All In A Day Novels & Stories

The shrill ring of the phone yanked me back to reality. I stared at the screen, feeling a cold dread creeping over me as I realized the call was from the property management. My mind raced—this was the call informing me that my daughter had fallen from the building. I grabbed the phone and rushed downstairs, my heart pounding in my chest. When I saw her lying in a pool of blood, I froze. In her tiny hand, she still clutched her favorite bunny doll.

IRIS' POV WHAT a day. I can't wait to go home and write in my journal. Being an Arts Major really takes a toll on you "Heyy Riri, had fun today?" Adam, my flatmate asks from his bedroom. I peak inside to answer him. "Yeahh it was okay, same ol' same ol'. "Figured. I'm bringing a chicken over, you know the drill". Oh yes, the "drill" which entails being in my room the entire night. I'm not complaining though, I'll just grab something to eat then go work on my journal

Anyone could have expected a bad news on a gloomy day, maybe a birthday boy got kidnapped on his big day or the most expensive jewelry shop caught fire on the day of the auction for the rare diamond or a million other things but losing a loved one after being dumped on your wedding day is more than just a bad news, it's a catastrophe. For Anna, it was a death sentence, she had left for the hospital when she got the horrible news from her dad. "Yes dad....Whaat!" and now she looked like a red eyed monster ready to devour any other person who tells her, 'it's gonna be alright.'

He missed his friend Jane, and of course alcohol. Meanwhile, Alland had changed into a plain white t-shirt. Yes, the man really likes plain t-shirts, especially black and white. His life is very flat and colorless. He sighed heavily, he forgot to tell Camella that they had a meeting tomorrow at 7 am. He tried to call the girl, but the girl’s cell phone was off.

Tomorrow. Yes, tomorrow is the day where two clans will fight life and death, defending the honor of their group even if it costs them life and blood. And this morning, Angel chose to be a normal human being, at least he wanted to spend time happily with his mother. Because no one knows what will happen tomorrow, whether he will live or die. "Mom, let's go!" Mrs. Matthew frowned. "Mommy is off today." "Therefore, I want to take mommy for a walk today."

Ian showed a queen. He pushed his chips forward without hesitation and said, "Three million dollars." "I'm in," I replied. I had no choice, but I was not afraid. I slowly spun the ring on my finger, sitting there as calm as ever. Then, the second round began. My card was a five. Ian's was a nine. "Another three million dollars," Ian said. "I'm in." The room's attention shifted from Helen to the table. It was a life-and-death game.

Next day Both Allen and Anna are working in the office, Allen is really so confused, she didn't scold him or anything, she didn't insult him or even make things complicated, she is just minding her own business as she even ate the dish he has done, which made his day, she didn't tell any bad comments on that but still, things are making him confused, when his phone vibrates indicating to him that he got a message, he took his phone and saw, which is from Allison, he didn't think as he had already forgotten what he told Anna the other day, so he read the text

It was somewhere in between — the kind of noise you make when your brain is too fried to pick a reaction. “What a day,” I muttered under my breath. My hand lingered on my head for a moment before falling limply to my side. I looked around at the others — or at least, the few who were left. Some of the faces I could see looked like empty shells now, drained of color, drained of fight. Some people just sat on their bunks staring at the floor. Others lay down without even taking off their shoes, as if they were too tired to pretend there was any point in comfort.

Let him bring along a phone with a stand for a live, first-person broadcast! It was like taking candy from a baby. Alicia agreed on the spot. The day of the challenge, I was glued to my phone, watching Tony's every step through the desert. The heat was so intense, it felt like it was radiating right through the screen. Alicia and her crew, comfy in their air-conditioned car, were still flushed from the blazing sun. However, Tony? He did not even seem to break a sweat. "Mommy, I'm so hot, it hurts!" Laura whimpered.

One day at a time. That's all we could do. And somehow, that was enough.