Our Walk Home Webtoon Novels & Stories

She giggled, pounding her fists playfully against his chest. "Bad influence? This whole plan was your idea, babe. I only went along with it to make you laugh." Then, they kissed. Right there in the hallway, like no one else existed. I felt hollow. I felt like my soul had cracked open and drained out onto the carpet. I didn't speak, didn't lose it. Instead, I just turned and walked out the front doors with Riley. The night air was cool, but it cut through me like glass. Each gust of wind felt like it was slicing straight through my chest.

I cleaned the plates after washing them; whereas Candy cleaned the table after cleaning the kitchen counter; you can say; I did most of the work; I finished; mom and I; pack up to leave; I give Candy a good night hug, and she walk us to the front door; mom hold my hand; and we both strolled down heading to our apartment. The night is a little bit dull; while mom and I walk home; I did not see even a single person on the road; I put up my phone; and I saw that the time is a minute past ten in the evening; everyone must have gone back to their houses; I told mom, we should walk fast; she insist we have a daughter, and mom walk home; but with no one outside. What if we get mugged or something w

Their glances lingered on me with something dangerously close to pity. Someone murmured that I was truly pathetic, that I had no idea what was happening around me. Another remarked that the Lord visited the orphanage almost daily to accompany Ella, and that rumors claimed they had already secured a legitimate Blood Covenant registration and completed the Crimson Bond Rite. Meanwhile, I—the publicly acknowledged Blood Queen—appeared to be nothing more than an inconvenient afterthought. I did not slow my steps. My fingers trembled as I sent a message to my father, whom I had not contacted in years, telling him simply that I wished to come home.

My wealth began to snowball, growing rapidly. … One year later. On an ordinary afternoon, I drove aimlessly through the city. By some twist of fate, I returned to that familiar intersection. I did not get out. I parked, peering through the tinted windows, quietly observing. Cars streamed by as crowds surged past. Students in uniforms walked across the crosswalk, laughing and teasing in small groups. Sunlight spilled over their young faces, filling them with hope and dreams for the future. I suddenly understood that the one who died in prison in my previous life was not truly my past self.

We are home. THE END

Don't waste the expensive medications on him! In the end, pain broke him. He still wanted to live. He stuttered a string of numbers and letters, which gave me access to his family's offshore trust fund. I typed the password on the tablet before his eyes. After a few taps on the tablet, I gained control over the thirty billion. A satisfied smile played on my lips. I tucked him in and brushed a finger near the rash on his neck before slowly saying, "Rest well, Jesse. I'll bring you a surprise tomorrow."

“We will. Now get home and get little man to bed. We will follow you to an extent to make sure you are not being followed.” I nodded my head before opening my door and getting in. I started the car, put it in drive and started headed home. “Momma, is everything alright?” Walker asked in a tired voice. “Yes baby. We just made some new friends today.” “I like new friends.” He said yawning.

Shawn said mercilessly, "then don’t bother coming back!" He shoved me out the door and slammed it shut with a loud bang. … Curled up in the stairwell, I shivered uncontrollably in the piercing wind. My mind was foggy, barely able to think straight. The pain in my abdomen became unbearable. I raised my hand and pounded on the door in desperation. "Shawn, let me in! I really did get an abortion! The doctor said I can’t be exposed to the cold—" I banged on the door for what felt like forever before it finally cracked open just a sliver. Shawn stood there, looking down at me, his face twisted in mockery.

" veer ask me.. "I'm fine veer.. Just my head is hurting.. I need some water please give water" I said Veer give me water and I gulp it in once.. "Veer I want to go home.. Please take me back" I plead to him "OK we're going back.." veer said and scoop me in his arms.. Beacause I was about to fall again.. "I can walk. You don't need to carry me.." I said "yes I saw that how can you walk now shut up.." veer said

“Then what?” “The Lunar Reign,” I whisper. “A home for the broken, the lost, and the ones who refuse to kneel.” He nods once. “Then let it rise.” --- That night, as I lie awake, I replay the day — Doom’s offer, my parents’ hunger, the taste of freedom mixed with danger. For the first time, I realize power isn’t always stolen. Sometimes, it’s built — brick by brick, scar by scar. Mira knocks softly before entering. “I started contacting potential Betas and Gammas. Want me to show you the list?”