Novel & Cerita You Weren't Supposed To Leave

Does that mean Alpha Luke is going to come too? No. I need to leave!

But I didn't want to leave, at least not yet! ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡

"Do you?" "I know it's you." Wait. No. That was supposed to be a thought. He wasn't supposed to say that out loud. He was supposed to be convincing him to leave so that he didn't get marked. He was supposed to stay miserable. For happiness only came to the successful. And he had yet to accomplish that yet.

Though they were still nervous, they slowly sat back down. I took a deep breath. It was time to strike. “There’s actually a reason I shared this information with both of you.” Mike's face turned pale. “What reason?” “I want to leave.” Silence followed then Mike spoke. “Leave the mansion? Or the estate?” “No, leave the Pack.” They both stared at me, horrified. “But that’s impossible. Alpha Duncan specifically ordered that you shouldn’t leave the mansion’s premises.” “I know what his orders are but I need to go home.”

A feeling I had learned over years not to argue with. “We have to leave, immediately” I said.

Dangerous— One thought echoed louder than the rest. How did I end up here? And worse— Why did it feel like I wasn’t supposed to leave?

"I'm leaving. Take care of yourself." "..."

“I don’t like when you both are this quiet.” Liam finally turned to face me, his small brows furrowed. “Why did you yell at us?” I pressed my lips together. “Because we needed to leave,” I answered simply. “But we wanted to stay!” Leo said, his voice shaky. “We were having fun!” I sighed. “I know, baby. But we couldn’t stay any longer.” “Why not?” Liam asked, his voice rising. “Why do we always have to leave? Why can’t we stay with Grandma? And Uncle Antonio?”

As I turned to leave, I knew one thing for sure. This wasn’t over. Not even close

A dream Ethel held dear to her heart that came to life… until I walked back in and shattered the illusion. “You weren’t supposed to leave the house,” I say, but there’s no bite in my words. “It’s not safe.” “She’s just a little girl. I couldn’t keep her cooped up inside all day every day.” “No. And, I’m sorry, but you’ll have to leave again.” “And go where?” “Not far this time,” I say.