Until She Left Novels & Stories

He nodded agreeing and without so much as a look back, we left. We left the room. We left the house and we left him. Forever.

"It changes nothing. Now you understand how it feels. Don't mess with me like that anymore, okay? Bye. I have to hang out with the girls." Then she left me just like that, leaving me to burn out in my frustration.

she chuckled before pulling back and waving bye before leaving. The last words she spoke repeated over and over in my head. DAMN IT JUNE!

She turned and walked away, the bell above the door chiming softly as she left. I remained seated, stunned. Because she hadn’t said no. She had almost said yes. And that almost lingered in the air long after she was gone—heavy, electric, unfinished.

She lived for that. She straightened so fast it was almost comical. “Sure.” Without another word, she left with them, not even remembering to say goodbye.

The Last Girl Left The day Sheila left, the hallway felt wider. Emptier. Quieter in a way that wasn’t peaceful. Like the walls were waiting for someone to speak, but no one had anything left to say. I stood by the window of our dorm, staring down at the car that drove her away. It was one of the few times I’d ever seen her cry. She pressed her fingers to the glass, mouthing something I couldn’t hear. I didn’t wave back. I wanted to, but my arms wouldn’t move.

The comments drifted by. [She really left…] [Is she never coming back?] [Where can she even go all by herself?] I didn't look back.

"Your actions are a total letdown! What's the Silver Wolf Pack gonna think of us now? Did you even think about anyone else, or is it just all about you? You don't deserve someone as great as Nom!" "Can't even keep your own husband interested. Talk about being worthless!" The more they ranted, the more I realized I could not convince them to leave with me. Their words cut deep, and I was drowning in pain. I did not stick around for the final say. I bolted straight for the Moonlight Pack way up north.

Andre “She what?!!” The news that the princess left in the early hours of the morning spread like wildfire through the town. Why would she just pack up and leave? I sighed deeply, wondering if I had pushed her too far. “How long ago did they leave?” I felt like an idiot! I didn’t expect her to just give up! I grabbed a shirt and put it on, rushing out of the door before my beta could answer.

"Leave!" Amelia thought she heard wrong. She had always stayed until he finished his food, and his telling her to leave got her surprised. "Huh?" "Should I repeat myself before you do what I asked?" He asked, looking at her, to which she also shaked her head and quickly walked out of the room.