Reunion Novels & Stories

then after that, you will be in a better mood". "So what did aunt want to talk about so early in the morning anyway ?" she asked "Just going over the last-minute things and how I'm going to surprise Jeanie and Jade at the party," I told her as I'm pulling into a parking space. Walking into the coffee house my wolf howled at the smell of coffee in my head, after ordering my mocha latte and finding a table waiting for aunt ellen to arrive I catch this faint scent of something that I can't even describe, but just as quickly as it came it left a few seconds later my aunt walks in " Sorry dear were you waiting long ?" she asked me sitting down in the chair across from me " No ma'am just got here

Sasha pushed herself up with her elbow, the covers falling off her chest and exposing her breasts, “now I am really curious.” Michael chuckled, reaching out and pulling her back into his arms, “my high school class is having a reunion, and it says that everyone would be there and they hope I will attend. I have never attended their reunion parties. And they have had like two, one was before we got married and the second was somewhere between last five years, you know, during the time with the Craig issue. Though it was just a small gathering and only a few of the best were invited. This is the biggest they are having and they ho

I smiled remembering how he rescued me from those paparazzi. "You really think she could do something like that to her son?" Boo nodded and after everything that happened, anything else seemed possible in their billion dollar rich lives, so I agreed. "But they have to be, like.. invisible, okay?" Boo smiled and nodded, pleased that I didn’t argue with him. After lunch, Boo and I went back to the ICU and were happy to hear Jasper had just woken up and was looking for me. Boo waited outside while I excitedly went in to see my other rebound man. But it made me smile thinking they're far from just rebounds now. I really care for them both. They’ve become my friends.

“It will get better, I promise.” “I hope so.” She picks a picture from the pile on the floor. It’s a picture of Leah. Mira and Calum from our wedding. I am standing in their middle with a bouquet in my hand. All three of them are coming in today. “What time is the bloody reunion?” It’s not a reunion but she has chosen to call it that. Our last meeting was at my wedding. Before then, we hadn’t been in the same place since graduation. But we hope our yearly hangouts will fix the cracks in our friendship.

Rudy's words hit the room like a bomb. Dylan's legs gave out. He dropped into his chair, his face ghost-white and sweat pouring down his forehead. "T-The chairwoman of Evermont Resources? The owner of the Celestine Grand?" He stared at me in disbelief. Mandy slapped a hand over her mouth, shaking. The same classmates who'd mocked me minutes ago now huddled in the corners, dead silent. "Mr. Walker." I gave Rudy a calm look. "It's fine. You didn't know I was coming. I'm just here for a class reunion. I wasn't trying to make a whole thing out of it."

I set the wineglass down slowly. So. Andrea wanted to attend the reunion. I walked to the window, staring out at the city lights below while my thoughts sharpened into something colder. That reunion would be full of old classmates. Old gossip. Old memories. People who remembered the wedding. People who remembered Marcus. People who remembered her disappearance. A room full of witnesses and loose tongues. Perfect. I smiled to myself. Because reunions weren’t just for reconnecting. They were for reminding people who they used to be.

**** 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.

What a waste of time. "No, absolutely not. I'm not interested. Just so you know, I really dislike attending such events." "Why?" Chacha asked. "Reunions are mostly for showing off. It's 10% socializing, 20% gossiping, and 70% filled with competing to showcase jobs, partners, achievements, and wealth." Chacha nodded. Actually, what Arianna said had some truth to it. Nowadays, reunions are often used as a platform to boast about achievements. But more than that, there's something that makes Chacha so enthusiastic about attending the event.

“But later, we’re still gonna talk about who’s hotter in bed, okay?” Jeslyn immediately threw a small pillow at her. “You’re impossible!” Their laughter filled the apartment, though deep down, Jeslyn knew… the storm was far from over. Later, they sat on the couch, watching TV together. “Oh, by the way—there’s a reunion party this weekend. You have to come,” Kiara said. “College reunion?” Jeslyn asked. “Nope. Our high school reunion,” Kiara replied. Jeslyn slowly turned her head, her eyes widening. “High school reunion?”

In that moment of vulnerability and understanding, I knew that this reunion wasn't just about reconciliation – it was about rediscovering ourselves through each other's eyes. With each passing minute, it felt like we were unraveling a new chapter in our lives. The bitterness of past misunderstandings dissolved into an understanding tinged with forgiveness. It was as if fate had guided us back together for a reason - to mend the fractures within our souls and rekindle the love that bound us as sisters.