The General Homecoming Novels & Stories

He kicked the entrance door, and the door flew away, crashing on the wall, the majestic sitting room was bustling with activities, it was just like a mini-festival. The crashing of the door attracted everyone present, Miles wasn't aware that Jay, his step-brother has returned from the military base, and he came with his comrades in arms. They were about thirty of them, to show that Jay, who was the youngest general in the military, wasn't someone to be trifle with. The servants shrieked, and hid from sight, they were afraid that they will be blamed for what is about to happen. Pretty's face was ashen when she saw the door lying miserably on the floor, “what have you done?” she shrieked.

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

The message had barely been sent for three seconds before the group chat exploded. My mom, Mary Sullivan, kicked things off with a string of question marks, and Dad's father, Grandpa Anton, had the same response. Dad's mother, Grandma Alice, then texted, "Clary, are you home? What do you mean, new flame?" Shortly after, Granddad Bernard wrote, "Derek Bennett, you'd better not have done anything to hurt my daughter, or I'm pulling my investment tomorrow!"

As always, she'd watched him leave and reminded him to be safe on the road. Yet, when he recalled the mysteriously disappearing objects at home and what Neo said, fear overcame him once more. He'd run multiple red lights on the way home. When he arrived, he'd barely parked the car properly before rushing in. The lights were off. Everything seemed to be how he'd left it that morning. It was eerily silent. Charlie could even hear his own breathing. "Yuliana! Yuliana Beckett." There was no response, save for his own echo.

Until my father’s phone call reminded me of the life waiting beyond the walls Damien had built around me. Since I moved to my father’s house, I could breathe again. I felt like I had just given life a fresh start. My brothers, Shadrack and Caleb, had hugged me so tightly from too much excitement when I arrived that I thought my ribs might crack.I hadn’t realized I missed them so much until now. Today, the pack had gathered for a celebration to celebrate my homecoming. Someone had started music near the firepit, and a few couples swayed slowly on the dance floor.

Yeah, at the age of fourteen, I did a pinky swear. Three months later, the agency did another review, and because my health was a little better, I was able to return home, which was a relief to everyone, especially Aiden, who had been overjoyed and wouldn’t let me out of his sight henceforth. I remembered we had spent the whole weekend partying and sleeping in the living room, Japanese style, for my homecoming. It had been the first time any of us had smiled and laughed from the heart since our parents’ deaths. The first time any of us had felt like we were alive again.

The bulter steps forward bowing " welcome home young miss " She smiles feeling overwhelmed finding it hard to believe that the general fell for their trick. General brings out a black card and hands it to her " have this dear and buy anything you want " Yvonne gasps in shock as she took the card , this card is only owned by three people in the world and he is one of them . " Thank you father " He smiles " I've something to attend to , I'll see you later " " Bye " she said watching his retreating figure .

one of the pack members exclaimed. Albert looked around at the people and smiled slightly in appreciation. "Welcome home," said Albert as he tilted his head towards Ryn, who stood to his right. "What are they doing?" the girl asked. "A homecoming party," Jayden replied with a big smile. Ryn opened her jaw. She hadn't expected such a festive welcome. The girl then turned to Albert and asked, "Was this all your plan?" "I didn't plan it," Albert replied. "We planned it," Jayden said.

At the anniversary of the mating ritual on the twenty-fourth of January, Cassandra Raeburn sat expressionlessly on the sofa, her gaze fixed on the day highlighted in a bold red circle on the calendar. Slowly, she closed her eyes. If they were just an ordinary couple, they would have been celebrating their anniversary at this moment. Instead, she was nestled in the chilly bedroom sofa, occasionally glancing at the full moon outside. Six years ago, under a similar full moon, she and Thaddeus Fallon had engaged in a mating ritual that didn't receive the blessings of others.

You bear direct responsibility. He sighed and placed both hands on my shoulders. "I saw that you bought a plane ticket. "But I don't have time to go home with you. "Take this chance to go back for a few days, all right?" I shook off his hands. "Who said I wanted you to go with me? I'm going home because..." He sneered. "Because you're going home to be matched with someone and get married? "Stop threatening me with that. Hannah already told me your village doesn't have any rule that women must go home and marry at thirty."