Amy bent down to pass through the creek. It was not large enough to pass through together, but one could with a bit of efforts. Amanda easily passed through. Her flexible slim body helped her a lot while

“Charlotte has been with us since the very beginning. She believes in what we are building.” “I want to believe that too. But the timing is too precise to be coincidence, Roza. She left two weeks ago. Meridian launched yesterday with a framework that mirrors ours almost exactly.” Nadia’s voice softened only slightly. “I am not accusing her of anything yet. I am telling you we need to find out, quickly, exactly what she took with her when she left.” I sat back in my chair, Iris still sleeping peacefully against my chest, feeling the exhaustion of the custody war give way almost immediately to a fresh, different kind of dread.

He deliberately trailed off, sliding his hand down Kelly's arm to grab her wrist. I sniffled, but as I stared at that hand that had held mine countless times before, I suddenly found that I had no tears to cry. My voice was a lot calmer and steadier than I had expected when I said, "No need. We're no longer an item, so I wish you two all the best." With that, I turned to leave. The smile on Zachary's face froze momentarily, but then he let out a scoff. "What's with the tough and stubborn act? You'll definitely come crawling back to me within three days. Anyway, I guess I'll just have to enjoy myself with my new babe for today."

Juliet Somehow, I was back at the cafe, facing Grace's piercing gaze. After I struggled to hold back from crying, which I had been doing a lot these days, Grace managed to convince me to go back to the cafe with her. “So… how about Naomi and Leah?” I asked, not just because I was trying to shift the conversation from me, but because I was curious about the women I used to call my friends. “Leah left the country to manage her mother's farm a year after graduation”, Grace answered.

I said, "You didn't listen to me. Even if you're the last woman left in the world, I still wouldn't date you." "I quit my job for you! Say the word, and I'll stay here, right by your side!" She went on her knees and looked at me with a plea in her eyes. "I sent Jonathan away and told everyone we're done. He'll never show up again. Say the word, and we'll have our happily ever after. "I know for a fact no one will give you the life I gave you. Just give me a chance, Leonardo." She spoke at a breakneck speed, perhaps worried that I might leave if she hesitated for even a single moment.

It seemed like it was around that time that Jasmine, the girl who used to smile so much, stopped smiling. She had asked him to do five final things with her. The first thing: go to the charity gala with her. But instead, he bought the painting she wanted and gave it to Jennifer. The second thing: go to Zaryen with her. But right before boarding the plane, he abandoned her to meet Jennifer, who had just returned to the country. The third thing: stay with her. He reluctantly agreed, but he struggled to hold back his frustration and secretly cursed her in his mind.

The next morning, I was awakened by a phone call from Alice, my teammate in the Werewolf Tribe. I could practically feel her excitement vibrating through the phone. “Hi, Christina! I just heard from Alex—you finally agreed to receive training in the Northern Territory! Is it true? I mean... you always had such a happy family—your Alpha mate, your twin pups. Are you really going to leave them?” I replied calmly, my voice as still as a frozen lake. “Yes. I’m going. This time, I won’t go back on my word.” “Wow, that’s amazing! I’m so glad you’ll be training with me! When are you leaving?”

I was not the scared girl from years ago or the obedient sister or the grieving daughter. I was the woman who had nothing left to lose. “I’m coming,” I said softly. But inside my mind another promise formed. And when I find you… I will burn your world to the ground. My phone buzzed again and I read another message. Don’t be late, Mommy.

It happened on the last shipment run I ever went on. My boyfriend and my best friend left me behind at the transfer station. I waited there for half an hour before they remembered they were one person short. Lawson called me, impatience all over his voice. "Why didn't you get in the truck?" "We're in a hurry for the celebration dinner tonight. We can't turn around." "Stop making a scene. Figure it out yourself." My mouth opened. No sound came out. Beth's voice carried through the line, clear and grating. "We're all adults here. Why does every little thing have to be handled for her?" "She has to grow up sometime." I listened to all of it and hung up without a word. The old me would have apol