Where We Left Off Novels & Stories

We stood in the shared wreckage of that for a moment, not touching, not looking away. "Saturday," I said finally. "Saturday," she agreed. I left before either of us said something we'd have to know what to do with.

"Where are we going?" I had long forgotten the part where he said he would take me somewhere. But we got interrupted and our priority changed after that. We were running from Jayde's men. So when we were back on the road again, I realized we were not heading back to that village where we came from. We were heading somewhere else. "We are going to a place, and then we need to try something, so we can end this war once and for all." Okay... But he still didn't tell me where were we heading.

In the candor of these moments, we discovered the beauty of being truly heard and understood—a connection that transcended mere words. As the final bites were savored and our plates lay empty, the night sky beckoned us with its celestial display. With hearts aglow and minds intertwined, we would bid adieu to the dinner table and set forth towards our sanctuary of rest. Side by side, we embarked on the night's journey, each step a testament to the bond we were nurturing.

The SUVs pull out of the lot. And suddenly— It’s just us again. But this time? It’s different. Because now we’re playing for something much bigger. And the only way out? Is through. We drive for an hour before stopping at an abandoned diner on the outskirts of town. Owen leans back in the booth, staring at the envelope. "Well. This is new." I sigh, rubbing my temples. "We shouldn’t have agreed." Levi exhales. "We didn’t have a choice."

We were a formidable team, ready to take on any challenge that came our way. With a smile, I nodded in agreement. "You're right, Ethan. We've come so far, and I believe in us. The unknown may be daunting, but as long as we face it together, we can overcome anything." As nightfall blanketed the world around us, we made our way back to our home, a sanctuary where we could plan our next steps. The room was adorned with mementos from our past adventures—maps, artifacts, and photographs that told the story of our journey. It served as a constant reminder of the strength we possessed and the experiences that had shaped us.

With that we left office, it feels good to have somebody to laugh with… ***

She crossed the room like she owned it, her heels clicking softly against the marble floor. Her arms went around Axton’s neck, her voice a soft exhale. “I missed you, sweetheart.” Axton froze. Just for a second. Then his hands came up to hold her. “I missed you more,” he murmured. “Why did you take so long?” Something shattered quietly inside Isla. She stood there, forgotten, and invisible as the world folded around the two of them. No one said goodbye. No one even looked her way. So she walked out.

"You are on your own. It would be best that we part ways." "Where are you going?" she further asked. "It's none of your business. Just get back to where you left off and we'll do the same. This will be the last time that we see each other." I turned to Shintara and smiled at her. "Let's go?" ***** Shintara and I journeyed back to Prima Tierra Pack. We were at the boundary where we last escaped. She looked at me puzzled. "Are you sure we're going to do this?"

Kiara asked and I smiled at her taking her hand in mine and kissing her knuckle. “Believe me, even I miss it back there. No matter what the bullshit was, it was us and our family, none of the fucked up mess we’ve been living for the past month” I said and Kiara nodded at me. Her eyes fixed on the London Eye. The burnt building was abandoned after we’ve burned it, I wasn’t even sure that they would use it for anything else anymore. But I knew one thing, we did a good job in disorienting it “we’re leaving tomorrow. The plane is back and ready for us. I assumed that you’d want to leave as soon as possible”