Why Didn't Homelander Save The Plane Novels & Stories

I begged. Since she didn't say anything, I took it as she had agreed to let me explain and I started to talk. "Landers... Landers and his father used to work for me but I killed his father a few months ago. That was because he was trafficking kids. I told the people who work for me that they could never get involved in that business because it disgusts me. I don't know how people could stand to take advantage of defenseless children but I wasn't going to be a part of it. I chose to get rid of him as punishment for all the children that he had hurt. Landers refused to accept that his father bad done something wrong and that he deserved to die for it. He thought that I killed his father withou

As the plane rolled to a stop, the door opened, and the pilot stepped out, a terrified look rested on the pilot's face as his eyes met with Cullian's. If he had showed up earlier. All this wouldn't have happened. Darlene and the kids' lives wouldn't have been in trouble. Although Cullian would have been angry at that moment. Relief flooded through him instead. Getting his family out of there was much more important. He would deal with the pilot later. Cullian moment of relief was short-lived. The first Gamma was already recovering, its eyes blazing with anger. “You think you can escape?” it snarled, rising to its feet once more.

That was why she would not leave, she thought he would always come home to her. But he never did because he died in a plane crash twelve years ago, he was collateral damage by some rogues who wanted the plane to crash to kill the alpha inside. Sadly, the alpha changed his plans at the last minute and her father, excited to see his daughter earlier than planned, traded tickets with the alpha to go home earlier.

She could still explain Liam's actions, but after Henry exposed her ploy with the surveillance cameras, there was no escaping it. Had it not been for Etchen's quick thinking to call for help, the Lloyd family might have faced complete disaster. Serena lowered her head and said softly. "I didn't think it through. When I made that decision, I didn't consider it thoroughly." Hailey pointed angrily at Etchen, who was still bleeding from his leg wound. "Didn't think it through? Look at your brother. His leg is still bleeding from a gunshot wound. If it weren't for him, our family would be finished! Is this just a simple matter of not thinking it through?"

As for the second question, your brother indeed had the intention to kill and even took action, but the people from the Morris family narrowly escaped with their lives. Lena was speechless. What? Did Royce really have malicious intentions? Wasn't the reason the plane didn't explode because it malfunctioned before anything else could happen? At that moment, she was at a loss for words. Branden continued, "You shouldn't blame anyone. Instead, you should be grateful for Anthony's compassion." Lena didn't understand what Branden said and asked, "What do you mean?" "Follow Anthony down the mountain; he will explain everything to you. Don't always think about me. Our connection has come to an end.

Well, she just couldn't wait to see the surprised look on his face when he finally saw her. She had called him at the airport to inform him that her flight had been canceled because of the bad weather, but what she had not told him was that her ever wonderful father who always come through for her, had sent a private jet to pick her up. Sarah was excited to be back home, especially glad to be back to see Fred, her fiancé after so many weeks of being away from him. They had talked on the phone and facetimed a lot for the past two weeks, confessing how much they missed each other and how he was so eager to have her come back.

The man chuckled at my useless attempts from behind me, like I was performing a comical act. "We all do sweetheart, too bad we are locked in her forever," the man graciously implied. A switch flicked in my brain, and I spun around not caring if my own hair hit me in the face. "I'm not going to be stuck in this place for the rest of my life. Landon is going to come down here any minute now and save me," I snapped. This seemed to shock the man into a quiet void, but I hardly felt remorse. "You know the Alpha well eh?"

"Did they touch you, son?" "I want to go home," Adrian cried. "We're going home," Lucian promised, his voice thick with emotion. "Right now." We climbed out of the helicopter. The guards had secured the perimeter. The unconscious pilot was being dragged away. Damian stood by the door, soaked by the rain, his chest heaving. He watched us hold Adrian, and relief washed over his face, raw and unmasked. "Thank God," Damian breathed. He ran a hand through his wet hair. "The structural flaw... I thought for sure they'd used the tunnel."

James kicked the man in the leg. "And why do you blame me for your misfortune?" Lando snorted. "I didn't do anything!" "That's enough." James' hand stopped in the air at Sasha's rebuke. "I'm sorry, okay? We didn't tell you the plan, hoping it wouldn't arouse the suspicion of your comrades. It never occurred to us that they might suspect you even more." Sasha explained to him. James calmed down slightly at what she said. "We've agreed to what you want to happen," Lando said before spitting the blood that had accumulated on his lips. "Just make sure our families are safe."

“Your son isn’t here! He had something to take care of and he isn’t back yet.” I told her as I watched her stuff the fridge full with all the food she cooked that we have to carry with us to the home that Andres built for his family on the land their plane had crashed into. He had a meeting with my former alpha that’s why he isn’t here. I hope the meeting goes well. Alpha Damon also said he doesn’t believe that Manuel is dead. The death news came right after he was tracked down by both Jasmine and someone from the Nightstand clan. It’s as if he knew that there were more people onto him and that’s why he decided to pull that stunt.