You Weren't Supposed To Leave Novels & Stories

Something didn't just seem right, but he wasn't having it. “She must leave.”

Maybe I shouldn’t leave. Not yet.

I didn’t want to go home yet. I didn’t want to leave Ilocos, but we really had to. First of all, we hadn’t told anyone that we were leaving. I know we’re old enough to make decisions for ourselves, but I couldn’t help but worry about Mom, Dad, Uncle Jack, and Auntie—they were probably already worried about us. We hadn’t even said goodbye. I sighed and glanced at Lexus who was singing along with the song playing on the car stereo. He had been at it for a while and showed no signs of stopping.

I would not leave it for anything. End!

You can't do this to me. I'm not allowing you to leave me like this!

I stuttered, completely oblivious to what was going on. “I will tell you everything. Just go pack your bag. We are leaving,” my mother insisted, holding my hand. I jerked my hand away from her, making her look stunned. But I didn't care right now; I couldn’t just leave my home. “You both need to tell me what is going on right now!” I yelled. I knew my tone was rude, but I had the right to know. I couldn’t just leave everything behind and move to a new place without even informing my friends, especially Susan.

I mentioned and again we both went silent. "What happened ? You were supposed to go escape as planned? You look like you saw a ghost." he said I looked quickly at him and shook my head. "It's nothing, Seth was right about me screwing up I should have been more careful and also I thought about it, I don't want to leave anymore." my fingers dug through my blanket. "I don't understand." Darren said.

I had to leave, and I had to do it without Rozen's knowledge. I spent the last few days preparing for my escape. I gathered all the supplies I needed, and I made sure to leave no trace behind. I didn't want anyone to follow me or know where I was going. I had to disappear completely. The night before my departure, I made sure to say goodbye to everyone. It was hard, especially when I saw the kids. They were innocent, and they didn't deserve to be caught up in all of this. But I had to leave, and I hoped they would understand someday.

"Maybe you forgot that we have a date later so don't continue cooking because we're leaving—" “Shit! You didn't remind me, I haven't worn anything yet!”