They All Had A Reason Novels & Stories

After sighing, he said, "We're all intelligent people here, so why do you need to say that? Do you not understand what I mean? "These are all unwritten rules that everyone understands. It's always been like this, and you're the only want who wants things your own way! You insist on going against the major forces. You're no idiot, there has to be a reason you're doing this…"

I look at him thinking why in the Goddess's name is he apologizing for when he did nothing to offend me? “We all came here with the same mindset, in fact when we got your invitation, we called each other and spoke about it. All of us were worried that this might be a trap, we thought that while we were here celebrating, your warriors would be attacking our packs. That is why we did not bring our mates or our best warriors. We left them behind to protect our packs. That was the agreement we all made.”

After all, he harbored uncertainties about returning once he left. As Anthony departed, Adrian reclined in his chair, prompting confusion among the others. They failed to comprehend why he persisted in demanding apologies from everyone, especially given the urgency of the situation. However, a meaningful glance passed between the two Grandmasters as they discerned Adrian's true motive.

she said and that warmed my heart, tears brimmed up in my eyes but I immediately blinked them away. “You haven’t told me the reason you made us leave early, we didn't do anything, and worse of it you weren't back or planning to return yet and you made us end our holiday” I pressed on, I wasn't letting it go until I heard a valid reason “Do I need to have a reason?” she laughed trying to brush it off “Hell yeah” I shot “I didn't like the idea of you guys alone in a town where you knew nobody, the world isn't a safe place” she said

Risa retorted, sounding worried. "I doubt that is the case," Liam started, sipping on his tea for a short while, "They initially spoke to us by stating that every motivation is meticulously chosen to get us to break underneath the pressure. I do not see them making that claim, and then only having one single idea." "That do be true, they seemed way to prideful about their 'motivaaations' to just have it be one thing." Poppy chimed in, poking fun at the dickhead on the Loudspeaker.

He uttered and I shrugged. “Suit yourself but you're going about it the wrong way. You should be finding out what all those packs have in common and why they're being attacked" I suggested and he scoffed. “They are being attacked because they're smaller packs, there's no motive" He argued and I tilted my head.

Eventually Adrian broke the silence. “I keep wondering why.” The statement sounded simple. It was not. Ava understood immediately. Why hide the truth? Why manipulate events? Why allow misunderstandings to continue? Interesting. Very interesting. The same question haunted her. Because motives mattered. Understanding motives often revealed everything else. Adrian stared into his cup. Thoughtful. Frustrated. Determined. “If somebody deliberately caused all this…” A pause. His expression hardened slightly. “…then I want to know.” The conviction felt familiar.

Surviving together. One day at a time. One kick at a time. One hope at a time. They would make it through this. They had to.

Josh was as understanding as always and Bolt loved how easily he could take the stress off his mind as if it was nothing. “But, I should have listened to you. I should have trusted your sixth sense because if I had, it wouldn’t have happened”. Bolt lowered his gaze but Josh was not having it. He lifted his face by two fingers under his chin and waited until Bolt looked back into his eyes. “Everything happens for a reason. Maybe it was written this way. I had to get hurt for you to expose the culprits. Maybe this was the only way we would have come back home”. This time Bolt smiled with Josh.

Turning to Kaden, I ask, "What did he mean by that? As far as I can remember, there were stores only an hour away from the pack" "Eyes on the road" "Seriously? What happened to everything and everyone?" "They left" It's how he says it that has bile rising up in my throat. I hear the unspoken words. They all left the way you did. I had my reasons for doing it. Back then, I had a good reason for leaving. But why did the neighboring packs leave? This place was isolated but at least there were two packs flanking Arctic Warriors on either side. Why would they leave? Did something happen?