Reunion Novels & Stories

Earnest said, his voice trembling with emotion. "I promise to be your partner, your best friend, and your soulmate," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. We exchanged rings, the gold bands symbolizing our commitment to each other. Earnest placed the ring on my finger. The happiness that overwhelmed me was written all over the place. The minister pronounced us husband and wife, and Earnest leaned in to kiss me. It was a soft, gentle kiss, but it held a lifetime of promise and love. We turned to face our friends and family, beaming with happiness. The applause and cheers filled the air as we walked back down the aisle, hand in hand, ready to start our new life together.

I could tell that we had a very important guest in the house. I walked past the study, tiptoeing to my room so that mum and dad won't feel I was interrupting their guest. I curiously stopped at the door. They were not trying their hardest to be quiet and I could make out some of the words from their conversation. They didn't make the entire sense since I only got out phrases from the sentences, but I heard the word "shares" over and over again. That shot up the curiosity in me. I knew that they were business people who worked for the Wilson company.

"If the Pack truly wants me back, then maybe there's a chance for healing and rebuilding what was lost." Manuel nodded, his voice filled with sincerity. "There is, Florida. We can find our way back to each other, step by step." As their conversation continued, Florida and Manuel explored the depths of their shared past, confronting the pain and misunderstandings that had kept them apart. In each other's presence, they discovered a newfound strength—a glimmer of hope that whispered of second chances and the power of forgiveness. Ricky, sensing the change in the air, smiled, his innocent presence a reminder of the connection between Florida and Manuel. The path towards redemption and reconcili

com>, and several others. Date: Fri, June 17, 2017 at 8:30 AM Subject: The Reunion Hello fellow parents, and kids! It’s finally time! I’m proud to finally announce that the RT reunion we’ve all been anticipating will be held on July 24, 2016, at the activity center near the Ocampo residence (address should be attached later on in this email). Plus-ones are welcome for each family, so feel free to bring a special guest of your choice. Get ready to catch up with old friends, reminisce timeless memories, and just all-around great fun!

My best friend, Megan Hahn, was at Cooper's Barbecue, cradling a beer bottle in her arms as she bawled her eyes out and wailed, "I wanted to introduce my elder brother to you after he returned, so that Nicky can become my very own niece. "But he's unable to have children, which makes him no different from a useless piece of trash. How could I do you dirty like that when we're best friends?" As she said all that, her phone rang.

The high school reunion was a triennal event, happening once every three years. Ronica had only attended one to flaunt her then new husband James. She never attended any of the last two because James complained that it was a waste of his time while he went about frolicking with other women.

She had also informed everyone that they could bring their partners, which made this reunion especially exciting. Noelle, Rowena, and Teresa arrived at about eight. Mindy had managed to book an entire floor of The Majesty Lounge for the reunion, and everyone was talking happily about their university days. They talked about their dreams back then and how they had wondered about their future even though they were full of hope. Some of them were talking about their recent achievements, with most of them showing off. It was a classmate reunion, after all, and it was a place to flaunt themselves.

The joyous reunion unfolded, Luna found herself enveloped in a warm embrace of happiness that radiated from her family members. Watching her parents, Robert and Selene, finally reunited brought tears of joy to Luna's eyes, mingled with a deep sense of relief and gratitude. Daniel, Susan, Zayn, Rosie, and Derek shared in the collective happiness, their smiles reflecting the newfound peace that had settled over their family.

“Morning, Arianna. You seem… lively today.” “Ah, yes.” He turned and walked to his desk. I cleared my throat, “What’s on the schedule?” “Just the usual meetings,” he said. I continued my work stealing side glances at him. “Arianna,” he called, almost casually, “Oh, are you going to the reunion this weekend?” I blinked. “Reunion?” He looked mildly amused. “Our school reunion.” “Wait,” I paused. They went to the same school? I didn’t realize I had said that out loud until he answered.

The thought crossed my mind and I chuckled lightly, shaking my head. I opened the message, and immediately my breath caught in my throat. My eyes widened as I read the words. Wait, the reunion. I almost forgot about it. It was tonight. I let out a soft groan and flopped back onto the bed. I hated things like this. Reunions only brought you closer to people you were trying so hard to forget you ever met. Faces from the past, old feelings, awkward conversations, all wrapped into one night.