They All Had A Reason Novels & Stories

After all, they were the reason I had nearly been driven to end my own life. They deserved what they got.

After all, they had a lot in common. Since neither of them really understood the man they claimed to care about.

Why don't you just stop it! : You are so veryyyyy, Idiot! : Dumbed! Fool! : Why did you make me cry? Why did leave us like this? Why won't you smile now? Please... [So please open your eyes...] Everyone cared for Leah. The girls, Gu, Ji, Ole and Nami. They loved her so much. They changed because of her. Their life changed because of her. [Now and then...] Without her, they won't change. Without her, they won't live like this. Without her...

They knew that the work they were doing was not for personal gain but for the betterment of humanity as a whole. With each new dawn, they awakened to the possibilities that awaited, their hearts filled with hope, resilience, and a deep sense of purpose. They knew that the path ahead would continue to be challenging, but they were fueled by the belief that change was possible and that their collective efforts could create a world where mental wellness was valued, supported, and prioritized.

We were all connected in this quest, united by a shared purpose – to uncover the darkness that had stolen a life and to bring justice to those who had caused such pain. I nodded at Elliot, a silent affirmation of his feelings. We were all in this together, bound not just by friendship, but by a common goal that transcended the bounds of our pack. The challenges ahead were immense, but with each other's support, we stood a chance of unearthing the truth and finally putting an end to the haunting mystery that had consumed us all.

"What if that someone is... Bad. I mean what if they've killed many?" "Look, no one loves to kill others, they've their own reasons." Gu Huan didn't know why she asked this. But, he answered, honestly. "So, even after killing many, they can cherish their life?" "Killing without any reason is something problematic, if one have reasons to do, so they still can live. By why are you asking me this?" Shaking her head vigorously she said, "Nothing just it popped up out of nowhere." and forced a smile.

I won’t let them win. And gods help them… Because now they’ve given me one more reason to fight. And they’ll regret it. Every. Last. One.

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?

I’ve always loved how comfortable she gets. “Missed that view for sure…” I murmur. Her eyes widen slightly, and her chest rises and falls just a little quicker. “Mhmm, so tell me, how’d work go?” I frown as my mind returns to it. “Well, I think there’s more to it than just them hating humans. Someone put them up to it. Every single one of them are financially struggling and has loved ones. I don’t know, doesn’t feel like a group of rogues just wanting to cause disruption. They have also not been in touch with one another prior to a week ago. No online secret chat room or anything of the sort. I think they were sought out and put to work together.”

Simple things that smelled like someone who planned to stay a while. “Why?” She asked it again because men like Adrian always had reasons. Motives were how people justified invasion. He looked at her with an expression that traced the map of an ache she had seen before. “Because when you ran, I realized I wanted things to be clearer,” he said. “I wanted you to know that I wasn’t leaving. And I wanted to know what you’d do without me at your shoulder.” “You said I could choose,” she reminded him, because the legalities of their contract had been the one thing she held onto in the dark nights.