Reunion Falls Novels & Stories

Hell, it wasn't suitable for an event organizer at a wedding but the bride insisted that everyone who worked during the wedding wore silver floor-length dresses. I let out an exasperated sigh as I looked down at the dress that had me pulling it up to avoid tripping over it the whole day. Now that I only had an hour to kill, I guessed this dress had to make do. There was not enough time to go back to my apartment and change then get through the traffic to the bistro where the reunion was held. It wasn’t at the Morningside Heights campus where a reunion usually was held, after all, it had only been less than twenty-four months — as I kept reminding myself how foolish to have a reunion only two

**** The invitation to the Reunion Theo was in his room playing on his Iphone 12 pro max which was released earlier than expected and played wild rift on it when suddenly. A notification ping on the screen interrupting his game. It was a formal email on his gmail that all of the qualifiing potential packs leaders from all over the world will be participating including some of his cousins and his uncle whom he had trust issues with. It was a reunion but can be a trap to those who aren't prepared for surprise assassination at the venue since some of them dont play fair.

"That's bad. That's very, very bad. Archer rejected Leo and returned him to us!" Leo refused to let his parents continue with their assumptions. He straightened up and defended himself. "Archie never rejected me!" Dave and Fiona exchanged a look. Then, Dave put his arm down and glared at Leo. "I heard from Gavin that it's Archer's birthday soon. "We're delivering you to their place then so you can apologize and atone for your sins!" Leo had initially planned to properly confess to Archer on his birthday anyway. He was planning to show up under the guise of apologizing to Archer so that he could walk into the Lacelle household without judgment.

Robbie got up, and he went on with his story, "I went to your welfare center only to find out that you left. I hired a detective to search for you, but you had already left the city. I didn't know where to look. Desperate, I ended up even meeting your dad and the pastor from the church you used to visit, but no one knew anything about you. I kept looking, hoping to get some clue about you, and just as fate would have it, you appeared right in front of me when I least expected it! The moment I saw you, I knew that it was not a coincidence. This was fate! You are my destiny!! That's why life gave me another chance to repent for what I did."

Jules smiled and gestured me to go. As I walk my thoughts fly again. I also plan to visit mom in the hospital today because I’m sure her surgery is over. I quickly got to the locker room and quickly searched for my number. "2405, 2406, 2407,2408! Gotcha!" I smiled as I opened my locker but stopped suddenly when I saw an envelope in it. My hands shakingly reached for it. I open the letter wide-eyed. Good day Oxians! You are one of a lucky person invited to participate in a FALLING GAME.

Maren pulled away from me slightly, wiping at her eyes with the back of her hand. Her breathing was still uneven, but the worst of the panic seemed to be passing. “Here’s what happened,” she said, her voice hoarse. “Okay.” She took a shaky breath. “Kendall organized a reunion. I thought it was just a casual get-together for old classmates. When I got there, everything seemed normal at first—food, drinks, people catching up. But then…” Her hands twisted in her lap. “Then things got weird. People started bragging, taking shots at each other. It turned hostile really fast, so I decided to leave.”

was rated above 165. Their twentieth reunion had been a huge disappointment. Personalities had been altered by divorce, death and distance. The attendees treated her almost as badly as they had in high school. Almost no one had recognized her, and those that did were not at all diplomatic in their harsh criticisms and negative comments on her appearance. She didn't expect anything to have changed much in ten years.

They were soon done with their plans for that, everything being put in place; the day to go, the things to carry, the expenses to expect and estimation of all these were made. The day for the reunion came, actually they planned for one week reunion party. There rooms were already reserved for them by the management. As they arrived that day with their bags and cars for those that were able to come with one, each gathered to their supposed location for easy movement. They all got their room keys and from the way they did everything, Bruno and Enola had one room, Ekaris and Ella had one where as, Clinton had his alone. They took their time to settle whatever they came with inside the room and

Lia wept openly then, pressing kisses to her daughter’s hair, while Ronan reached across and laid his hand over hers, sealing her words with his silence. For the first time since we’d found her, Lena didn’t look like a shadow. She looked like a girl being pulled back into the light. ~~~~~~~~ The mansion was alive. Immediately after the reunion, Ronan ordered every possible preparation to celebrate Lena’s return. Obviously, without hesitation. Light spilled from every chandelier, laughter rippled through the marble halls, and glasses clinked so often it became a rhythm in the background. Musicians filled the air with something low and lively, and the scent of roasted lamb, rich sauces, and sp

Raven was giving me a disturbed look. " I'm fine." I tried to smile. Like I didn't get dumped in front of hundreds of people. " You don't look good, Erika, maybe we should go to the hospital." " No!" I yelled at her as I walked to the car in shaky steps. " The only person who needs to go to the hospital is Charles! A normal person wouldn't–" That was the last thing I remembered before feeling the hardness of the ground. I've passed out. ****