Where She Went Ending Novels & Stories

How would I live without her? “Close your eyes and feel what she’s going through, Drake. Where could she have gone when her heart had been shattered? Think of a place where she shared some wonderful memories with you - a special place.” I gaped at Mom for a minute. Her words confused me even more. “In Greece?” Mom shook her head. “No, somewhere close by, maybe.” The door opened, and a nurse from the emergency department came in. She looked at me and frowned. “Are you Mr. Drake Ashford?”

After all, I have nowhere else to go. We drove for a while until we left the South Zone, and it's already bothering me. Where is she taking me, to the middle of nowhere? My doubts were answered when I saw a sign that said "Welcome to the East Zone." We drove a bit more until we stopped in front of a simple building with no security at all. There's nothing around here, just a simple place in a strange neighborhood with peculiar people. I can't believe this is where she's leaving me.

he smiled “Call me sometimes when you are in the country.” “I will.” She got into the car and as soon as she sat, she sighed. It was all over. She started the engine and drove out of the courtyard. At a distance, was Walutanga’s car. Walutanga sat in it comfortably pressing his phone. “Can we leave now? She has left. She’s fine.” Walu shouted. “Yes,” Hunter responded in the backseat. “Let’s get out of here.” THE END. #####THE END.

They continued walking through the forest, stopping every now and then, to listen for any sound, but only the ominous silence pressed all around. Zeke stayed close behind her, he had no idea where they were going but she moved with a confidence that told him that she knew where she was going. They were nearing the edge of the forest when he stopped her, taking her hand in his. "We've reached the pack border. Where are we going?" "The cemetery", she whispered, without looking at him.

“I’m hurt, baby. You’d kill me?” She smirked. “Keep your puppy-dog eyes for Saturday night, Aiden James. You ain’t charming me. I’m here to make sure y’all don’t mess shit up and that you don’t cause any more media frenzies.” She waved and turned. “If y’all need me for some dumb reason, you have my number.” With that, she slipped past Chloe and Elena in the doorway and disappeared. “Are y’all being pains again?” Chloe sighed, Milka on her hip.

she finished and signed “ right after i came to this place , i tried to come back to you guys but i couldn’t “ she said finally looking at me . “ are you sure you cant escape this place...maybe it was cause you where alone , I....” I was about yo say more but she stopped me “listen to me I have tried to go back for years and years , there is no way out “ she looked away from me .so that’s it I’m going to die here . . .

She sighed, “You know what I mean.” I nodded my head again, “Things are changing.” I placed my finger around the cup handle, “I can’t avoid it anymore.” I brought the cup to my lips, “Especially not after what she pulled.” I sighed. She passed me a satisfied grin, “Good,” “Do you know where she is?” I asked She nodded, “She’s at a vacation house in the north.” “She might have warned people about me.” I nodded, “And you too, people find her dead and we’re gonna get some useless interrogation.”

Her cries followed me out the door, echoing down the hall even as I shut it behind me. She wasn’t anywhere. Not in her classes, not in her dorms. Her bed was neatly made—like no one had touched it in days. My fellow South members shook their heads when I asked, their eyes darting with confusion, but none with answers. Not a single one of them knew where she was. Every “no” I heard was another stone on my chest, pulling me down deeper, heavier, until even breathing felt like work. Finally, with nowhere left to turn, I went to Zaria.

“Gone where? When did she go? Was it because of Maya? What happ-” “Calm your titties. One question at a time,” I say, already out of breath from the onslaught of questions. “Okay. Okay. Where did she go?” “I don't know.” “What?! What do you mean you don't know?” “I mean I don't know the exact place she is. All I know is that she went to the word of deities,” I tell him. “Oh, I see. Her training has begun.” “Yes, it has,” I affirm. “What did you mean by ‘Was it because of Maya?’ What do you know?” I demand

I was worried and rushed towards her flat but was informed by Scarlett that she had gone back home because of some emergency. I waited for her even though our final semester had ended for almost a month but she never returned. I went to the office to find out about her hometown but the director said it was highly confidential and they couldn’t reveal it. But after coaxing Scarlett I got the information out from her that she was from Seattle and I was happy that I got a lead, as I was going to set up my company there but soon I realized that it was a dead end. I tried high and low to find her but she had vanished.