The General's Homecoming 소설 & 이야기

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.

When humans crossed the line into our world it was never by accident. I nodded. “Hold your post. Don't let them in and Valris,” I said, waving a hand to call his attention. “No one leaves these lands till the meeting with the general is over.” “Yes my Lord,” he said. The path to the back gates was a long narrow road. The wooden fencing held back the forest trees from encroaching. As I approached, I saw them waiting. The General, a man built like a fortress with a thick scar across his temple. Beside him were two soldiers, rifles strapped across their chests.

Suddenly, the office door was kicked open from the outside. The door banged against the wall, causing the entire office to tremble a little. A man in military uniform with star-studded shoulders strode in. His boots thumped loudly with each step he took like war drums striking the hearts of the guilty. The man looked at Genesis with a frosty and murderous gaze. He said, “What about me?” Someone from the military had gotten involved?! A general? The moment Miya saw the general, memories surged in her mind and her face paled.

I stood in my doorway and thought about his eyes on my stomach and the two seconds it had taken the mask to return and what had been underneath it in those two seconds. Not the thing I had expected. Not anger or calculation or the cold machinery of a man revising his strategy.... Something older than all of that. Something I didn't have a name for and didn't intend to give one to. I went back inside. Locked the door. Called Alex... "I'm heading home in an hour," I said, when he picked up. A pause. Then: "I'll have dinner ready."

"What spy will come back to the general who was the instrument of his murder? All these years at the battlefront have addled your brain. I'm sure it's your consumption of those strange mushrooms that you favor when your rations are low." Ning Zhuo got up slowly with a grimace as both the physician and the general protested. He shook both of them off before touching the general's shoulder. "Physician, I am as put together by your handiwork as is possible with the skills you have. Please return home. I know it's getting late. I will keep to the schedule to take my medication and not push myself more than my body will allow. I'd like some minutes alone with the general to speak on some

His eyes lit up like a child who had been given his favourite candy, and he laughed heartily while exclaiming in delight, “Finally, the great general has returned! Finally, General Samoa returns to this accursed world!”

We walk in silence, her practically dragging me, and as we get closer to the area of the village near the castle, I realize where we are going. “Um, I thought we were telling your parents first.” “Nope,” she says simply as she keeps pulling me along. We make it to my front door before she finally stops and turns to face me. “Why did you wait a day to accept the General position once we returned back home?” I smile, simply at the way that she was able to put all of that together so quickly. “Because I wanted to make sure that I could have the position, and what makes me happy.” I told her, repeating what I told her the first time she asked. Only this time, she finally understood my meaning.

He was doing a very important investigation, or more like torturing a terrorist or something, to get the truth out. But when he got the call, he could not resist and returned back. In the past, he could not care less, but these days, all he wanted was his family, his brother, and everyone he could have in his life. “Grandpa,” Lillian said as she ran to him and hugged his legs. She was the one to break the silence. General Mu and Edmund were still awkward around each other, and James was hiding from Edmund for fooling him and from Morgan because he took Lucy away in the middle of the night. While Terrance was trying his best to minimize his presence in the room, as much as he could,

The dark cloud that had hovered over their lives for so long was finally dissipating, making way for a brighter future. Tiger guided Abraham through the elegant halls of the Kelvin mansion, their footsteps echoing in the silence. Abraham couldn't help but marvel at the grandeur of his surroundings, feeling a mix of awe and gratitude. After years of separation and injustice, he had finally found his way back to his true home. As they reached the doors of the magnificent drawing-room, Tiger paused, his hand resting gently on Abraham's shoulder. "Welcome home, Abraham. This mansion has missed your presence, and our family has yearned for this moment. You belong here, with us."

"The General was a very kind person. He always smiled, but even though he's smiling sadness are shown in his eyes. I waited for him to open up. And then, he did." "Yes, yes." "He said that his wife and child got killed while he was on duty. He said that he was running straight home only to see a wrecked house. He showed me the picture of his wife. The first time I saw Seolurrie I thought that she look like the General's wife... a lot... but I couldn't accept it. He was with me when he was broken. I was the one by his side."