What Is Reunion Novels & Stories

she lifts her hands, "We planned out living together, well, havin' dorms together in college. It's just weird how the universe always has a way of bringing us back together." Jade smiled and reminisced over them hanging out in her bedroom as teenagers. They'd draw out the layout of their future dorm room and then paste magazine clippings of furniture to the sheet of notebook paper in the spot where the furniture was intended to go. They were inseparable back then. "It does feel like someone, or something, just kinda knew that we'd need each other to survive this mess of a world," Jade said as she smiled at the thought of some higher power, fate if you'd call it that, placing them together. T

Alaric added, his tone light but purposeful. The reunion. Alex remembered. It was a yearly family meetup where all of the Romano clan, which was the wealthiest and most influential family in the country, came together. The reunion was the only day when the entire extended family came together, not just for a reunion but to discuss the next successor who would take over the family business. "Yes, we've come in person to inform you about the family reunion tomorrow," Alex said, supporting his twin brother. "And you know what that means, brother..." Alaric slurred his words to make his point clear.

His eyes fell on Reath, who was drinking indifferently to Zaire’s mood. Why does Quist feel that he was the most caring one yet the one who suffered the most? Ahhh! He really wants to dump these friends. Quist unlocked his phone and went through his messaging app. Immediately, he discovered that his silent class group was the one surprisingly buzzing that evening. Quist’s classmate was holding a reunion that night, and surprisingly, it was also held in the club where they currently were. Quist recalled that the three received an invitation for the reunion, but they brushed it aside. However, considering the situation they were in… Quist’s eyes lit up. It seems like it’s not a bad idea to go

Later, I heard from our former class monitor that Sophia had gone abroad. Finally, she was gone. She had been clinging to me so tightly that it became unbearable. While she stopped pestering me, others quickly took her place. Ever since that class reunion, countless former classmates had tried to add me on social media, some even proposing business collaborations. I had my assistant reject them all. What good could come from a bunch of fair-weather friends? Then, on my birthday, Catherine woke me up early.

I replied softly, and Cooper nodded. "It's fine. My brothers mind-linked me that Mom and Dad are planning a big celebration party to announce your reunion with us. It'll be held this upcoming Saturday. What do you think?" Cooper asked, and I nodded with a smile. "Sure. It's cool," I said, and he chuckled. "I'm glad that we found you again. Sometimes I wonder what it felt like to have a sister. Though I know we didn't grow up together, you'll always be in our hearts," he said, his voice filled with happiness that he had reunited with me.

“But I still want to thank you for trusting me enough to share your past. While I was in those five years of slumber, you endured so much. “That’s all behind us now, and we’ve found each other. From now on, you have me to face everything with you.” This time, Margot didn’t cry. She gazed at the photo on the table and, for the first time in her life, found herself eagerly anticipating her wedding. The two of them leaned against each other, savoring the rare moment of peace and quiet. Then the incessant buzzing of Margot’s phone shattered the tranquility. It was Joey.

“How about next Saturday? The members of the debate team are holding a little reunion. Trust me, it’s going to be so much fun and you’ll love them” Ruby groaned and remained silent. She had gotten the memo of the reunion and deleted it. She was scared of how everyone was going to treat her, it had been years ago but she still dreaded how mean most of them were to her. The reunion was going to take place at the school’s gym and she had very bad memories there. “It’s fine if you don’t want to go” Nate said softly as he took her hand in his He didn’t understand why she was so emotional about it expression had changed

Tate, turn off the video game and get your things packed, darling. We’re leaving for the reunion in thirty minutes!” his mom Amber announced from the hallway. It was Tate’s most dreaded time of year—the annual family reunion at the Pinecone Campground nestled deep in the misty mountains. The only relative close to his age was his cousin Chuck, and the two of them rarely spoke more than a few awkward words. “I’m eighteen now. Can’t I just stay home this year?” he asked his mom, reluctantly shutting off his game console with a sigh.

I twitched my lips, really not knowing what to say. So I looked at Lucas for help. "Him…" "What do we do?" Without a word, Lucas grabbed one of Asher's hind legs and started dragging him out of the cabin. "My Luna and I just mated at the Moon Vow Stone this morning. We're in the middle of our honeymoon. What are you doing hanging around here like an eyesore? Get lost!" "Go home, send your guests away, and try to squash that ridiculous scandal of yours. Explain things to your father and elders, and tell them I'll personally 'visit' the Silver-pine Pack in a few days to discuss a new 'alliance.'"