Then She Was Gone Series Novels & Stories

She loosened her arm, her expression blank and dazed. Instead of saying anything, I just gazed at her steadily. Slowly, her hands fell away completely, and tears started welling up in her eyes. It finally dawned on her that I wasn't just sulking, and that there was no way she could ever salvage this relationship anymore. I said my farewell to her. "I'm moving on, Joanne."

She’s not what she pretends to be. She’s not just Vivian’s assistant. Not just some mysterious executive with nerves of steel and no past. She’s the gap in the timeline. The silence between gunshots. The one person I can’t find… because someone made sure no one could. But you know what they say about people who disappear? Eventually, they reappear—stronger, colder, and a hell of a lot more dangerous. I log out. Back up the files again. Pack my burner, my badge, my Glock.

“What kind of rumors?” “That she’s gone. Vanished two nights ago. The guards searched her chambers and found blood… but no body.” I froze, my brush slipping from my fingers. “Gone?” My maid nodded quickly, glancing toward the door. “Please don’t repeat what I said. The Alpha hasn’t made an announcement, and no one dares to ask questions.” My pulse raced. Veronica… gone. The same Veronica who claimed to be pregnant with Dylan’s child. The same one who once looked me in the eye and smiled like she was untouchable.

I stared at them in confusion, “Sank? I don't…I don't get it please help me understand.” " She disappeared a year ago.” Cassy said. " To where?” I asked, still in a daze. "I'm sorry…what?" Jimmy asked with wide eyes. “She's gone and we don't know where she went. We all slept one night and the next morning, she was gone like she's been gone for years. Like poof…gone.” Candy snapped, snapping her fingers. “Oh wow." I said, unable to snap myself out of my daze. “Well, aren't there any other seeres in the pack?” Jimmy asked.

“I thought she would just be gone for a few days, then reappear again. Maybe she’s just tying some tricks to trick me into thinking that she’s gone, but… It’s been months, and there’s still no signs of her going back… Is she really gone for good? She's not coming back for me?” It was words from a drunk person, but Sheryl was struck dumbed by it. No need to say, this made her angry. She tried searching for Althea again, but who could have thought that Althea suddenly vanished like a smoke?! She tried tracking her, but everything regarding her was shrouded by a dense fog of smoke!

“Masked men. They grabbed her. Threw her into a car. She’s gone, Aaron.” The tray in my lap might as well have fallen through the mattress. Gone. The word tore through me like glass. Aaron sat up, the whole bed shifting with the force of his body moving. His voice dropped to a tone I’d only heard a handful of times—controlled fury. “Where?” “Downtown. Near the river trail. They were fast, professional. We can’t track the plates. She’s just—” Connor’s voice broke. “She’s gone.” I pressed a hand to my stomach, my heart a pounding mess against my ribs.

What did she mean, gone? “That’s impossible,” I snapped, my voice rising despite myself. “You said it was safe. You said no one knew about it!” “I thought it was safe!” she shot back, her voice trembling now. “But when I went to check this morning… it was gone. Completely gone. The storage was empty, Haven. There’s nothing left!” The body was gone. That wasn’t just evidence, it was the only thing tying me to what had happened that night. The only thing that could prove…

At the same time, I filed for divorce with Harvey. Nathan and I hit it off. We agreed to return home right away. The Granger family had business back in the country, too. Once we landed, we parted ways. The first familiar face I ran into was Katie. Her belly looked big, like she was five or six months along. When she saw me, there was pure hostility in her eyes. She ran toward me and shrieked, "Jenna, how are you still alive? Why aren't you dead?" I slapped her twice—one for me, the other for Jordan.

Meredith, we can start over. "But can Caleb come back to life?" Mom's voice stopped abruptly. She looked up at Dad blankly. After a while, like an old machine, she slowly lowered her head and stood. "...I'm sorry. "Truly, I'm sorry." She signed the divorce agreement and left Dad's home, limping as she went. Serena leaned against the doorframe and pretended to ask casually, "So... tomato pasta tonight?" I floated over to stare at her strangely. I clearly remembered they had not bought any tomatoes today.

" He turns around and proposes to Lina. Six years later, we encounter each other again in the werewolf kingdom based in Centralis—the Darkmoon Kingdom. He's about to become Centralis' Beta. Lina is by his side, wearing a haute couture dress. When he sees me covered in mud and rummaging through trash, he mocks me with disgust, "You looked down on 10 dollars back then, Emily Everhart, but now you're digging through trash cans like a beggar. "Do you think you'll be able to earn money by selling scraps? Even if you put on a sorry act in front of me, I won't show you any pity!" I glance coldly at him and continue to search for my pup's favorite ring. I had unknowingly discarded it like common tra