The General Homecoming Novels & Stories

His gaze dragged over my wet clothes, the shaking in my fingers, and my tired eyes, reading me like he always does, and just a little, since I know trying hard isn’t possible, I faked I wasn’t really affected by his presence. “You just need to accept me.” He growled, and I saw something like anger flicker across his face, but if the anger was at himself or at me, I couldn’t tell. Then he stepped back and motioned toward the car. “Get in. We will get your mum. I’m offering you both a home.” I wanted to cry, overwhelmed by his sardonic voice, but never would I break under his glorious watch. But the word home hit me like a sharp blade. Home, warmth, safety. A place where the doors locked and t

Mitchell and Rose eagerly prepared for their mother's homecoming, ensuring that everything was in place to provide a comfortable and nurturing environment for her continued recovery. As Mitchell's mother walked through the hospital doors, her eyes filled with tears of joy. She was surrounded by the loving embrace of her daughters, enveloped in the warmth and love that only family could provide. It was a moment of victory, and a strength of their bond. Dan, with his heart full of excitement, busily prepared for his grandmother's homecoming. He wanted to make it a special and memorable moment for her, an expression of his love and happiness at having her back.

“Yeah, well, that’s the closest he’s gonna get to her. How do we get in?” “There’s a gathering called the Homecoming at the new compound scheduled for Sunday. No doubt he’s trying to increase his minions.” “That doesn’t give us nearly enough time to prepare. Damn.” “Hey, brother, we’ll be extra careful this time. I remember the last time we tussled with Satan. Nobody wants to see a repeat performance.”

Cold. Arrogant. Beautiful. "Fine." The brothers grinned instantly. Aiden stood from the sofa, towering over the room with terrifying presence. "Let's revisit the past." Thunder cracked outside violently. And somewhere far away. A woman named Isabella Vale had absolutely no idea that the devils she once loved were about to walk back into her life. The devils also have no idea what is actually coming for them.

She wasn’t prepared for what came next. “Surprise!” The front door flew open, and a chorus of voices erupted. Vivian stood at the center, grinning from ear to ear, her arms stretched wide. Behind her, colorful balloons bobbed in the air, ribbons fluttered from the ceiling, and a big banner stretched across the living room wall: Welcome Back, Anna! Anna froze on the doorstep, her eyes widening. “Vivian… what is all this?” Vivian darted forward, pulling her into a warm hug. “It’s called a homecoming, silly. You’ve been through so much, and now you’re back—safe, healthy, and stronger than ever. We couldn’t let you just walk in quietly.”

He hesitated for a moment, then carefully placed that massive, scarred wolf paw gently into my hand. I cradled his paw, lowered my head, and solemnly pressed a kiss onto the palm of his paw. Sevier’s whole body trembled violently, as if he’d been scalded. He quickly pulled his paw back and tucked it into his chest. His golden eyes glistened with tears, and even the tips of his ears turned bright red. I looked at him and promised, word by word: “Sever, in three days, I’ll come and take you home.”

"Stop being so stubborn. Do you have any idea how few abducted children ever actually make it back to their parents? You should be grateful that you returned to a family that puts food on your table and a roof over your head. What more could you possibly want from us?" The back of my scalded hand was still raw, the blisters weeping and bleeding, but neither of them cared. They genuinely believed they had already bestowed the ultimate act of charity upon me just by letting me come home to them. But they were the ones who had lost me at the amusement park 18 years ago. Everything Stephanie had should have been mine. I let out a long, slow breath, letting go of the heavy weight in my chest. "I

I returned home to Azurea alone. My mother opened the door. The moment she saw that there was no one behind me, a look of quiet heartbreak flashed across her face. My father sat on the sofa, his back straight as always, but there was a deep exhaustion in the way he held himself. I could not help but recall what they said to me five years ago. And now I was back–like a soldier who lost the battle and fled home. I turned my phone on and off again. The unread messages and missed calls from Clara Miller almost flooded the screen.

He has so many questions but he did not know where to start to look for the answers. “come back home, Leo was there already”, the general commanded. “both of you needed some trimming of horns”, he added. Jim just followed the general’s command as always. He couldn’t wait to come home and know the truth. He was so determined to heard what was real. His whole life was all made of lies.

"Then why didn't he tell us from the start then , why now after all these years? Addy asks in a bewildered tone. "He promised her that he would not reveal her secret until her son was of age and I guess he'll be 19 very soon, so that's why he just told me now." "Does that answer all your questions? Anyways the second reason I called you all here was to tell you I plan on going to bring him back to the pack very soon and that you should prepare for his arrival." "What! So soon?" Addy exclaims. "Do you plan on going there alone?" this is from Aiden.