Take Me Home Novels & Stories

My wish for you is a life filled with love and happiness, where you continue to grow into your true self and trust your instincts. And remember, as I promised you, if anything goes wrong and you wish to come home, you can use the secure phone to call me, and I will come to pick you up. Only your fingerprint and voice can activate the phone, so it’s completely safe. If you find yourself in a situation where you can’t speak, just say ‘home,’ and a message will be sent to me.

Then, softly he added "We're trying to stop people from getting hurt because they don't understand what they're stepping into." My chest tightened. “That’s insane.” Maxwell’s voice cut in smoothly. “Then don’t make us waste it.” Silence again. Alec finally stepped back half an inch. Not enough to release me. Just enough for me to breathe. “You are coming,” he said. I blinked. “What?” “We’ll take you home,” Maxwell added. “I can get home myself.” “I’m aware,” Alec said. That annoyed me more than it should have. “I said I can—”

They were feared as no one knew their strength or weaknesses. “You need to take me back,” I suddenly snapped, rising to my feet. “Take me home! I do not want to be here!” “Do I need to restrain you? Because I will.” It was said in that calm manner of his. It only infuriated me some more. “I want to go home!” I screamed. Brian leaned forward in his chair, his fingers tightening on the armrests. “This is your home now.” “Please, I… please take me back,” I said, the tears falling before I could stop them.

Kaelen lifted his head, eyes still raw and rimmed red. “Take me home,” he whispered. I nodded. And the silver light took us both. --****

His arms wrapped around me, strong and safe, his forehead pressed to mine. “Take me home, baby,” he whispered. "Please take me home to our kids." And I did.

THEO "Take me home," I mumbled into my folded arms, my words coming out thick and slow, barely sounding like mine. "Please. Adrian. Take me home." I felt his hand still resting on the back of my head, warm and heavy, and then I felt him nod, even though my eyes had fallen shut and I couldn't see him do it. "Okay," he said quietly. "Okay, I'll take you home. Come on, let's get you up."

My sister, Nancy Wood, wanted to be the family's only child, so my mother had my name changed and handed my identification documents over to my grandmother. She even told me I had to pay for everything if I wanted to live under their roof. The change and coupons Nancy got from her shopping were the sole source of allowance I'd get. If she saved 30 dollars from her shopping trips, I would get 30 dollars next month. It was the last day for all students to enter their applications for college. I begged my sister to let me use her computer. She extended her hand. "You have to pay me 20 bucks." I fished all the money out of my pocket. I only had 19 dollars. So, I hastily blurted in a panic, "I

"I know you live far away and can't always come back, but I still want to say this. You haven't been home in a year. No matter how busy you are, come back sometimes and spend time with your grandma, all right?" "She's eighty. She only has you." After hanging up, I cleaned myself up and went to the company. I told Marcus, "I'm almost thirty. According to the community's expectations, I need to go home and meet someone." But before I could even say the word breakup, he gave the ring to Hannah and walked away. I booked my flight within minutes. I had found my original purpose again. My dream, I would fulfill it myself. Maybe my eyes were too calm when I looked at him, because Marcus seemed even

His thumb shifted against my chin, his tip brushing the outline of my lower lips. “Let me take you home, Eli.” Home. The word made my stupid pulse thunder in my ears.

Back then, Ruby was always dreaming about the capital city of Norcrown. "Silas, if our company ever really makes it big, let's move our headquarters to Norcrown! But I've heard office space in the financial district costs a fortune… When the time comes, let's rent an entire floor and make it grand! How does that sound?" I was still lost in thought when the car stopped in front of an estate in the heart of the city. The moment I walked in, the smell of home-cooked food greeted me. My mom ran out of the kitchen, her eyes red, and she gave me a big hug. "Silas! You're finally home! Look how thin you've gotten! Just how much have you been through out there?!"