Quotes About Runaway Novels & Stories

Luke explained. "How did you ran away?" I asked. "You know, leaves and dirt." She said and I chuckled. "Oh, mom. That's what I did for the last 11 months searching for you. So no pack can catch me, until, they caught me." I said nodded to Lucy and Jarred with a smile. I could saw the Look on Luke's face changed to anger. "But they helped me, Luke. They save me, umm sort of." "What do you mean 'sort of'?" Dad spoke up, confused.

The words leave my lips without thinking. "Run away with me." She blinks and cocks an eyebrow up. "Excuse me?" "I said run away with me. We could escape this place, you don't look happy, Car, and that's enough reason for me to get you out of here. All you need to do is say the word." Cara chuckles like I'm being silly but I can hear the pain in that chuckle. "I can't run away Janette. I can survive this place, I grew up here."

"Run fast. Run far. It won't save you, but it will make the chase more entertaining." The wolf lunged. To be continued...

Far safer. "Maybe so, but are you safer running? Forget the guilt of if something does happen. Will you ever really love if you keep running? Actually, if you run Raven, how long before you go back to drink, drugs and sex to numb the pain? You have done amazing, I can see a difference already, while you did it, part of the reason was because of them." I wipe my eyes.

'What are you going to do? "Run," I said, staring down at the pile of money. "Three years. I've saved enough. Time to find somewhere new."

“Nothing much. I just came to say…” I waited for his words. "Run.”. I wanted to laugh but then I don't when I noticed there was no hint of a joke in his voice. “What are you talking about?". “Run as fast as you can, as far away as you can. As fast as your legs can carry you. Run to a place where you'll be safe, where Intel about you can't be fetched.”. "What are you talking about, Scorpio?”.

“We could run away with our family. Start fresh somewhere far away.” Roseanne’s face grew somber as she shook her head. “I’ve lived on the run for five years. Believe me, it’s not as glamorous as it sounds. It’s exhausting and lonely, and I wouldn’t want to put our family through that again. The thought of coming face to face with people you are running from will make you paranoid to the point that you wou;d never be in peace.”

---------- In the bustling city somewhere in America, Phoebe is seated inside the Starbucks quietly enjoying her coffee. "Have you heard? The Beischel's Heiress is actually the reason why the well known Nikholas Fairbourne suddenly disappeared." Phoebe was about to take a sip in her cappuccino when a woman's voice from the table behind her stopped her midway. With the mention of that familiar name, her heart actually beat erratically. "What do you mean?" another woman's voice. "Well, can you believe it? He was actually engaged with the young Beischel, but the heiress suddenly ran away. He must've been so heartbroken and humiliated that he hid from public." the first one once again gossiped.

Lisa had done a lot for her today, so she decided to give her some answers. "I ran around the arena 10 times," Layla said. "What? Ten? Oh my! Have you ever run that much?" Lisa asked. LAYLA’S POV When Lisa asked if I had ever run that much in my life, I almost said yes. I frowned at my own forwardness; what was wrong with my mouth? Was it going to spill out all my secrets to Lisa? I knew she would have asked follow-up questions like when, how, and why if I had said yes. Reflecting on my narrow escape, I thought back to when I finally managed to escape from my abusive pack. I had run because my whole life had depended on it. But I must have been running on pure adrenaline back then.

Powerful front and thinner hind legs, long thick coat. Having received freedom, the dog spun on the spot and moved away from his liberator. “Well, now you’re free,” Anika said, watching the dog move away, “and it’s time for me to go home.” Pleased with her action, she waved goodbye to the departing dog and returned to the path, hurrying home. My soul felt somehow light and joyful from the good deed done. Today's attempt to shorten the path was not in vain, bringing salvation to a living creature. And everything would have ended with pleasant memories and sensations, if a few minutes later she had not noticed that the rescued dog was following her.