Novel & Cerita Then She Was Gone Series

His eyes flicked up, meeting mine. “She’s gone.”

And just like that, she was gone. Shit.

Hated that he was making me wait when my patience was already worn thin. “She’s gone.” He said, making me frown in confusion. “The Omega, the wolfless Omega. She is gone.” The world seemed to tilt, just for a second. “What do you mean gone? Where the hell could an Omega without a wolf just disappear too? Especially not caught or seen.”

Help me arrange the move abroad. There was no one left here worth staying for. I left in a rush. I packed through the second half of the night and moved out before dawn. I did not even return to the company. … When Selena realized she could not reach me, she panicked. She borrowed other people's phones and called again and again. None of them worked. I disappeared from her life cleanly, like a gust of wind. All I left her were a few dreamlike years of memories and the engagement ring, placed neatly on the table.

“She’s gone!” “What do you mean, gone?” Dr. Hadley demanded, snapping his head up from the patient reports he’d been signing. His chair screeched backward. “That room is triple-locked down by Alpha’s orders.” The orderly was shaking. “Locks were intact. Cameras show nothing—she just isn’t there.” The monitors flickered on the wall. Sixteen security feeds, each showing static. Three minutes are missing from the timeline. Hadley’s stomach sank. “How long has she been gone?”

Once you went in, you never came out. "No! Lorenzo, don't! Please, just kill me!" She scrambled forward, trying to grab my leg. But I had already turned and left. "Scrub her identity and freeze her assets," my voice came from behind the iron door. "Send her out tonight." The heavy door slammed shut, sealing Victoria's desperate sobs inside the basement. Getting rid of the trash brought me no relief. The hole in my chest only gaped wider, a cold wind whistling through the void, making it hard to breathe.

“Always.” Then she was gone. Leaving Melissa and Gavin alone in the flower-filled room.

“She’s gone.” I furrowed my brow. Gone? “What do you mean gone?” Does it mean she left somewhere? Or gone as in dead? “I mean like gone, gone. Disappeared out of the face of the two worlds.”, she had this subtle sad expression in her face that could be mistaken as nothing. But as her sister, I know. She went to the single red couch, to which I figured where Mrs. Hasse had dissipated in before we got here. She picked up the blue blanket, folding it in three and then placed it on the side table with the empty cup. “She has passed me,”, she paused and looks at the discarded book near the small worn-out wooden stool – she picked it up and dusted it off. “The torch or whatever you call it.” She l

If she failed, she’d be another body added to the pile of those who underestimated me. An hour later, I was sitting in my office, waiting for Kael’s report, when the door burst open. My instincts kicked in immediately, and my hand went to the knife on my desk. Kael stood in the doorway, his face pale and his usual composure shaken. “What is it?” I demanded, rising to my feet. “It’s her.” He said, his voice tight. “She’s gone.” My blood ran cold. “What do you mean, gone?” “She disappeared.” Kael said. “We had her under surveillance, but she slipped away before we even made it to the car.”

“She is gone. She is…” Blake looked at her questioningly. “What is gone?” “Circe is gone. My wolf is gone.”