Until She Left Novels & Stories

She looked away toward the window, like the conversation had already ended somewhere inside her before the words left her mouth. “And until you do—” She let out a deep breath. “—I don’t think there’s anything left for us to talk about.”

she said quietly. ‎Past tense again. ‎A knife straight through the heart. ‎Then she left. ‎And this time when the front door closed behind her, it sounded final.

She said showing off her Superiority. After she said that she left making him in a daze. He didn't say anything but stared at her leaving. He kept quiet.' You really have changed Andrea..' She murmured.

She bows one last time before brushing past me like what we shared was just a figment of my imagination. When she left, I realize she didn't call me Alpha. Not even once.

“And you’re leaving. Today. Before she arrives.” Then she walked out. The front door clicked shut behind her. And the dining room sat in the silence she left behind.

“I hope we can still be friends.” And that? That was the final straw. Without another word, she walked out. And did not look back.

She said “I,,,,,,” Before Kingston could talk,,she walked away leaving him standing Kingston’s shoulders dropped as he stared at her until he couldn’t see her anymore. TBC

She didn’t look back. She just left. And for the first time— It didn’t feel like she was coming back later. It felt like something was slowly— deliberately— coming to an end.

“Yeah. She was acting like she wasn’t paying attention, but she definitely got up the minute they left.” I paused. “Oh, shit.”

She turned slowly, forcing a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “She… she left.” The words hit me harder than I expected. “She left?” Ariana nodded, her fingers twisting together. “She packed her things. She said she had to go.” The room seemed to tilt. She left. The words echoed in my head again and again. She left. She left. She left. My chest tightened, and before I realized it, my fist slammed hard against the chair. The sharp sound cracked through the room. The maid standing nearby flinched, her eyes wide with fear. The cutlery rattled slightly on the table.