Why Did Alice And Jasper Leave Novels & Stories

“It’s like watching you work. Unapologetic. Clear.” She crossed her arms. “You didn’t call me clear three years ago.” “I didn’t understand you then. I do now.” Claire remained silent. “I was never the Alpha I wanted to be,” Jasper said. “But I can become the man you once thought I was.” “That man is gone,” she said softly. “Then maybe I can become someone better.” She turned to leave. He spoke again. “I told Elodie we’re finished.” Claire froze. “She accused you of staging the outbreak for fame.”

ALICE POV I woke up to the sound of beeping machines and a piercing pain in my head. I slowly sat up on the bed and realized I was at a hospital. The first person I laid my eyes on was alpha Adrian, he stood at the door with his arms crossed and staring at me with disgust on his face. “What…What happened to me?” I said in a weak voice. “I’m very disappointed in you, Alice,” he said and I looked at him in confusion.

Alice whispered, hoarsely. Sky bit her lips and shook her head slowly. "No, Mama. Everything I need is already in the bag." "If there's anything left behind, we can ask Uncle Green to send it over later." Edmund tried to ease the worries. Sky nodded in agreement. Then, after Sky and Alice took photos with the house in the background, they set off, leaving the forest for the city. *** Hunter quietly approached Lucas. The miserable man was still in the room, on the floor where he had last touched his "wife". He sat there, bent his knees and pensive.

Alder will suffer for her death. That useless bastard didn’t even give a flying care about her absence, almost like she was never his mate. How could the moon goddess pair someone as innocent as Cassie with a heartless man like Alder together? Didn’t she know what would happen? Why would Alder reject her? I couldn’t stop the sob from leaving my mouth. I fell to my knees as I clenched the shoe and bracelet in my hands. She was the only one who had the ability to make me smile whenever I didn’t want to. I watched the girl grow into a beautiful and sweet lady and now she was gone.

I walk back to Jasper's side, who greets my parents and guides me by the hand out of the dining room. As we stand in the elevator, he takes me in his arms. "You are upset by Rachel's behavior. Don't let her get into your mind. She's a real manipulator, Rain," he soothes me. I gently press myself against his chest. "Jasper, why did I really leave? There's a missing piece in the story. You say you've always loved me, the pack thought I was barren. But why did I still leave if I had you, my fated mate?" I ask him. "Did you succumb to Rachel's charms and I found out?"

What else was she hiding from me? “We have to go,” Jasper whispered. He was already in the driver’s seat and he looked to be completely unaffected by her words. I knew there was more to this but I had other problems to solve. “If this is about money then I will pay you back for giving me a place to stay but don’t act like you were a mother to me when you tried to sell me to another Alpha,” I replied before getting into the car and slamming the door behind me.

Right then, a guard rushed in with panic written across his face. "Alpha, bad news! Lisa escaped from the dungeon. She's heading toward the border!" I frowned. The border was where Black Wood Pack territory met the land of the vampires. What was Lisa doing there? I immediately led a group of warriors toward the border. When we arrived, Lisa was standing beneath the moonlight. She was surrounded by several pale figures cloaked in enormous black capes. Vampires? She had allied with vampires! "Freya, do you think you've won? If I can't have something, neither can you.

“Where were you when she needed you? Hunting with Doris? Kissing her? Taking her to the infirmary? Sleeping under the same roof? Or protecting her from rogues and then spending the night with her? Do you remember any of that?” James’s eyes welled up with tears. Then, unable to hold back any longer, he burst into sobs. “I’ll wait for her… in our wooden house…” “You fool,” Jessica interrupted. “Don’t you know? Kelly donated that house to the orphaned werewolves. The pups will move in two days from now.” She turned her back to him. “Don’t come asking me again. I’ve told you everything I know.” And with that, she walked away—leaving James standing there, alone.

It wasn't me. Instead, it was a teenage pup, Amber Clawe, who was responsible for gathering wild fruit and produce in the pack. She was looking at him with a fearful and bewildered expression on her face. Carlson froze to the ground. He swallowed thickly and asked, "It's you? Why are you wearing Ayna's clothes?" "Ayna gave it to me," Amber replied timidly. She'd only just finished answering him when a warrior rushed over to the watchtower and reported urgently, "Alpha! We just came back from doing a headcount, and none of us has seen Ms. Radolf anywhere. Someone saw her leaving the pack after the surgery last night."

Caine Black and I were in love for seven years. From our first meeting at the Imperial Academy to being officially recognized by both packs as promised mates, I thought we would be together forever. That certainty lasted until the day before our marking ceremony, when I canceled it. The priest stared at me in shock. "Eileen, the marking ceremony is in twelve hours. Are you sure you don't want to wait for Caine to come back?" I gently unclasped the pendant from my neck, the one that symbolized the Luna's status, and shook my head. "No. "He's under the northern lights on the Ice Plains right now, completing a marking ceremony with his first love."