Where She Went Ending Novels & Stories

"She's dead?" "Yes. I'm so sorry." Now, what have I done with that bit of knowledge? All these years, I had kept this hope-this belief-that she must have left for something and that one day I'd find her and get my answers. But now, she was gone. Forever. "How did she die?" I asked. There came catch in my throat. "She struggled. After leaving, she never really got back on her feet. Lived in and out of shelters. Ultimately, she passed from an illness. But that's not all I found."

I laughed bitterly through my tears, "I kept asking why he didn't trust me I wish I had just said I was there for him and now I can't reach him and I don't know where he is." She stood abruptly and the movement startled me. She walked toward the window, looking out into the darkness and for several long seconds she didn't speak. "I know exactly where he is." Hope rushed through me so suddenly it almost hurt. "You do?" She nodded once. "He is gone to the one place he always runs to when life becomes too heavy." My heart pounded. "and where is that?" Instead of answering, Diane walked toward the hallway. "I will change my clothes." She disappeared for less than two minutes before returning wea

She then moved back fast and out of reach. “Wait!” She stopped and looked at me one last time. “You should not have survived,” she said again. “Why?” “Because now… everything begins.” My chest rose fast. “What begins?” She then lowered the mask fully again, hiding her face. “Your real story.” I then shook my head. “This is not over.” She smiled. “It is just starting.” She turned and stepped back into the shadows of the ruins. “No!” I shouted and I moved after her but the ground shifted, the air changed and she faded into darkness, she was gone, just like that.

My mind was trapped in the raw agony of her final words. I won't be a weapon in yours. My phone buzzed on the dashboard. I swiped it instantly. "Speak to me, Vance." "I have the cab's coordinates, sir," Vance said, his fingers clicking furiously. "She’s at the municipal cemetery. Section Four. The Woods family private plot." The breath caught sharply in my throat. She had gone to her father. In the middle of the worst betrayal of her life, she had run to the only man whose love had ever been pure and free of strings.

She sighs as she registers it’s me. I launch quickly into my monologue, telling her I know how hard they’ve worked with Moona, how much time they’ve put in, and how difficult this has been on all of them, but if she could just find it within herself to give this one final push… It’s another sigh that cuts me off. “You’re too late,” she says. “She’s gone.” My mouth drops before I reply. “Sorry?” “She took off this morning. Left with all her clothes and everything.”

" she asked cautiously, the last fragile thread of hope flickering in her eyes. I shook my head without hesitation. "No." The light in her eyes went out instantly. "Some wounds, once inflicted, can never be repaired." I stood up. "Take care." As I watched her walk away in a daze, I knew everything between us had finally reached its true end. Later, I heard that she moved to a small town in the south. She opened a small art studio and taught children how to paint. She never returned to Fort Canon again, but none of that had anything to do with me anymore.

“Where did she go?” “She went to the Solstice Crown Pack.” I didn’t need to hear the rest. The letter in my hand, the king’s words, it all lined up. I stepped closer, my shadow falling over the guard until he shifted uneasily under my gaze. His eyes flickered to the side, but I didn’t move. “You saw her leave?” “Yes, Alpha.” “Then tell me,” I said slowly, each word deliberate, “where is she now?” “In her quarters.” That was all I needed to hear. I didn’t waste another breath. My boots struck the stone floor hard, the sound echoing through the hallway as I made my way to her.

“Have you tried looking in places where she can possibly go?” “Yes, I did. But she isn’t there,” I said. Grandpa Ben returned to thinking once again. This town wasn’t that huge, which made no sense as to why we didn’t know where she went. I was at the point of defeat because there was only one place in town that we shared together. And that was the field. After a while of thinking, he replied, “She probably visited the swamps of Dashury.” He then smiled at me as he put his hands behind him.

He said and hung up. " Babe?" I asked him. " Don't even ask, good news is that I know where she went to." He said with a smile. " Who?" I was confused. " Ella, she took the first plane out of the country and she landed in Texas, there's no other fought after that." He said. " Texas? Why the hell would she go to Texas of all places?" I asked him. " I don't know man but at least we know where she went. " He said.

It felt like she was about to have a panic attack at any second. She rushed past the people and soon got out of the compound, she ran a bit more and then finally came to a stop, sitting on the curb to catch her breath. After a few minutes, she stood to leave but then it dawned on her, even though her plan had worked and the alpha had dropped her charge, she still had nowhere to go. She still couldn’t go back to Elijah, and still couldn’t go back to her mom’s. So what was she supposed to do?