You Weren't Supposed To Leave Novels & Stories

Matthew called several times, he sent messages, and my mother called too; but I didn't respond. Natasha, my sister, called countless times, but I didn't want anyone to stop me or talk me out of leaving. Then, the updates on social media started. I watched my life implode right in front of me. But there was no going back. I had to get away from Matthew Smith. I waited at the airport waiting area, hoping no one would spot me until I was gone.

I said. "Right now you can't leave today, I'm having a party, we are going to celebrate that we are back, you can pack your things, but you have to be here tonight and after the party or tomorrow you could leave, for god sake what's the hurry," he said exalted. I could sense that he was upset, by my decision, but he was already taken. "It was a surprise I had for you, the party today, but apparently it is no longer a surprise, enjoy tonight and you can leave tomorrow," Dilan said and left annoyed.

I muttered in disappointment totally dissatisfied how things turned out. "Are you kidding? This is like the third weekend here and you haven't visited, do you realize weekends are only allowed till you are level 3. When you finally pass that, you are not allowed to leave the premises till we graduate and that means starting next year you can't go home visiting every weekend so enjoy the moment when you still can" Andy advised and I agreed she had a point there. "I'm sorry you guys couldn't leave yesterday because of me" I apologized knowing pretty well they had waited for me to recover.

I say weakly. “Sorry? You had to leave town to clear your head? Does that seem like an excuse for making us worry unnecessarily? You could have informed us so we’d be aware of your leaving town, but you just left, and made us worry for no reason. We’re best friends and yet you couldn’t even let me know that you were planning on leaving town? And even when you got there, you couldn’t call to inform us that you were out of town?”

"and now look, i broke all of those promises. i should have never left" "you left because it was something you needed to do, something you wanted to do. and i don't blame you for anything, not one bit of what happened." told him sternly. "Ty, ever since you were little. Even my mom could tell you were going to go off and do something with the military. Heck, you were only 10 yeas old when you carried me for about a mile through the forest, in your arms, because I couldn't walk back." I said with a smile, earning a slight chuckle from him. "But I still should have never left" he said.

Alexander Li Chen I didn’t leave because I wanted to. I left because the line I’d sworn never to cross was behind me now, and I couldn’t let myself linger on the wrong side of it. The air outside the gym felt colder, harsher, like the city itself had been waiting for me to slip. Everything I thought I had under control… a careful plan, a rigid code, even my goddamn pulse, was suddenly up for grabs.

They had been stashed away with my liver transplant consent form. I was determined to send Grace into the pits of hell.

I just had to figure out how to carry them out. "Come on, let's get going," mother said, as we got ready to leave. They took all that belonged to them from the guest house as they left. It was quite fortunate that they didn't get too bothered about their reputation that I couldn't make it to the Luna position as a result of Everest's efforts. While we headed home, I told them to pause a bit. "Father, mother I can't go along with you," I said. They were all surprised" But why not? Why don't you come along with us? You were excited when discharged all of a sudden?"Father asked.

“He was never bothered about leaving, because…” “He never meant to truly leave.”

"But I'm not leaving." Damn this man