After Movie Novels & Stories

After some minutes I was done, i turned off the shower and dried my skin with my white towel hanging on the rack, when I was no longer dripping water I tied the towel around my waist and walked into my closet to put on my Nike sweat pant and a polo, I went down to the sitting room downstairs with my laptop, i took a bottle of Budweiser beer from my fridge, opened it and drank from the bottle as I walked back to the sofa to check the mail's of today in my laptop. After I was done replying messages, I wanted to log out but stopped to check back again on the mail I got from ROK Studio today, as I kept screwing the messages I received earlier something caught my interest, the names of the couple

He stared at me mischievously and said, “Ssshhh…” It took me a moment to realize what movie is going to be shown. My breath caught in my throat as I saw Drew Barrymore’s name on the screen. “Ever After,” I whispered and I bit my lip to keep from crying. Because this gesture was far too touching. And it was the very last thing I expected from Travis Cross. We watched the movie in silence. Even though I almost had every scene memorized, watching it under the full moon and stars only made it so much better for me. It was perfect!

I try to focus on the screen, but my mind keeps drifting to the whispers and glances I feel directed our way. As the movie progresses, I find myself slowly relaxing. Adrian’s presence, though initially overwhelming, starts to feel comforting. He isin’t pressing me to talk or makes me feel uncomfortable. Instead, he occasionally offers me popcorn and keeps his comments about the movie light and humorous, helping me forget the tension for a while. When the credits finally roll, the room erupts in conversation again. I stand up, stretching my legs. Adrian follows suit, and we walk towards the exit together. I can still feel Savannah’s eyes on me, but I try to ignore it.

I had to be sure my erection was gone but with Ruth in here, it most certainly was. Finally the movie ends. It was well past midnight. Ruth stretches and kisses my cheek as she heads out. She hugs Emma from over the couch and walks out the door. Finally, alone again. I could tell Emma was tired. She could barely keep her eyes open. The only good thing about that movie was she layed on me the entire time.

Susan was particularly animated, finding every humorous moment an opportunity to throw herself on Mateo making it into fits of laughter, fake laughter just to draw closer to Mateo. Mateo watched Susan with shock, his own smile stopping as he observed her enjoyment. He occasionally caught her eye, sharing a glance that got him confused. Despite her playful advances, he remained composed, appreciating the friendly connection they shared beyond the laughter. As the credits rolled and the movie came to an end, the theater lights slowly brightened. Glancing at his watch, Mateo realized it was already 10:30, and a sense of responsibility hit him. He turned to Susan, his voice filled with gentle co

The movie had long since finished. “Finished without me?” he asked playfully. He wondered what she was trying to find in the credits. It was unlike her. Jessica on the other hand, didn't even realize when the movie had ended. Adam picked up the remote and wrapped his arm around her. She was cold. Adam took a look at her to see if anything was off. She was doing a great job at looking stress free. He bought it. “Wanna watch something else?” he asked. Jessica reluctantly nodded in affirmation. He was back on the main menu, looking for a good movie. Both of them wanted a comedy to numb down what they had just been through.

Taylor liked Adrian, so he was more concerned about him than the other children. However, Tristan, who was a man, could tell at a glance that Mr. Taylor was interested in Stella. After saying goodbye to Mr. Taylor, Stella, and Tristan left. Adrian waved to Mr. Taylor, put his arms around Tristan’s neck, and discussed with him what kind of movie they were going to watch later. Stella didn’t say anything. Looking at the smile on Adrian’s face, she was also very happy. When they arrived at the cinema, according to Adrian’s age, he chose a cartoon. After buying the tickets, Tristan and Stella sat aside. Stella bought popcorn and drinks. After buying them, she went back to Tristan and Adrian. Aft

fond. “What?” I whispered, trying to sound annoyed but failing miserably. “Nothing,” he said, his lips curving into a small smile. “You just... seem happy. It’s nice to see.” I turned back to the screen, unable to think of a response. My heart thudded in my chest, each beat louder than the last. --- After the movie, we stepped out into the cool night air. The streets were quiet, the kind of stillness that made everything feel more profound.

"Oo nga. Nakakatawa pero sabay din tayong nahiya." Natapos nila ang pelikula habang patuloy na umiinom. Hindi nila namalayang nakaapat na bote na pala sila ng alak. Ang tawanan nila ay unti-unting naging mas mahina, mas kalmado. Tahimik na lang nilang pinagmamasdan ang credits sa screen.

The moment I finished tidying up the house, the system's notification chimed. "Fran, you'll be going home in five days," it said. Tears began streaming down my cheeks again. I forced a smile and whispered, "Alright... Thank you." For a second, I thought I heard the system sigh. The next thing I knew, my ears were filled with the sound of fireworks going off. Elijah had lit them up outside for Abigail. I took a deep breath, turned around, and gathered all my belongings—wedding photos included. I then crouched in a tight corner of the garden and burned all that junk in a heap.