The Last Flight: A Novel Novels & Stories

one of them said and they all smiled. "Everyone, to the Van now!" *********** "What the hell are you trying to do?" Murphy asked as he stopped Ava who tried to get up. "They're gonna go already.. Can you hear any noise? They must have gone when they figured there is no one left" Ava said, pushing Murphy's hands off her. "OMG!!" They both gasped in shock, seeing the Pack burned to ashes. "Dad, Mom!" Ava said, running towards the right hand direction, in search of her family.

In the international airport of Lochapple, the flight to Granada, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, was just about to take off. Inside a quiet and comfortable business cabin, a woman with long hair and a blue and silk shirt was reading a pathology book with rapt attention. As the plane took off, she raised her wrist and looked at the time. She closed her eyes for a moment. After the plane took off completely and flew smoothly, she opened her eyes and began to read every word in the book. A dozen or so hours later, when the plane safely landed, she slammed the book shut and walked down from the plane with slightly red and swollen eyes.

"Give up? grandpa, I have been waiting 14 years for this day to come, and a promise is a promise, no matter when or where you make it, besides I have been accepted in a flight school there in San Fransisco" Peter Miller signed at his grandaughter's stubbornness "There is no winning with you is there?" "Nope," said Antonia cheerfully Flight to San Fransisco is now boarding "Well there is my flight, goodbye gramps, I will miss you, and if anything happens, remember I am just a phone call away" said Antonia hugging hr grandfather "Take care, my child" Antonia, POV

And for a brief moment, Noah saw something there. Fear. Real fear. The kind Liam spent his entire life hiding. Then it vanished. And so did Liam. Leaving Noah alone beneath the dark sky. Alone with his secret. Alone with his guilt. And completely unaware that this would be the last normal night of their lives. The next morning, Emma arrived at the airport with tears already gathering in her eyes. She had no idea what happened between Liam and Noah. She had no idea that a promise had been made. Or that a friendship had nearly ended.

“Even if I wanted to help, the last flight has already left. There’s nothing I can do.” I felt the anger rising again, ready to lash out, but I caught myself. Softening my tone, I leaned on the counter, pleading now. “Please... just tell me where it went. You don’t have to do anything else. I’ll handle the rest. Just... tell me.” The woman hesitated, her fingers hovering over the keyboard as she glanced around, making sure no one was watching. She sighed, then whispered, “Paris. The last flight was to Paris.”

She realized that she had been holding onto the past, onto the memories of her and Gage. When she finished the book, Nicole felt a sense of peace wash over her. She felt like she had finally understood something that she had been trying to figure out for so long. And as she stood up, her hand instinctively went to her belly, where a new life was growing. The airport announcer's voice boomed through the speakers, echoing off the walls of the terminal. "Final boarding call for Flight 212 to Paris. All passengers, please board the aircraft at this time."

It could just end up being another birthday present. Of course, I had all hopes that I would bring the deal home. They wouldn’t have sponsored an all-expense-paid trip to their company for me if they weren’t interested. “Even if you don’t get the deal, I’ll come over, and we’ll visit all those fun places you have always dreamed of visiting with me.” Those were his last words to me before I left home two days ago. How could I forget them? “Attention passengers, Flight 482 to New York is now boarding. First class passengers are advised to proceed.”

Aini stuttered, realising she was negligent, and hurriedly held out the documents Dave had asked for after taking them from the pile of documents on the table. Dave looked at Aini with a squint after the documents were in his hands. He wanted to ask "what happened" to Aini. but he did not. He had to check this document first. Aini seemed to take a deep breath after Dave returned to his room. *** Elsewhere, a tall and beautiful girl is seen walking out of the airport with a pink suitcase. Wearing sunglasses, the girl approached the taxi and got inside. Marissa then took off her glasses when she was in the taxi. He took a deep breath and exhaled slowly, as if a weight had been lifted. a feelin

Greetings my lovely authors, This is the continuation of the book 'THE LAST ALPHA' which will be updated with the sequel 'THE LAST ALPHA : WAR OF FANGS'. I hope you will support my story just like the prequel. Thank you Zia Prologue The burnt orange sun was set below the horizon, and it’s the shadows that casted upon the town of human beings. The clustered clouds were scattered to the end of the sky, where the sun was burning with its last light. Twinkling stars which were supposed to fill the night, were scared to show up in the dusk.

But this time she had decided to visit her hometown. Hailey waved her hand for the last time with David and leaned on his shoulder while looking at Iris's retreating figure. "I am going to miss her," Hailey mumbled. "Me too." David agreed and decided to leave the airport only when the flight would take off. Iris settled herself near the window seat. The sky was still dark as if the clouds were angry for some reason. She knew her journey would be long so she chose to open the book Brida by Paulo Coelho to read.