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With her back still to me and her head hung low, she said, “Just trust Wally. Stay away from the Walters.” I was about to ask her why when she added, “Please change the subject.” Wally shifted the mood almost immediately by bounding back into the stable with an enormous smile on his face. “I had a great time. Thanks for inviting us. Maybe we can do it again sometime.” He turned to Cindy. “We’d better hurry back or dad will have a fit.”

Just as she was about to ask where everyone had gone, the voices came out in a loud boom. "Welcome Home!!!” Then the lights came on, followed by the fall of balloons exactly where she sat and the huge banner up front that read, 'Welcome Home Adelina.' She had startled. Knowing her family, she expected a sort of celebration when she returned. A party, quite the party. However, she was very grateful for this, for the familiar faces that greeted her. Her parents and brother, a few extended relatives and her cousin sister, Olivia, who was already a matured young lady by now compared to the last time she had seen her.

“Dad is gonna teach Wally how to throw a curveball!” “Oh, wow!” Rain said, drying her hands on a dishtowel as she turned to see her daughter’s bright red hair fly by on the other side of the table. Misty was a little blur and had been the entire four years of her life. Luckily, her cousin, Wally, who lived next door with his mother, Mist and his adoptive father, Dexter, a man Mist had met when they moved to the mountain region of the Nation of Quebec a few years ago. Misty and Wally spent most of their time playing and running around. Wally was two years older than Misty, but now they were joined at the hip.

''It's a mail, an invitation sort of''. ''What does it say?''. ''It's an invitation to a highschool reunion, from VPA''. ''Throw it away or something, just get rid of it''. ''Yes sir'' Nick watched as the boy rushed out of his office as if he couldn't get away from him fast enough.

She logged into her other WhatsApp account. As soon as she logged in, her notification chimed repeatedly. The group chat 'One Big Happy Family' was bustling with activity. Wendy opened it. [Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wendy's finally online!] Daryl exclaimed. [Welcome back, Wendy!] Ernest added. [Big hugs to Wendy!] Samuel chimed in. Her three seniors were tossing virtual confetti, enthusiastically celebrating her return. [Three years ago, Wendy was all starry-eyed and insisted on leaving the mountains to experience life with a man. So, how was it, Wendy? Was the man worth it?] Daryl asked.

Steam smelling like grilled meat and baked potatoes escaped through the kitchen and entered the chambers of the house, successfully reaching Michelle's nostrils and waking up her stomach, who rumbled to let everybody there know that they needed to eat. Michelle sank down on her chair a bit embarrassed, the cold that chilled her outside had completely vanished and had been replaced by warmth and that feeling of being home and protected. Despite that she was none of those things.

When we pulled up to the pack house, I hadn’t even opened the car door before the cheers erupted. The entire front yard was filled with familiar faces—warriors, omegas, elders, children—all beaming, clapping, shouting their welcomes. A banner stretched across the porch, bright letters declaring: "Welcome Home, Luna Karen and Baby Xavier!" Balloons danced in the breeze, their ribbons fluttering like streamers of joy. "Oh… wow," I breathed, my heart swelling so much it hurt. "Did you know about this?" Jackson grinned, sheepish but proud. "I may have had a little help from Laila and Sarah."

"Don't worry, Eight years have gone already if we keep hating each other nothing will be done. In fact, it's your welcome party. No need to worry, I talk to them already and they realized that they're wrong. Let's start a new life now. Don't worry we are living just like a human too with the help of the medicine Waylan is giving, and I invited Waylan too and I want to talk to you about something after the celebration." "What do you mean, Is Waylan making medicines just to fix the mess she has done eight year's ago? I couldn't believe that until now she keeps blaming herself." "I think so, so why don't you come and see her?" "Okay, okay I'll go." They all go to Ranz bakeshop and as they reach

she whispered thickly. "But we did," Paschal's voice, warm and firm, came from across the room. "And it is the least we could do." As they finally said their goodbyes at the door, promises to meet at the service of songs and wedding hanging in the evening air, Mrs. Wardley stood on her step, watching the cars disappear. She looked down at the envelope in her hand, not as a payment, but as a treasure. The gift was not the money, but the profound sense of belonging it represented. Her official quarters had never felt more like a home.

“Baby, you make me this happy every day. I’m so glad you came into my life.” When they pull into their driveway, they are greeted by Papa Charley holding Hailey, along with Grandpop holding Wyatt. Bethanie was there along with Jose. Melody hops out of the car before it came to a complete stop, “I have missed you all so much.” She hugged the babies first then each one of the others. ‘I am so glad to be home, this is my world, safe and filled with love.’ Harmony did one of her chuckles. ‘Your world is going to get bigger soon.’