They All Had A Reason Novels & Stories

I understand why they would be angry but they needed to know that it was not my fault. “I do not know. I am sorry that the palace had left you oblivious,” I apologised, raising my tone a notch. “But I thought everyone was supposed to be in their homes now. There is supposed to be a lockdown to ensure that everyone is safe. Why are all of you out here, training?” I asked them.

she said lowly not able to remember that incident again. "Let them explain first Roomi. I'm not saying whatever they did was right but there is nothing someone we do without any reason. Let them explain their reason, you just abandoned them without any explanation. Think from their view, how must they be feeling when you suddenly left them and came here." Rooh said and Vanessa looked down at her lap.

Their eyes, though miles apart, stared into the same fire. And this time, they weren’t just fighting for survival. They were fighting for everything.

They were afraid to acknowledge the depth of their emotions, uncertain of the consequences and complexities that might arise from embracing what they felt. Each silently grappled with their own reasons, unable to unravel the tangled threads that bound them, all the while yearning for the courage to acknowledge the truth that lay hidden within.

Admіttіng аll the ѕhіt I’vе done. All the rеаѕоnѕ I drаnk. I didn’t do it for me, thоugh. I dіd іt fоr her. Eventually, whеn I rеаlіzеd it wasn’t ѕо hаrd, I ѕtuсk to it fоr a dіffеrеnt rеаѕоn.

I said full of regrets. Iya holds my hand and smiles warmly at me. "I understand. You are also going through something." Iya's statement made me guiltier. "Yes, but mine was because of misunderstanding," I said a bit ashamed to admit it. "Let's not dwell on the past. Everything happens for a reason. If you were there for me at that time, then what I have with Vince now wouldn't be possible." Iya said to comfort me. I get her point and I agree that everything happens for a reason. And honestly, I can't totally say that I regret not asking Andrew for an explanation because if I did that then all the things I have now will be gone. There's always a perfect season for everything.

he barked, his nostrils flaring in anger. I took a deep breath, calming my rattled nerves. I looked him in the eyes and said, "Too late. I have already read everything. Now I know why Luna Venus and Maya left. They had a valid reason for doing so. They just wanted to protect their lives. You can't blame them." He uttered a string of profanities.

And when it was over, they held each other like the world was ending. Because in many ways, it already was. And yet, in each other, they found their reason to fight.

"But I want you all to remember why we fight. We are not just warriors; we are protectors of our families, our friends, and our home." The warriors nodded, their expressions serious yet resolute. I could feel the camaraderie growing among us, a bond forged in the fires of training and shared purpose. Eden stood beside me, his eyes shining with determination. "Together, we will face whatever comes our way," he declared, his voice unwavering.

Each step they took was fueled by a mix of fear, determination, and the desperate desire to leave this nightmare behind. Their footsteps echoed in the darkness as they ran, their adrenaline pushing them forward. They knew that they were not out of danger yet, that there may be more guards or obstacles awaiting them. But in this moment, their primary focus was to escape, to find a place of safety where they could regroup and plan their next move.