Quotes On Walk Alone Novels & Stories

“We all want the best for you. And if anything doesn’t seem right, you’ll let me know. Right? You’re not alone anymore.” “Good. We can take our mate home. She’s happy now.” Rocky hops around. “What are we waiting for?” “I’m not alone anymore.” After she says it, she looks up at the ceiling and smiles at something. “I’m not alone anymore, Keller. That’s kind of weird to think about.” “Well, I will remind you as often as you need.” I lean in and kiss her between each word. “You’re. Not. Alone. Anymore. Zara. Wilson.”

“No.” “You entertained them knowing I wouldn't allow it.” “I listened to them but never committed.” “Dangerous habit.” He shrugs slightly. “Information is valuable.” I step past him. “Remember that.” Valeux coughs weakly behind us. “You’ll stand alone,” he says hoarsely. I turn slowly. “I was born alone.” I walk toward the exit. Sebastian’s voice follows. “This isn’t over.” I don’t turn. “It never is.” Outside, the night air feels almost peaceful.

“You don’t have to do everything alone.” “I know,” I said. “But sometimes alone is the only way I remember who I am.” “You don’t have to be alone with me in the room to remember that,” he said. The words landed somewhere in my chest that made me flinch and smile at the same time. It was a small thread and we’d both started pulling it. I didn’t know if it would fray or hold. Right now, it existed, and that was enough. We walked out together into the wet air. The world hummed with its own life: cars, distant music, someone laughing too loud at a bar. For a moment, everything else fell away.

—I won't leave you alone Ana! —I laughed at what Andrews said —I was born alone and I will die the same, you don't have to worry Alpha

" Maddie repeated with a less subtle tone. I throw her a quick look to see Maddie is just smiling. But it’s not a warm smile- more like a business smile she makes around people she’s not familiar with. “Do you mind if I join?” Mykhol steps in. “Walking with two is better than just being alone.” Of course, he means to take the spot near my side- but that is where Maddie is intended to be. So, out of habit, I take a step back. “Oh, I-” But I’m not alone. Does he not see Maddie is with me? I glance over at Maddie. She’s been with me this whole time. What does he mean by walking alone?

Alone. Just like me. Everything still broken.

I’m just slumped against the wall, weeping like a child because the person I built my whole future around just walked out of the frame, and I have no idea how to be alone in this room anymore. Wait, I can’t give up; I won’t give up, even if I have to become her shadow, “My Catalina…”

He’s not even mildly impressed by my sarcasm. “Alone and different. We’ve both walked paths that will remain with us, whether it's in the deepest recesses of our minds or in the middle of our most disturbing nightmares. We haven’t lived sheltered lives or with the love of a family around us. So, I think it’s only fitting I’m the one who walks you out tonight.” His words resonate in my mind. He isn’t wrong. I like how he is stating it rather than offering to walk me, because my ego would never let me agree.

“You’ve got one shot at this, Atlas. Don’t blow it. Because if you do, someone else—whether it’s me or not—will show her what it’s like to be loved the way she deserves.” With that, he turned and walked back toward the club, leaving me standing alone in the parking lot, the weight of his words settling heavily on my shoulders.

They'll go find their own happiness. But you—you and I—we'll keep walking together for as long as life lets us. And when I look back at everything I've been through, I know I must've done something *really* good, because in the end, you came into my life. And now, I know—I won't die alone." "No, you'll never be alone again, my love. Never…" "Thank you, my love…"