Tangled Homecoming Novels & Stories

If you⁠ don’t come‍ home​ today⁠, do⁠n’⁠t bother c⁠omi‍ng⁠​ h‍ome anymore. ⁠ fear‌ wash⁠ed over me. I sto‍o⁠d abruptly. “‌​I have​‍ to go‍,” I⁠⁠ said‌. ‌Stefa‍n g‍r‌abbed my‌ wr‌ist. “Have y‌ou ever t‍hou‍‍ght t​hat may‌be… you mar​ried th‍e wro⁠n​g guy?”

"Why aren't you home? Did you go out? Where are you? It's late. I can come pick you up. Neo told me you threw away all those things you bought. I actually liked those little knickknacks. They brightened up the place. I'll have someone go retrieve them…" He was still mulling over what else to say when Ethan—the last of the group—finished giving his statement and walked over, stretching his arms in relief. "The other driver suddenly swerved into our lane. He's fully at fault, so we're in the clear. Let's get something to eat."

He loved the boys that much. “Let me drive you home Gwen” Andrew offered. “I came with Ricky, it's only right I go back with him” I declined politely. “Alright Gwen, I will meet you at the house” Andrew said, softly planting a kiss on my cheeks. I got into the car with Ricky and he drove me home. On the way to the house, I could not stop thinking about how Rickard learned about our plan to ambush him. It only meant one thing, someone sold us out.

I rolled over and threw my arm on top of the alarm, hitting it off the side table where it cracked on the floor; the number six slowly fading away. I threw myself up, scratched my head, and marched to the bathroom which seemed to stretch forever as I went. I just hope Mother is fine, I uttered. Moments later I was done with a shower, ready to dress, and start heading home. I picked up my phone to dial my father's line but didn't connect. my worries grew as my heart got troubled. I quickly got into my dress and reached for the stairs when I bumped into my husband. He walked sluggishly to me and I guessed he had a hangover. I already asked Janet to get him something to get him sober.

Instantly, she shook her head as she guessed that Blaze had once again showed his lack of ingenuity with such an ordinary name for a beautiful building. The man in front of Tessy noisily cleared his throat, in order to gain the attention of the girl who was now admiring the lobby. While he enjoyed taking new tenants on tours around the condo, he wasn't in the mood for it that evening. He was eager to go home and meet his mother, who had developed cancer and needed to be taken care of. Meanwhile, Tessy seemed to regain herself and handed him a red card. "I'm here to see Blaze. Blaze Colt."

Liara was a healer by profession, so that shouldn’t be an issue for anyone as long as Tiara’s situation is serious. "Actually, her body is missing from the accident spot." He paused before continuing, "Caroline is trying to find her with her power, but something is blocking her power. That’s why Liara is leaving for Paris with her family, along with your parents." I hissed when memories related to Caroline popped into my mind. My heart thudded upon hearing that. With that, Alaric disappeared. I knew he went to Theodore’s house. I didn’t have any problem with that, but the fact that Liara wouldn’t be here was giving me a negative vibe. I opened my phone and searched for any recent news about

He even set his sights on the three of us. When fleeing with my siblings, I ran into Ethel by coincidence. She had accidentally fallen into a lake while on a walk, and I rescued her. She took pity on us, so she brought us home with her. She insisted on repaying us for helping her. She arranged for me to marry Walter as her way of repaying her debt of gratitude toward me. It was also because she didn't want Walter and Isabel to get together. She thought that I'd be able to keep them apart.

At the time, she'd heard that he came back to the country after hearing about Alfred's disappearance. Maya recalled his name—Bryan Tolliver. Even the name made sense now. Oliver Bryant… and Bryan Tolliver! Bryan got Maya to sit back down before he continued dressing her wound. "Do you remember me now?" After hearing his explanation, Maya finally understood why he was here.

ZALE POV I turned off the ignition of my car as I stayed seated. It had been a year since I last came home and I don't want to be here. My fists clenched tightly around the steering. I could be busy attending meetings and signing contracts. Mrs. Layla had insisted that I come home, making it impossible to refuse. Taking deep breaths, I steadied myself before exiting my car. With one hand tucked in my pant pocket, I took measured, yet deliberate, steps.

"Good luck with that one. He's seriously gone off the rails this time." "Come on! I'm sure he'll let you go out with friends, right?" said Conrad. "Oh yeah, probably," I replied, not selling it very well. Zander scowled again, but his jaw was set with stubbornness. "What about the big dance coming up?" Ruthie answered for me. "Homecoming is different. It's a rite of passage. The old man wouldn't dare stand between a girl and Homecoming. Don't worry, I'll make sure she goes."