Why Are We Here Na Mga Nobela at Kwento

That was why America was born and sought by many races where they can live freely. “So we’d better not get caught!” Diana’s eyes widened as she looked at the guys. “Do you think we’ll find the answer on why we’re here when we get to the eighth district of Ta Shemau?” Kent asked no one in particular. He mused on this matter for a long while now. “Yes, we will,” Elise replied confidently and smiled at him. “But what if we’ll get caught between the battle of Ta Shemau and Te-Mehu?” Eric queried with his brows drawn together. “I can’t wait to go home.”

She frowned “That is not it, I didn’t come here just to have fun Jena, although I used it as an opportunity to come see you but I’m here in C city for a different reason” Jena stopped walking and then faced her, she saw the serious look on Nuella’s face and knew that something is up “Why are you here then” Nuella looked around and saw Israel and Matthew approaching “I will tell you when we are alone” “They don’t know why you are really here?” “Nobody knows but you will be the first I’m telling because I need your help for a plan ”

I add, “we brought your dead back so that your whole pack could find peace. I think we’ve done more than enough to pay back whatever debt you think we owe you after breaking your arm - in self defense, I might add.” “That’s not what we’re here to discuss,” Isaac says. “That makes no sense,” I snap. “First Regan is talking about pain and suffering, and now you’re saying that doesn’t matter?” “Why are you two really here?” Nash demands. Both of them look fidgety, glancing back and forth like they’re waiting for something to jump out from their peripheral vision. Something about this whole situation has my hackles up. Why would they come here without Malcolm’s support? What’s really going on?

Finally. Naomi is back.

“Exactly why I wanna go in. Everyone’s lives are at stake.” “I think we oughta go in, too,” Freya added. “They might use disobedience as a reason to turn us down, but we can’t just ignore our own charter, right? Nation-statehood sounds nice, but we exist to protect people. In my mind, nothing else is more important than that.”

He asked. I nodded and he pulled me towards the lounge. “Ang tagal niyo!” Sigaw ni Hanako. Naupo ako sa tabi niya. Nasa dulo si kuya Ethan. Nasa kabilang parte naman sina Gideon, Stella, Vyel and then Hellios. Nagtama ang paningin namin ni Gideon ngunit nag-iwas na ako ng tingin. Knythe sat beside me. “Why are we here? We're supposed to go back.” Usal ko.

Odell Lumaban: … Naia Baniaga: what? Odell Lumaban: doesn’t it feel like we’re purposely leaving everyone else behind Naia Baniaga: no we’re not Naia Baniaga: I mean come on, let’s be real odee Naia Baniaga: we can’t really vibe with them No one answers for a while. So, Naia decided to push the envelope further. Naia Baniaga: We just live in different worlds now Naia Baniaga: We have inside jokes and other stuff that WE only relate to

The cameras were now all focused on me. I smiled. "Of course. S.T.A.Y's purpose and goal are all in the name itself. 'Stay Together, Always Yours'." I glanced at the three members seated to my right and then the one member on my left before looking at the anchor. "We are here to stay. We intend to stay together through everything put before us – together with the members and our precious True. Without True, we are nothing. And to True, we have dedicated ourselves." I looked at the camera with the flashing light that indicated that it was filming at the moment. "'Always Yours'. Our purpose is True and we hope to give True a reason to stay." It was scripted but I had meant every word of it. I

"The feed is active. You’re on." "People of the nation, look at the sky. The war you were told to fear is not a war against you. It is a war against the ones who built the cages." "They’re listening. I can see the numbers. It’s in the billions." "We are the Hybrid. We are the change. And we are coming home." "Joshua, look at the crowd. They’re not running. They’re waiting for us." "They know who we are." "They’re cheering. They’re actually cheering for us."

And yet. Here we are.