Novel & Cerita Pretty Little Liars Reunion

He didn’t look upset, just thoughtful. “How was the drive?” he asked. “Good,” Ethan answered. “We talked a lot.” Ryan nodded. “That’s fine. Just… keep me updated. The reunion is in two weeks. A lot of people will be there, including some who love to gossip. I don’t want any surprises.” We promised him we would be careful. That evening, the three of us helped Mom plan the reunion. It felt surprisingly normal. Ryan even joked about making sure Ethan didn’t embarrass him in front of the cousins. We all laughed, and for a moment, it really felt like family.

Natasha's POV The next day, I didn't accompany Jaclyn Dills back to the illustrious Dills family pack. Annelie called to tell me about a college reunion gathering, and since she was at the Red Valley Pack, I decided to join her. I used to rarely attend these kinds of reunions, but now that I had nothing else to do all day, going once wouldn't hurt, especially since I needed to be there for Annelie, being pregnant and all.

Kiera chuckled, “The reunion? Yeah, just opened it.” “Good then. You’ll be coming, right? No, no need to ask. You are definitely coming, Kii. I also heard Nicholas and Cristal are coming. Bet that’ll be a scene.” Kiera rolled her eyes even though her friend couldn’t see the look of disinterest and bore on her face. Ignoring her silence, Iris continued, “And oh! Did you notice the tiny print? It says everyone should bring their partners. Yapaoo! This would be a thriller!”

I'll be your mate again, Ritchelle. I didn't mean to do the things I did to you before. Trust me, I did those because I love you. And I apologize. Please come back to me. Sincerely, Michael Veruz. Kingdom Edington

They might not be bullies who hit people, but they sure are bullies with their words. I try so hard not to let her words get to me, but like always, it does. “Yeah. I’m fine like this.” The leader of them all, Alison, glances up from her phone and smiles at me, making my stomach twist painfully. Her smile is traumatizing. “Hi, Lennox. Welcome to our reunion.” She waves her hand at me, showing off the huge three-carat diamond ring around her finger. Why is there so much show-off today?

"But I have watched from afar, through my mother’s eyes when you returned. I felt your awakening, through the whispers of magic. I’ve seen your strength. I’ve seen the fire you carry." Kimberly leaned into the touch, emotion breaking through her usual control. "You came back." "I'll not let anyone harm you again," Delilah whispered. Then, with a small smile, “And now, we fight together." Yoona stepped forward, pride radiating from her. "My daughters, together again. Tonight is the first night I feel the balance returning." But the reunion was interrupted. A sharp intake of breath, followed by the unmistakable growl of a wolf.

she added quietly, “there was evidence everywhere suggesting intimacy. Clothes scattered on the floor. Sheets all mussed up. His shirt by the door. Her nightgown on a chair. They saw everything with their own eyes.” The room tilted sideways. Spun on its axis. I gripped the edge of the table hard to steady myself and to keep from falling out of my chair. “That can’t be right,” I said. My voice sounded strange and distant, like it was coming from someone else entirely. “He wouldn’t. He couldn’t. Not after everything he said.” “The entire pack is buzzing with the news,” Uma interrupted gently but firmly. “Everyone’s talking about how the Alpha and Luna finally reconciled their marriage. How the

71- “Good Cop, Bad Cop.” Camilla Castello. The reunion between Adrian and Luna is heart warming to say the least, and if I am being honest, seeing them together makes me wonder why I was so selfish in the first place. Suddenly, my excuses no longer seemed valid and I am left with a stark reminder of just how much I have been selfish by making a decision myself alone. No wonder Luna hates me. I truly am the worst parent there is out there.

Later, I heard from our former class monitor that Sophia had gone abroad. Finally, she was gone. She had been clinging to me so tightly that it became unbearable. While she stopped pestering me, others quickly took her place. Ever since that class reunion, countless former classmates had tried to add me on social media, some even proposing business collaborations. I had my assistant reject them all. What good could come from a bunch of fair-weather friends? Then, on my birthday, Catherine woke me up early.

I replied softly, and Cooper nodded. "It's fine. My brothers mind-linked me that Mom and Dad are planning a big celebration party to announce your reunion with us. It'll be held this upcoming Saturday. What do you think?" Cooper asked, and I nodded with a smile. "Sure. It's cool," I said, and he chuckled. "I'm glad that we found you again. Sometimes I wonder what it felt like to have a sister. Though I know we didn't grow up together, you'll always be in our hearts," he said, his voice filled with happiness that he had reunited with me.