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Marcus: I Never Should Have Come

Author: Gemma D. Nash
last update publish date: 2026-07-17 00:43:50

"Okay," the stranger murmured, excitement dancing in his eyes. "Is there something I should know? I mean, I know all of my cousin's friends, but you… You don't fit into the textbook 'I'm better than everyone' that Jordan carries about. So, what's your story?"

Cousin. They were cousins. Tonight couldn’t get any more unpredictable.

“He’s right,” I muttered. “I should leave. My brother will be looking for me soon and … this is not my scene.”

“I am not letting you do that.”

"Joshua, come on, look
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  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Highway

    I'd forgotten, and I couldn't get how embarrassing it was. Giana laughed it off and said it was nothing. Somehow, I ended up spending the rest of my day with her, eating and talking about Marcus, or more of Giana showing me a lot of his baby pictures.I met his dad, who'd just gotten back from the receptionist job he'd gotten a week ago. The joy on his face lit up the entire room, and in that moment, I was just so happy I was there with them to experience it.In that moment, I forgot about the fact that I was the reason he had to go look for that job in the first place. It was full, warm, and then, soon, I had to leave that behind.With a full stomach and a heavy heart, I was back on the road. Traffic had gotten heavier with people returning from work. I didn’t go too fast like I’d done the first time. I needed this moment to myself.Blocking out the rest of the road, I thought about what I wanted to do from here on. I could call Marcus and tell him everything that had happened, but t

  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Highway

    I'd forgotten, and I couldn't get how embarrassing it was. Giana laughed it off and said it was nothing. Somehow, I ended up spending the rest of my day with her, eating and talking about Marcus, or more of Giana showing me a lot of his baby pictures.I met his dad, who'd just gotten back from the receptionist job he'd gotten a week ago. The joy on his face lit up the entire room, and in that moment, I was just so happy I was there with them to experience it.In that moment, I forgot about the fact that I was the reason he had to go look for that job in the first place. It was full, warm, and then, soon, I had to leave that behind.With a full stomach and a heavy heart, I was back on the road. Traffic had gotten heavier with people returning from work. I didn’t go too fast like I’d done the first time. I needed this moment to myself.Blocking out the rest of the road, I thought about what I wanted to do from here on. I could call Marcus and tell him everything that had happened, but t

  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Highway

    I'd forgotten, and I couldn't get how embarrassing it was. Giana laughed it off and said it was nothing. Somehow, I ended up spending the rest of my day with her, eating and talking about Marcus, or more of Giana showing me a lot of his baby pictures.I met his dad, who'd just gotten back from the receptionist job he'd gotten a week ago. The joy on his face lit up the entire room, and in that moment, I was just so happy I was there with them to experience it.In that moment, I forgot about the fact that I was the reason he had to go look for that job in the first place. It was full, warm, and then, soon, I had to leave that behind.With a full stomach and a heavy heart, I was back on the road. Traffic had gotten heavier with people returning from work. I didn’t go too fast like I’d done the first time. I needed this moment to myself.Blocking out the rest of the road, I thought about what I wanted to do from here on. I could call Marcus and tell him everything that had happened, but t

  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Breaking Through the Cracks

    I was in the office early the following day, going through some of the company's transactions, when Nita walked in. She was taking advantage of our friendship so badly that she was beginning to disregard the company's strict policy on appearance. Rather than the crisp suits that were the norm, she was in a pair of baggy pants, a pair of cream-colored boots, and a tweed jacket that just put the whole outfit together. “Okay,” she sighed as soon as she got in. “What was that email about? You could have left me a text.”“I copied the rest of the team,” I replied. “I’m trying to get this formality thing nailed down.”"Doesn't suit you." She dropped into the seat at the other end of the desk. "So, what's up? Is the team going to be shut down? Does it have something to do with the fact that you are returning to school? You know you don't have to do that, with how rich your family is."I rolled my eyes. “Please, Nita.”She chuckled. “I love how you hate it each time I say that. It’s refresh

  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Breaking Through the Cracks

    I was in the office early the following day, going through some of the company's transactions, when Nita walked in. She was taking advantage of our friendship so badly that she was beginning to disregard the company's strict policy on appearance. Rather than the crisp suits that were the norm, she was in a pair of baggy pants, a pair of cream-colored boots, and a tweed jacket that just put the whole outfit together. “Okay,” she sighed as soon as she got in. “What was that email about? You could have left me a text.”“I copied the rest of the team,” I replied. “I’m trying to get this formality thing nailed down.”"Doesn't suit you." She dropped into the seat at the other end of the desk. "So, what's up? Is the team going to be shut down? Does it have something to do with the fact that you are returning to school? You know you don't have to do that, with how rich your family is."I rolled my eyes. “Please, Nita.”She chuckled. “I love how you hate it each time I say that. It’s refresh

  • The Things We Don't Say   Jordan: Breaking Through the Cracks

    I was in the office early the following day, going through some of the company's transactions, when Nita walked in. She was taking advantage of our friendship so badly that she was beginning to disregard the company's strict policy on appearance. Rather than the crisp suits that were the norm, she was in a pair of baggy pants, a pair of cream-colored boots, and a tweed jacket that just put the whole outfit together. “Okay,” she sighed as soon as she got in. “What was that email about? You could have left me a text.”“I copied the rest of the team,” I replied. “I’m trying to get this formality thing nailed down.”"Doesn't suit you." She dropped into the seat at the other end of the desk. "So, what's up? Is the team going to be shut down? Does it have something to do with the fact that you are returning to school? You know you don't have to do that, with how rich your family is."I rolled my eyes. “Please, Nita.”She chuckled. “I love how you hate it each time I say that. It’s refresh

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