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I watched Mom and Dad fuss over my little brother, soothing him as they took him out the door. The door closed softly behind them. It was not loud, but it landed in my chest like a stone. I thought I would cry. I did not. My eyes stayed dry, almost painfully dry. I stood in the living room for a very long time before going back to my room and dragging the little suitcase out from under my bed. Five years ago, I had dragged that same suitcase into this home. I had been so small then that I could barely remember the children's home. What I remembered was Mom crouching in front of me, her eyes bright and kind, asking, "Do you want to come home with me?"

Chapter 88 Welcome Home As Earth gradually came into view, our attention was diverted to a chaotic commotion unfolding on the far side of our moon. Swarms of small ships were bursting into warp drive, frantically fleeing, in response to our return. We observed the mayhem with a mix of curiosity and amusement. Just then, our secret connection within Earth's Military hailed us, his face beaming with a warm smile. "Welcome home, Beast!" he exclaimed. "I see you've brought some friends." His eyes twinkled with delight, hinting at a deeper understanding and shared purpose.

Teleportation was successful. Alpha Callum opened the vehicle's door. "Babe, we're home and back on the farm," he announced. "Thank you, Moon Goddess!" Clarice said in relief. The door to the house swung open. Grandpa and Lorey stood in the doorway. "Guys, we're back!" Alpha Callum announced cheerfully, taking Caden into Clarice's arms. "We brought our son back, but he has a high fever right now. Pops, you need to treat him ASAP!" he said urgently.

HOME COMING The family had fun time together and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton returned home. The young alpha and his wife were happy with everything that has taken place so far and how Barbara’s dad resolved the issue of their divorce, allowing them to be together. “We are finally together”, Barbara caressed Steve's chest touching the hairs on it while the young Gillian stroked her hair. “I think I should call dad now and inform him that we will be coming this weekend. Please, help me get my phone” he said to his wife who stretched her hand and collected the phone from the bedrest.

he remarked, a sense of belonging settling in as they made their way through the familiar streets. Driving through the city, memories flooded back—places they had visited, experiences they had shared. "It's like we never left," Gia exclaimed, her eyes taking in the sights of Nairobi's lively streets. "Kenya always feels like home," Deep replied, a smile tugging at his lips. Arriving at their house, they were greeted by familiar faces—neighbors excitedly waving and welcoming them back. The warmth of their homecoming enveloped them as they stepped through their front door. The scent of their familiar surroundings and the coziness of their own space brought a sense of comfort.

His hands came around me as he gave me a hug and whispered, "Welcome back." At this point, I swear I could feel someone burning holes in my back. The sensation was so intense that I turned to meet Liam staring with an unreadable expression, his hands shoved deep in his hoodie pockets. His jaw was set tight and I watched his shoulders tense before he turned and walked away, his stride was quick and purposeful. "You okay?" Travis was asking, his hand still resting on my lower back. People were watching for my reaction and I had to put on a good show, so I plastered on my biggest smile, even though my stomach was churning. "The flowers are lovely." We took a bunch of photos as an irritating voi

“Set the table… light the candles… this will be a homecoming to remember.” As the hours fell away and the city glimmered under purple skies, the estate seemed to come alive, ready to fold its family back into its protective arms. Whatever battles were to come, whatever ghosts remained hidden in the shadows, tonight was a night for unity… a moment of peace… a chance to remember what made them a family in the first place.

In under two hours I had changed into fresh clothes and taken care of the twins. Jeremy and James had been ready in less than that time and Lacey had taken at least three hours. “Surprise!” We all yelled as the lights came on and Bryan gasped. “What is all of this?” He asked looking stunned. Mikey looked around and whistled. “I never got this kind of homecoming when I came back from college the first time.” He wrapped his arms around me and I hugged him tight. “I missed you Mum, I missed all of you so much.”

He responded and I hoped my sigh of relief was mental and not audible “How are you with Angela? What’s going on girl?” “Well, it’s a long story and I will tell you everything later okay?” “Okay girl” “Okay, bye” “Bye” she responded and I cut the call, I called my dad last, and when I heard his deep voice resonate from the other side, I couldn’t help but hold my breath “Hello dad” “I called you earlier baby, you missed my call, when are you coming home?” “I’m sorry dad, I can’t come home tonight, I’ll be with Chloe”

For the past five years, I sent Mom a letter every month. Told her I was overseas studying. I promised that when I came back, I'd take her out of the nursing home and bring her home. She believed every word. So how could she suddenly jump to her death? It felt like someone cut off my air. I couldn't breathe. I called Mason without thinking. No surprise—he already knew. Mom was dead. That night we ate together. Mason kept starting to say something, then stopping. Again and again.