Why Did Alice And Jasper Leave Novels & Stories

“Is there anything else you’d like to bring, Alessia? If you’re all set, we can leave.” I asked quietly, “Did you bring the new phone I requested?” “Yes,” she said, pulling the box from the car. “Here it is.” That was all I needed. I tossed my old phone aside without a second thought. Before sliding into the car, I stole one last look at the Packhouse, its lights flickering faintly in the distance—the place that had been my home, my love, my heartbreak. Goodbye, Max. Then I stepped into Riley’s car, closing the door behind me.

I didn't even realise when the party ended, Ash came to me in a hurry saying that she had to visit her friend who’s in need of her though she asked me to drop me but I refused and gave her confidence that I was all fine but in reality I was having headache and I felt dizzy. When Ash left I came to my senses a little bit and realised that only four people were left in the party, Eric and Elizabeth, Brad and I. I wanted to escape because it was the time when I couldn’t tolerate a single one under the roof. So without wasting much time I headed to the exit. I barely took a step when Brad stopped me by holding my right arm, “You are drunk, where are you planning to go in such a situation?” I was

"Jaxon told me why he went to the mines." I felt her entire body go rigid. "Did he?" "He said he went there to make you leave. To show you the Moon River didn't want you here." I looked up, trying to catch her eyes through the mask. "He thinks you planned the collapse, Elara. He thinks you let him get trapped so you could play the savior." A short, bitter laugh escaped her. "And do you believe him, Alpha Rhys? Do you think I have the power to command the stones of your mountain?"

When Ryder was done with them, he walked toward Noah and I, held out his hand to me. "Come on, let me take you both back to the tribe." Home. With my puppy. I wanted nothing more. "whore!" Jasper called out, as we prepared to leave. I looked at him when he started coughing , and saw blood all over his shirt. "You're nothing but a shameless whore. I would know that, considering that I had my fill of you for nearly ten years! I guess it's the turn of the powerful Alpha now, huh?" His words sliced through the air like knives. And I felt a sting of the shame he sought to trigger,

"As for our mating ceremony, it’s postponed indefinitely. Someone as vicious as you doesn't deserve to be my Luna. Don't even talk to me about the ceremony until you’ve learned some humility and admitted what you've done." Leaning against the wall, I wiped the blood from my mouth and smiled. I looked at these two men I once would have died for—one disgusted, the other enraged. My heart was officially dead. "Fine," I whispered. Caleb seemed stunned by how easily I agreed. Just then, my hidden communicator vibrated. It was a message from Alpha King Silas: [My team has reached the border. Also, I’ve uncovered some intel that might interest you. If you’ve changed your mind about leaving, let me

"You told me that you would let me have all the credit! It's all your fault that I'm now like this! It's your fault!" Jasper looked coldly at Avery and said, "If it weren't for you, Ari and I would still have been together! You're truly a bitch! Why are you so hard to get rid of? Why are you still alive even after drinking so much contaminated water? I should have just killed you when I had the chance!" Jasper and Avery then began arguing loudly with each other while everyone in the research center watched. Eventually, Jasper couldn't hold out anymore. Under everyone's frightful gaze, every bone in Jasper's body suddenly shattered without warning, and he heaved his very last breath.

Waylon ordered drinks for me, and Jasper picked up a cup of coffee, reminiscing, "Aurora, you used to heat milk for me before bed. I haven't had that in so long." Waylon noticed I had spilled something on myself, and Jasper rushed to help me wipe it off, saying, "You used to sort all my clothes. It feels so weird without you around, Aurora. Can you come back?" I set down my cutlery, grabbed a pen, and wrote on the menu: [Let's part ways amicably and live our own lives. We are no longer how we used to be. Goodbye.] I quickly pulled Waylon away, worried he might go back and punch Jasper. I also didn't want to endure another three-hour lecture from him.

"I was not trying to help you, Adeline. Miller was just giving me a headache with his noise." "Right," I retorted, swinging my backpack over my shoulder. "Well, your headache is gone now. Excuse me." Jasper stayed planted in the aisle, blocking my path to the door. Standing my ground, I waited for him to move, refusing to show any sign of fear. He stared at me a little longer, his dark eyes searching mine as if he was trying to read my thoughts. Finally, he took half a step back, giving me barely enough room to pass.

I sensed foul play. Stomping my foot impatiently, I knocked some more, louder than before. “Please Charles! Get the door opened! Please!” My shrill cry grew louder and more desperate. I soon heard footsteps near the door, but it paused dead in its tracks just before it reached the door. “Charles! It's Alice. Please, open the door!” I pleaded, but there wasn't any answer. I looked up to the sky, the dark clouds gathered. The bright blue sky turned into darkness, as the evening's sunset slowly across the sky. I didn't need to be told that I had to leave.

(Cain's POV) By the time the fire was out, dawn was near. The Moon Goddess grounds were scorched black. The platform had collapsed, the moon-patterned runner curled into a knot, the offering tables overturned, broken vessels scattered everywhere. The guests from every pack had been sent home. But the talk hadn't stopped. The rejected Silver Mane cast-off had burned the Alpha's acknowledgment rite in front of everyone. Cain didn't pursue the arson. When the cleanup wolves had moved off, he walked alone to the front of the platform and bent down.