Why Did Alice And Jasper Leave Novels & Stories

No matter how much pain she was in, how hard she cried—Michael, Joanne, even Jared himself wouldn't care. The thought ripped through him. He didn't say a thing. Just turned and walked away. Alice snapped out of her shock, her voice cracking with desperation. "Jared, where are you going?! Okay, yes—I lied! So what? You love me, don't you? I'm warning you, if you go to Lucia today, don't ever come back!" Jared stopped. Alice's eyes lit up, hope flashing—she thought he was hesitating. But then he said it.

They had all forgotten, their memories wiped clean by divine power. Even investigating our mating ceremony records proved futile - the documents had vanished. No trace remained of our union, our life together, our shared dreams. The Moon Goddess's magic worked thoroughly, methodically, leaving no evidence behind. This special case was quickly reported to his remaining warriors, who gathered to discuss their Alpha's condition. "Alpha, you're still badly injured. The silver needs time to leave your system." Blake shifted uncomfortably in his chair, watching Ash pace like a caged animal.

Florence was downstairs; she wondered what was happening with Dylan and with the way the mansion was now silent. "Hmm, I don't think I can continue to stay here with the boss since madam has left." Florence wasn't comfortable staying in the mansion alone with Dylan. She thought of leaving the mansion and going back home to her family house; besides, she had worked for a long time. After shutting the mansion entrance door, Florence finally retired back to her room. *** The following weekend, Stephen arrived at the Albert mansion to see Jessica. He wanted to take her home to see his family.

Four days had passed since Erylis and Orene had left for the Azure Mountains. Leo had given them the journal with directions of how to get there and the three of them had discussed a plan on how to return the amulet safely. Everything looked like it was going to work out. However, Leo's decision still weighed heavy on my mind. We spoke here and there but there was a distance between us.

We just have the same taste when it comes to fashion. After I finished off dressing, my mom and I went to the car and drove off. I put the airpods on and listened to music while she was driving. I am not in the mood to talk. A few minutes later, the car halted. My brows furrowed when we stopped at a very familiar place. "Mom?" I asked, but I got no response from her. She unbuckled her seatbelt and went out of the car. I followed suit. I brushed my hair upwards as I looked up at Alpha's mansion. What are we doing here?

Lillian replied, all traces of humor gone from her face. “Alright, enough,” Jasper stepped in, grabbing Lillian’s arm. “No one’s leaving.” She snatched her arm back. “No. I’m tired of pretending. I’m done!” “Lil, don't do this.” Wait. Did Jasper sound like he was pleading? Dread pooled in Rose’s stomach, her lunch threatened to come back up. “Pretending? About what?” He turned to her. “None of your business. And we’re done here.” He reached for Lillian again and tried to drag her off with him but Rose blocked their path.

Alexander checked the message, his expression shifting to one of concern. "I have to go," he said, already moving toward the door. No explanation. No apology. Just the expectation that I would accept his departure without question. Like a good, obedient Luna-to-be. "It's Ivy, isn't it?" I couldn't help asking. Alexander paused at the door, not turning around. "Pack business." Then he was gone. I stood in the silent den, listening to his car start and drive away. I didn't cry. I didn't scream. I simply walked to our bedroom, gathered my pillow and a blanket, and moved to the guest room.

The next morning, while Beverly was having breakfast, she saw Alice leaving with Javi, and to her surprise, Alice was carrying a suitcase. She immediately called out to Alice to ask where they were going. She was starting to feel anxious because she had a strong feeling that the two were leaving her care. "Hija, why are you carrying a suitcase? Where are you and my grandson going?" "Mommy, I’m sorry, but I don’t think I can live here anymore with your son," Alice replied.

It wasn't Alice. It was Jessica Burns, Alice's best friend and the head of the local community union. She was the kind of woman who commanded every room she walked into, with a voice loud enough to shake the walls. She threw her bag onto the couch and immediately started drilling into me the second she stepped past the entryway. "Leon, are you looking into Alice?" "Me?" "You went to the apothecary? The clerk told Alice." I froze. "Do you have any idea what you're doing?" She ripped her coat off and flung it over the armrest. "Do you have any clue how much Alice has done for you?"

My wolf growled low, not in fear but recognition. His jaw tightened, as though he too felt it. Then, just as quickly, he looked away, turning to the elders beside him. “She is not the one,” he said coolly. “Let us leave.” The elders nodded, confused but obedient, and the mysterious Alpha disappeared into the night taking the unanswered questions with him.