Ooops Noah Is Gone 2 Novels & Stories

My mom hugged me tightly, clearly worried. While I was still trying to figure out what was going on, my dad teased, “The moment your mom got off the plane, she was flooded with the news back home.” I laughed. “It’s fine. It’s all over now.” Mom wiped her tears. “I never thought Zack would turn out to be such a scoundrel.” My phone buzzed. It was a message from Chris. [The troublemakers in the live chat have all been caught. By the way, Zack just boarded a flight to Southeast Asia.]

The ink was blurred and smeared, making the original writing illegible. “My baby, I’m sorry, it’s Daddy’s fault. It’s my fault that you and Mommy are gone.” As I floated in the air and watched, my hand instinctively rested on my stomach. But what was the point of this late apology? I was already dead. In the early hours of the fourth day, Shawn received a call from Jenna. “Shawn, I want to go shopping today. Why don’t you just tell Samantha that you have an errand to run and leave the house? Let’s go shopping together.”

A bitter laugh escaped me as I pulled out my phone and called James for a ride. I hadn't been home long when I heard quick footsteps on the stairs. Jonathan appeared in the doorway, and I could almost sense his quiet sigh of relief. "I'm sorry," he said, with an uncharacteristic hint of regret. "The afternoon got completely derailed. We never made it to the courthouse." I assumed he was just filling the silence, but he kept going. Casually, I slid the stack of invitations I'd prepared into my bag. "It's fine.”

They whispered to each other, pointing as they talked. “The one having surgery isn’t even him. Why’s he screaming like that? Is there something wrong with his head?” “Probably hysteria. I’ve seen it on the news. Some people aren’t mentally sane. They always think something’s growing inside their bodies and end up causing scenes outside operating rooms…” Not long after, Susie’s voice came through the crack in the door. “So? It didn’t hurt at all, right?” Mark responded softly, “Susie, the chip you developed is amazing. I didn’t even use anesthesia when they stitched me up. I had no pain at all. ”

I say, trying to stay positive. Noah bends his head forward, staring intently at the ground. He moves his hands to his waist, in a superman posture, as he continues to face the wall. After a moment of silence, he moves his right hand to his face. Running his hand through his hair, and down to the back of his neck. From sight alone, we can tell that whatever the men told him, is bad. "They're gone." He states. Spinning around to look at us.

“But more importantly, where did Noah’s pants go?” Our eyes fell onto Noah who was being encircled by a group of college-aged she-wolves. Only in his boxer briefs and his crop top. He was dancing wildly with his arms waving in the air like he just didn’t care. Finn and I looked at each other and we giggled. “Never letting him live this down.” “Absolutely.” I agreed. “I’m going to save he footage and put it in the vault before he can get his hands on it and delete it.”

He was too lost in thought before the noise of the passing maids brought him back to reality. Noah needed to find his father, again. He knew that it would seem ridiculous to his father, to ask him to not do what he literally begged him for - or what Ophelia begged him for. But at this point, he couldn’t care less. “The training arena!” Noah recalled what Garalt said to his father moments before they left. Then he was gone to fix what he had ruined. ~~~~ Ophelia silently walked back to the clinic that was practically her room now. Her feet moved on their own, making their way through with the faint muscle memory they gained of the place. Her mind was more preoccupied with Noah.

They crossed back through the river and towards the side of the mountain, into our territory at the river fork,’ Noah mind-links. ‘What the hell are they thinking crossing into our territory?’ Enyo asks. I come to an abrupt stop as an awful thought hits me. ‘Noah, when’s the last time you were at the cabin?’ ‘The afternoon after Gamma Alex’s memorial. I told you that you and Andreas ruined the cabin for me,’ he chuckles. ‘Noah, get everyone to the cabin, NOW!’ There’s a brief silence before he mind-links back. ‘Shit. We’ll meet you there.’

The moment the words left my mouth, I felt all my strength vanish. Kaius just rolled his eyes, thinking I was bluffing, and stormed off. I rested my one good paw on my bump. As his silhouette disappeared, a single tear tracked down my face. Baby, I’m so sorry. I knew the aftershock was coming. I could feel a warm trickle between my legs. My pup... he wasn't going to make it.

As we approached the door, I could see the garden on the other side, which complemented the dark clouds of the house with its bright green, yellow, and red flowers. Noah's voice sounded through. "I can only imagine the look on my parents' faces, considering the fact that I disappeared for three days, and now I'm back with crutches in hand." He turned to face me. “And a beautiful woman by my side." He flashed a grin at me, and I rolled my eyes at him, causing him to laugh. "You're insufferable and full of yourself." "You love me like that, so I couldn’t be more fortunate."