Novel & Cerita We Went Back

“This doesn’t mean it’s over.” Axel kicked a loose stone and cursed under his breath. “Let’s get out of here. We need to return back to the pack house. We’ve been gone too long already.” We left before sunrise. We stepped back into the woods and walked back through the trees. No one really said much of anything. My feet ached. My mind spun. The ache in my loins hadn’t gone away, not even a little. By the time we slipped back into the pack house, the sky was already bright with the morning light.

“What makes you think I’d ever go back with you? “Sean, do I need to remind you? We’ve been divorced for a long time. We have nothing to do with each other anymore.” Sean clutched at his ears like he couldn’t bear to hear it, breathing heavily. He stepped forward, reaching for my hand. “Jane, after you left, I realized I can’t live without you! Without your presence at home, I can’t even sleep. If you don’t come back to me, then life has no meaning!”

LENA We went back to the beach house on Thursday afternoon. Not for a vacation. Not for something new. Back. The word felt heavier this time. I packed after school while the kids worked on homework at the kitchen table. I didn’t make a big speech about it. I just said, “We’re heading back to the beach house for a few days.” Nathaniel looked up first. “Again?” “Yes.” “For how long?” Isabella asked, chewing on the end of her pencil.

Looking at the messages, Austin voiced, "Mr. Can you please send us back? We have something urgent to do so we would like to go back." "Ahh, sure."

"Are you serious, Brittany?" I could hear the surprise and hopefulness in his voice, and it made me smile. "Yes, I am. We're ready to come back home." After some further discussion, we decided to move back in together. I packed up our things, and we returned to Alex's house. For the first few days, it was a little awkward. After all, we had been living apart for a while, and it was an adjustment to be living under one roof once again. But soon enough, we fell back into our old routine.

~Back to reality~ Later in the evening, both Adrien and I prepared to go out to the restaurant we wanted to go back to. After taking a shower, we dressed up nicely and walked out of the hotel room. We went down the stairs until we got to the reception. “We'll be back,” Adrien informed them. “Alright, sir.” They responded in unison. Adrien and I stepped out of the hotel and hailed a cab which drove us off to the restaurant. On getting to the restaurant, we ordered something to eat immediately and had our seat at the same spot where we sat the last time we came here.

I never thought that I'd enjoy the experience but I really did. We bought a lot of cute stuff and we had fun. Just then, Abel's phone rang. I looked over to him as he walked away from us to go pick the call. Five minutes later, ha walked back with a worried look on his face. "We need to go back" he said. "Why? We are having so much fun! Anya won't be able to come out like this once her training starts! Why do we have to go back?" He asked. Abel looked over to me. "Andrei has asked us to come back"

Noah said as he turned away from them and headed back toward the restaurant. When they finally made it out of the restaurant, the werewolves they were looking at earlier were nowhere in sight. Deciding it wasn't worth their time, they climbed into their cars and headed back toward the freeway, Leaving behind the city of Brighton and heading toward Ohio.

Eric asked as he looked around in confusion while Chris scratched the back of his head in embarrassment. “Dad, why are we going back?” Chris Jnr’s voice came through the headset before anyone could respond to Eric. “Did we forget something?” Emm’s innocent voice followed Chris Jnr’s. It was only then that the rest of the adults and the teenagers noticed that they were going back the same way they came. “No. This is just to confuse anyone who is monitoring at us.” Chris responded seriously to his little treasures; he was never careless nor patronizing when responding to his treasures, he took every opportunity as a chance to educate them.

"Oh, I'm so glad you're back. I've missed you. Terribly." "I have missed you too." "Let's go home."