When Does Bonnie Come Back From The Other Side Novels & Stories

But it was Bonnie who crushed my soul. I needed to decompress after the last couple of days I’ve had. Grace slid into the booth across from me as I sipped the red wine. “I came as quickly as I could. How’s Bonnie?” Her eyes were full of concern. “It was awful, Grace. She’s weak and in so much pain.” She clasped my hand on the table. “Bonnie will be okay.” Her face beamed with an unshakable surety. I couldn’t hold back my grief any longer. My heart was in agony.

Just silence and gestures of care. As the car drove down the road, I looked outside, watching the city lights pass us by. It was like we were in a bubble, stuck in a cycle of routine and silence. There was so much that needed to be said, but neither of us seemed willing to open that door. Near home, Jensen made another attempt at conversation. “The kids seem happier now that Sadie is back,” he commented, referring to the kids' nanny, who had come back to work for us after the kids started missing her.

I continued before he could interrupt me, “Six days from now, something will happen – I don’t’ know what exactly – but I do know the effects. It will begin suddenly, people will start getting sick, society will collapse, and the dead will rise.” His expression remained skeptical. “Are you talking about a zombie apocalypse?” he asked, his tone filled with confusion and slight disbelief, I nodded, “Yes, Zombies,” His face went completely blank. I sighed, “I know how it sounds, but that is the truth.” “You're telling me zombies are going to appear in six days?” he stared at me as he asked the question, “Yes.” I nodded, He just kept on staring. So, I took a deep breath and continued.

I walked up the steps, ready to get into the car, but my footsteps suddenly halted. "Wait." The Underboss looked at me. With my back to him, I stood in the late autumn wind for a long time. "Bring me that necklace." It was the only thing she had left behind. I needed to tell her: I know I was wrong. I know everything now. All the grievances you endured, all the tears I refused to believe, all those nights you bore alone... It was starting to rain outside the window. I was going to see her.

Cold. Arrogant. Beautiful. "Fine." The brothers grinned instantly. Aiden stood from the sofa, towering over the room with terrifying presence. "Let's revisit the past." Thunder cracked outside violently. And somewhere far away. A woman named Isabella Vale had absolutely no idea that the devils she once loved were about to walk back into her life. The devils also have no idea what is actually coming for them.

Bonnie said gleefully. "I was so scared. The doctor said that there were only 7% chances for you to survive since today is the Blood Moon Night but see our prayers worked." Bonnie blurted out. That was when I realized that I was rescued last night and had been in bed all day long fighting between life and death. My life was not what I was concerned about. I asked him instantly, my eyes scanning my bedroom, "Bruna! Where is my wife, Bonnie?" Bonnie's beaming face turned pale, his forehead was wrinkling with worry. His silence and the way his eyeballs were moving back and forth uneasily made me agitated.

"She's nobody." Bonnie's laugh was soft, dangerous. "I'm far from nobody In fact, I'm the only person in this entire hospital who can give you what you want." She tapped the tablet against her thigh, a rhythmic sound that set Pierce's teeth on edge. "Your daughter. Alive. Returned to you." Pierce released his hands. And they looked at her. "You said you had information about Kelvin. That you were tracking him." "I lied." Bonnie smiles, "Well, not entirely. I do know Kelvin. Very well, actually. You see, he's the one who sent me here."

She says and I can hear the panic in her voice. "Wheres Diana?" I say urgently. The line crackles slightly and I hear a thud and Bonnie grunts. It sounds like Bonnie is far away and I hear some footsteps running towards the phone. Bonnie breathes deeply into the phone. "HUNTER YOU NEED TO GET HERE NOW. DIANA'S MOM HAS DIED AND....... WE CAN'T CONTROL HER.... PLEASE YOU NEED TO COME.....ROOOOOOOOOOOAR!" The phone cuts off. Orion and I look at each other equally as horrified. It sounded like Bonnie was in a fight - with a lion!

I couldn't be in heaven when I wasn't dead yet. “It is I, Bonnie… and I'm alive,” I explained to her as we sat in the backseat of the car. Bonnie simply burst into tears after getting over her shock. She hugged me again, shaking her head in disbelief. “Hell, I shouldn't have trusted that evil family. I should have searched harder for you.” What evil family? Bonnie leaned away as if hearing my unspoken question.

"And I don't trust you if you keep letting her get close to you." I opened my mouth to respond, but before I could say anythingI was in my room, pacing back and forth, when there was a knock at the door. Irritated, I snapped, "What is it?" …Salena pov… "Rowland is back," the person on the other side of the door said. My heart skipped a beat at the news. Rowland was back? I couldn't believe it. I had thought he was gone for good, that his enemies had finally caught up with him. But now he was back, and I didn't know what to think.