You Abandoned Me Novels & Stories

I looked over at her. "My mom came to find me. My dad's in the hospital. Chloe broke her leg. Derek's disappeared. She wants me to come home." Mia set down her spoon. "What are you thinking?" I wiped my eyes. "I don't want to go back. But it's eating at me anyway. They only ever remember I exist when they've got nowhere else to turn. I hate them — I really do — but the second I heard my dad was in the hospital, I couldn't help worrying anyway."

"Don't bother with empty gestures. Chloe, if you won't sign the severance papers, we'll take this to the Pack Council." As I turned to leave, Chloe grabbed me. "You just got back — where are you going?" "Haven't you noticed my things are gone?" I gave her a flat look. "You really don't pay attention, do you? My closet's empty and you didn't even notice. Chloe, you're an even bigger disappointment than I thought." I turned away. Chloe chased after me. "Damon, can't we just talk about this?" Just then Ethan appeared, his face twisted with anger. "Damon! You dare show your face? What kind of mate abandons his Omega and her family? Running wild for months — in the old days they'd have executed r

I held Haze and knelt before Julian’s door for three days and three nights. Finally, he returned with Miriam by his side. "The month is up. Unchain me and let me leave," I said. Julian’s face darkened instantly, his voice dripping with displeasure. "You knelt here all this time just to get away from me?" I let out a harsh laugh, my eyes cold and resolute. "What else? I’ve already stepped aside for you and Miriam. What more do you want?" A sudden, sharp irritation flared in Julian’s chest.

Although it lacked sensation, it looked no different from a real finger. "You left me broken and suffering. She found me in the ruins and gave me a chance to start over. Ashley, things between us ended a long time ago. I don't love you anymore." A faint crack echoed in the air, and something inside her seemed to shatter completely. Ashley suddenly laughed. After a long while, she slowly closed her eyes.

Maybe has no choice and many, many maybes that did no good to me. I know this feeling, the feeling of being abandoned. Alexander is not the first person to leave me. Mom left, Cayden left, the man whom the world called my dad was never there. I have faced this many times, didn’t I? This time, the pain is a bit too much. It shall pass too. But I can’t see how, and when. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t talk, and couldn’t walk. My body is numb. I don’t know what’s happening to me. The last image I remembered is an empty vast road.

And maybe… just maybe when dad would leave to take care of something or other, I could get across the room and get that damn phone. I need to know what’s going on. I need answers from my boyfriends if that’s what they still are. I need answers from my best friend if she still is. And I damn well better get answers from my grandparents. I am their granddaughter. They abandoned me seven years ago. I was just a kid back then, and I couldn’t do anything. But I’m practically an adult now. They will answer for abandoning me a second time.

“You left me there with him.” “I—” “I told you everything! I told you what he did, what he does…” My voice broke. “I poured it all out, and you left me there with him!” He shook his head slowly. “I needed—” “No, don’t give me that. Don’t you dare give me that! I was drowning, and you disappeared. You abandoned me.” “I didn’t abandon you,” he swore. “I could never!”

Trying to hold the tears that were coming. "I haven't spoken to him in years. The only time I see his face is on the news when he signs business deals." I whispered, "That's why you always stay alone." He gave a faint smile. "Yeah. I don't have anyone else." I felt a strange ache inside me. I looked at him and said, "We actually have something in common." He raised a brow. "Yeah?" I nodded. "I was abandoned by my mom. When I was ten. She took me to the beach, said she'd be right back... and she never came back."

SELENA She abandoned me. The thought slammed into my chest, knocking the air out of my lungs. How could she leave me to grow up alone, without love, without safety, without even knowing who I truly was? No— It wasn’t possible. It couldn’t be true. Tears burned the back of my eyes, but I blinked them away. I wouldn't break. Not here. Not now. My voice came out in a broken whisper. "Why didn’t you ever come for me? Why didn’t you save me?"

Aubrey had remained quiet, but the icy glint in her eyes told me everything I needed to know—she was in this to win. I found a quiet, secluded spot behind the courthouse, away from the prying eyes of the public. My legs felt like jelly, and before I could stop myself, tears I had been fighting to hold back began to slip down my cheeks. I wiped them away quickly, but it was no use. The pain—of Damien tearing me apart, of my daughter’s future hanging in the balance—was too much to bear.