Ran Away From His Sky Novels & Stories

I said trying to pull him but he withdrew from me, I understood that he might be scared because of Stefan, so I grabbed my bag and walked passed him "Where are you going?" "Home, alpha Stefan knows that I am leaving, if you think that, I am lying, you should ask him and he is going to nod to you in approval" "Fine then, let me go with you." Sky's words were accompanied by the pulling of my bags, he is a gentleman and a handsome one too, I wondered if he has a mate already. "Do you have a mate already?" He turned and looked at me, his gaze dark and one of disappointment. 'Did I say anything wrong?"

intend to hurt her. Closing the closet, he walked towards the door and walked out. Maybe taking a walk would ease his mind a bit and ease the loneliness that surrounded him. The sky was full of stars, sparkling silver, and in the middle of the black sky was a full moon. If Vivian looked out the window, she would see the moonlight in the same sky as him. That thought comforted him a little. No matter how far Vivian goes from him, the sky will connect them, the sky will always be the same wherever she goes.

“I’m not leaving you here, Em! I’m not!” His hands grabbed my arms, holding me tight. “If you don’t go now, you’re leaving me alone anyways. You’re leaving me and going to a place where I can’t follow. I’m not strong enough to rescue you from a place like that. But I can get out myself and find you if you leave now.” Tears still spilled over. “I’ll come back for you.” “If I need help, I’ll tell you. Otherwise, you need to go and you can’t look back, Sky. They will come after you.”

It was less painful if I thought that way. “But kidding aside, if you leave here, do you think he won’t find you?” She asked me. “And Dylan? What will you do about him? I hope that guy didn’t do something stupid up there on the Ferris Wheel?” I shook my head, thinking Anya didn’t need to know about the kiss. “Offering a lifetime commitment from a good guy like him scared me away, Anya.” “And what did you say?” “Nothing. I ran away,” I tilted my head to look at her face. “I wanted to escape from him, from Sky.” I smiled sadly.

Chase was in the kitchen, watching silently from a distance, his arms folded tight across his chest. Ariel glanced back at him. He gave her a small, reassuring nod. Then she called softly, “Sky, baby, can you come here?” Sky shuffled in from the hallway, dragging his feet. He looked older than his age lately — quieter, heavier with confusion. He avoided his mother’s eyes. “I know I’m in trouble,” he mumbled. “You don’t have to give another speech.”

I missed this dumbass so much, "Those days you were away from me were hell. I missed you and I was angrier at you for leaving me than for getting brainwashed. I guess I thought the same as you… that no matter what, I don't really want to break up with you, so how dare you move out just because I was a little bit of a bitch for like five minutes." "Sky," he frowns, "You sounded very fucking serious for those five minutes, I thought you were so beyond traumatized and scorned, you would actually fuck that sucker just to spite me. So I ran away to avoid that shit at all costs. I knew there was no way you'd ever fuck him out of desire... but you'd probably fuck him out of spite."

"Tell me, if I were to jump off the roof, would my body look ugly when it hits the ground? But you always said… you don’t like ugly women…" The wind howled through the phone. Shawn hesitated. At that moment, I shook off his hand, got into a taxi, and never looked back. Shawn froze for a split second. Then, as if possessed, he sprinted toward the car.

“You need to come outside. The sky... it’s bad.” “Bad?” I grunted before pushing the chair back, rising to my feet and walking toward the door. What did he mean by that? I followed him out, and when I looked up, I was overcome with dread. The sky wasn’t just dark—it was... wrong. Twisting, writhing, like it was alive. In the distance, a tornado spun violently into the clouds. I narrowed my eyes to see that it was spiraling up from the pack borders and it looked anything but natural.

She leaned back on her hands and gazed up at the sky, waiting for the moon to rise. As the moon finally rose, Orion quickly darted into the woods and disappeared behind the trees. Skyler felt a bit anxious as she watched him leave, but she knew that he had promised to come back and that he had her best interests at heart. She was glad that he was here with her.

Ariane had always known when Kael was slipping away. It wasn’t something dramatic—no shouting, no slammed doors, no declarations of finality. Kael had never been that kind of man. When he withdrew, it happened quietly, like the tide receding before a storm. Tonight, she felt it in the way he didn’t look back. She stood near the edge of the courtyard long after the others had gone, watching his broad back disappear into the keep. His stride was purposeful now, sharp with urgency—not for the pack, not for duty.