Romans & histoires Quotes From The Book Looking For Alaska

In Blackmoon pack… The morning sun casted golden rays over the quiet pack house. Laura still remembered last nights conversation with Alpha Damian. Sighing as she ran her fingers through hopes silky brown hair,they were in the library nestled in a corner. Hope drew Laura’s attention back to the book as she noticed Laura was lost in thought. Laura continue reading the book “Because he believed In himself… No matter how big the mountain was. The brave little fox never gave up.” Hope looked at Laura with admiration.she signed:

Rose’s Point of View That afternoon, I decided to visit Lucy and let her know that I was back. She stared at me in disbelief the moment she saw me at the café. “How the hell did Jack manage to find you all the way in Alaska?” she asked, setting her coffee down with a thud. I shrugged, pretending to be unbothered. “I have no idea. I was just as surprised as you. Maybe the Moon Goddess had a hand in it,” I joked.

That personal touch made the gesture even more unsettling. Her thoughts shifted to the small, leather-bound book she had found among the flowers. She retrieved it from the shelf where she had placed it earlier and sat down at the dining table. The cover was worn, and the pages were yellowed with age. She opened it to the last page, where the quote was written: “My love, my heart beats for you alone. In the chaos of the world, you are my peace. -A” The words sent a shiver down her spine. She closed the book and set it aside, feeling a sense of unease.

She knew if she leaned forward she would fall and that was a long drop. Anya finally made it safely to the forest floor. She had a few scraps on her palms from the harsh bark but she didn’t mind. There wasn’t anything she could do about it but smile. She was on her way to know her past. Something she had only ever thought was written in books. Alaska barked happily at her heels as they stepped through the dew filled forest floor. Each step with precision and eagerness. She trusted the path as she trusted the forest. It kept her safe thus far, she knew it would keep her safe the rest.

Alpha KAI Point of view I put my arm around Alaska and hold her close to me as we walk. "I can have one of the men bring a car, so you do not have to walk," I say to her. Alaska looks up at me. Her eyes are wet. She is crying and upset. "It was wrong of me to think that I could be happy. I do not deserve happiness," Alaska sobs. She lays her head on me. I stroke her hair.

“More than I wanted you to find out from a book.” I let out a humourless little laugh. “That’s not an answer.” “No,” he said. “It isn’t.” I looked up. His jaw flexed. “Ask me.” Two words. So simple. So impossible. Like truth could be handed over in pieces if only I was brave enough to reach for them. I pressed my palms flat against the table, grounding myself in scratches, wood grain, a ring from an old mug I still hadn’t managed to sand out. “What does Alpha mean?”

Ashton chuckled and said “I’ve known your pack for a while now, and I’ve been receiving all your letters and also following up with all the events going on, does that answer your questions?” I smiled nodding my head in agreement. I remembered writing those letters, but I wasn't expecting him to get all the details about me so quickly. Ashton and I engaged in a lengthy and enlightening conversation, delving into the recent incidents, the pack's activist movements, and the weighty responsibilities of being an Alpha. The discussion flowed effortlessly, and I felt an unexpected sense of comfort and familiarity with him. If anyone had witnessed our interaction, they would have assumed we'd known

South Alaska, Gross wood forest. Sage POV Travelling from Chicago to Alaska was another form of suicidal treatment since Lisa no longer lives in Chicago. I made sure to map out the road and any landmarks before going on this journey apart from the one given to me by Lisa. I had thought the weather in Chicago was freezing but turned out Alaska was bone-shaking..penetrating to the deepest apart in my body, despite the animal skin coat I buried myself into.

She just was. My wolf pressed hard against my ribs, low and furious, like he’d finally lost patience with my restraint. “You’re shaking,” Alexander said quietly behind me. I didn’t turn. “I’m fine.” “Bullshit.” He stepped up beside me, resting his forearms against the railing. He didn’t look at me at first—just watched the clearing like he was measuring exits, counting threats. Always the Beta. “She’s looking for you,” he added. “I know.” “She’s not subtle about it.”

--- Alika stared at the lake for a long time. The water reflected the sky perfectly. No cracks. No darkness. Only a calm blue sky above. “Funny…” she murmured. Ethan looked at her. “What is?” Alika smiled faintly. “This place used to feel like the end of the world…” She paused. “…now it feels like a new beginning.” --- Emery slowly stood up. He looked around, then exhaled. “I’ll stay here,” he said. Ethan turned quickly. “Here?” Emery nodded.