Why Ophelia Couldn't Leave Novels & Stories

the maiden said, relaying the warning Horace had given, but she didn't care. "Thank you!" Ophelia's words were appreciated as she began walking away. She didn't care, as she had nothing more to lose, and for her to live a sane life, she had to do something else that Rodriguez wouldn't let her do. She got scared that she might be assumed to be insane, not forgetting her status as she is aware that she can do anything she wants to do but couldn't. She knew too well that she had started the war and had to finish it up. She walked at a fast pace as she headed to the pavilion, not bothered by Horace or his warnings.

I just want you to know that I only chose to let go of you because I thought that was the best thing I had to do for you to live the best life. "The best thing?" Ophelia had followed because she wanted to be supported; she had not wanted to talk earlier, but now she could not control herself. "You abandoned him because it was the best thing to do?" she scoffed again. "I was weak and helpless, and the Vale agreed to take him; how could I have said no to them?" she asked with a worried expression on her face. "Cade I was truly devastated, and I had to do it," she added, turning to him, hoping he would see that he was truly helpless but had no other choice.

Then, he ran to the pack's clinic to find the healer. Grabbing him by the collar, Xander interrogated, "Isn't Ophelia's wolf dead? How was she even able to leave the pack?" The healer shook his head. "Killing her wolf only weakens her—it doesn't limit her freedom. So, if she's willing to face the dangers out there, Ophelia can go wherever she wants." Xander's grip went limp at this. "But I never said I didn't want her. Even if Dahlia and I had built a new family, I would've continued to care for Ophelia. So, why would she leave?"

It became clearer after yesterday that the earth could not contain Ophelia and I, at the same time, one person had to leave. And I sure as hell would not let it be me. “You must be out of your mind if you think I will let you anywhere around my husband,” Ophelia shouted, her eyes like flames. “Husband?” I scoffed. “I guess Draco missed that fact when he almost sent him to heaven.” I said quietly in her face.

she mumbled. Ophelia placed a hand on her back, running circles around her back to soothe her. "You ran because that was the wise thing to do. You ran because you wanted a better mate than a sadistic mate that rejected you. You ran because you’re strong and brave. Not everyone has the courage to run, but you did, and I’m proud of you for that," she said in a solemn voice. Lucia placed her head on Ophelia’s shoulder even as silent tears fell from her eyes. She was strong and brave; she told herself that. Even though she had run away from her home, she had done it to protect herself.

I knew I was thinking them—they were my own thoughts—but not Ophelia's, and therefore, I couldn't say anything concerning it, for it was something Ophelia didn't know. Was this truly a chance for freedom? Or was I just trapped in Ophelia’s broken state, unable to change anything? Why then was I placed in her body if I couldn't change history? I thought, almost going mad. “Please,” Jenna begged again. “Let’s leave this place.” “Jenna?” I breathed. Those weren't my words; they were Ophelia's. “You came back?” Tears ran down my face, and Jenna wiped them away with her fingertips, a sad smile on her lips. “I'm sorry I left. I never should have left you, even though you didn't want me anymore.”

Ophelia There was no excuse, no lie that bubbled at the tip of my tongue, so I went with the truth. “I broke into the house to try and find Mom’s spirit. I know you have her, and I deserve to know why. I want to know why you didn’t tell me about her never leaving the journal.” Then, lowering my voice, I added, “And I want to know about what I saw in that hidden room.” Both Edward and his father seemed surprised by this, though his father hid it better.

“You guys don’t have to be like this; if you guys are together, then there is no one who will be happier than me, but it is also your choice, but today I really can’t go out with you guys, I have work. You guys go and enjoy the rest of the day; now I have to go, bye-bye.” With that, she just hailed the cab. Seeing Ophelia's resolute leaving, both Ellon and Mona stood there dumbfounded because they didn't even have the time to respond before Ophelia left. “Mona? Did she leave us like this!?” Ellon asked, “It seems like this” Mona nodded her head like a chicken. Then Ellon asked, “Shall we go to a movie?” Ellon asked suddenly “Huh?” Mona felt she heard something wrong