We Went Back Novels & Stories

As the carriage rode on, I glanced back at the pack, waving back at everyone. "So, back to the Mountain Dew Pack, ugh?" Mia's voice pulled me back to reality. "Yes," I nodded as I sat upright. "We are going back home."

I wasn't very comfortable with that so I thought of what to lighten up the mood. “ You guys are fighters, you tried your best and you all did well,” my statement released the tension in the atmosphere and everyone went back to their daily activities. We bathed, ate and packed up the camping tents before we continued with our journey back to the palace. The ride back was safe, free and fun, I went back to my house immediately we got to the town. I have many questions to ask and I must get my answers today!.

I appreciated as we all made our way outside. "Thanks for showing up with such great news, we will see you guys soon." He said as they walked us to the gate while Lawrence and Blake were talking and walking in front of us to the main entrance. We said our goodbyes and Blake and I left, we walked to the same spot that we transformed when we first arrived and we did the same thing again after removing our clothes and putting it in the cross bag... The trip back home was even longer but we eventually got to the pack and we entered through the back entrance again.

Reiner did mention that he wanted to go on a holiday starting tomorrow for around a week, but he never ended up telling me where we were headed. “The same place we went for our honeymoon,” Reiner replied casually as he sipped on his tea. “We’re going back there? Really?” I asked in pleasant surprise. We just got back but I didn’t mind going back to that island again. It was surely a lot of fun and maybe we can visit the orphanage again too this time around. Without realizing it, I had already factored in a visit to the orphanage to our plans. “Yup…we’re going back there…” Reiner confirmed.

“We need to go back.” “To New York?” he asked with a frown, and I understood his confusion because we’d only come here a week before. “To Willow Creek?” He sounded half asleep and I hated to bother him, but I couldn’t let it go. I met his eyes and said, “Back to the church.” “Why?” I swàllowed and answered, “Because I think I found something that we left behind.” I slipped out of the bed without waiting for his response, quickly pulling on the dress I had discarded earlier.

"Barely is enough." We went home. We packed. We called Damian. We called Chloe. The running wasn't over. It had just begun.

Breakfast was a somber event, not for a lack of trying on Kate and Jack's end to lighten the mood. They were very friendly and sarcastic, always cracking jokes and telling stories to make us laugh. It was hard to be positive knowing that we had to go back home, even if it was just for a short while. Gabriel drove us back to our car on the edge of town. Much to my surprise, there was a well-hidden dirt road that led right to their community we could have taken instead of trekking through the forest.

We said our final goodbyes and headed home. I slept for most of the drive. Eros decided we have go to a restaurant to eat cause we haven't eaten anything yet. I mumbled a 'Whatever'. We had burger and chips then set on our way back. We got back to the sooner than I thought. I picked up my bag and went inside. I went straight up to my room and threw myself on the bed. I stood up and changed into a huge sweater and then packed my hair into a rough bun.

he added I sat on the couch and massaged my face, gosh this is so stressful. They are being drag in my mess, maybe we need to go back because this is wrong, nothing is right with what I am doing right now “We should go back” I said They all looked at me, and I was surprised when East laughed then his face shifted to a serious face “After the long drive you want us to back?” he asked. The way he spoke made me feel guilty “It is not that we don’t want you to go back, but you are already here then why you don’t just enjoy and relax for a little bit?” West added

I sat there, staring at nothing in particular with my thoughts still tangled from everything that had happened. “We go back,” I replied and kept my eyes on her. “Go back to where?” She asked. “Our hometown,” I replied immediately. I felt the words land softly—but knew they wouldn't sit right with her. Luciana frowned slightly. “Back there?” she asked. “After everything?” I nodded. “That’s where it started. If there’s anything we missed… it’ll be there.” She hesitated. “It’s not that simple.” “No,” I agreed. “It’s not.”