They All Had A Reason Novels & Stories

They did nothing wrong but desire to take revenge which was their right in the firt place! Why was fate so cruel?

It was an echo. “I don't have all day—” I tried to get a hold of myself. “Please, do what you can and get back to me. Do you understand everything I have been trying to say?” They walked away, one by one. They were armed, ready to do what needed to be done.

" What do you think, Mia? " " Well... I believe everything happens for a reason. " " Um... That sure doesn't sound like comfort enough. " " I know... But what else could I say? " " What else could she say? " The girl's thought to themselves. Indeed... They were all in this together and no one is better than the other. They are all in captivity. With almost no hope of getting out. Nevertheless, the girl's had their fill of the meals served to them before heading to sleep thereafter.

I was not going to choose the alpha of the pack just because of the assumptions I had. I did not know if they were able to contact them or if it was even time for it, but I was getting ready for my second practice. After the meeting in school had been dismissed yesterday, they decided to have us train before we all left home. Everyone was severely tired after it, and we had to go again today. The students were demanding the reason why they were asking them to train and no one was giving them a good reason, because the pack council decided not to tell them yet. I did not know why because it was crucial for them to know.

I shook my head in disbelief. "How did you all become so cruel? I don’t think you were trained that way. So why did you do it?" The frustration and anger were evident in my voice, making them shrink back. I needed answers, and I was going to get them. If there’s one thing I know, it’s that people don’t do things without a reason. Every action is governed by a motive, and I was more than ready to know why, in the Moon Goddess’ name, these three women assaulted Aurora before I decided what to do with them.

I asked eagerly. “If these people believe that they are doing this for the betterment of all of us, then maybe, just maybe, there is something we are not seeing yet. And maybe they are truly, in their own truth, trying to avert some big issue. So the question now is what is it? What's their reason?” she asked, even though it was rhetorical. I thought about it for a second and saw the truth in her words.

Karla’s gaze snapped back to mine, her grey eyes unreadable. “I’m not gonna say it’s not tough sometimes,” I said. “There are days when I think I can’t go on, that the load’s too heavy for me to carry. But then I remember why we do this—why we push ourselves so hard. It’s for the pack. For those who rely on us. And for the tomorrow we want to make.” Her eyes softened and for a moment I thought she might speak. She didn’t, so I kept going. “I guess what I’m saying,” I said with a little smile, “is that we all have our stuff we are going through. Even the people who look like they have none go through things.”

And they were going to regret that. Every last one of them.

Did Nate think I left because I no longer had a reason to stay? I could give him one hundred and one reasons why I would love to stay by his and Eli's side. But none of them were right. They deserved to be a family— him, Eli and Olive. And their family did not include me. I left not because I wanted to. I left because I had to. To give them a chance to be together.