Novel & Cerita All We Need Is Someone To Lean On

And that sucks. I feel too weak to handle all this responsibility. I wish I could have just closed my eyes back then, pretended I couldn’t take care of them, that it wasn’t my burden. I’m regretting being me. They’ve taken advantage of me, and I hate this fucking life. Money isn’t the problem. I need someone to lean on. Someone who doesn’t need instructions, someone who can take over when I can’t. My phone buzzed, but I ignored it. I didn’t even know where I was heading or what was happening in my life.

“You’ve been my rock through all of this, but I can’t help wondering if I’ve leaned on you too much. What if I can’t stand on my own anymore?” His expression softened, and he cupped my face in his hands, forcing me to look at him. “Ashley, you are the strongest person I’ve ever known. The fact that you’re even questioning this proves how much you care. But you don’t have to do it alone. Leaning on me doesn’t make you weak—it makes you human.” Tears pricked at the corners of my eyes, but I blinked them away. Ronan had a way of seeing through my walls, breaking down the barriers I had spent years building. And for the first time, I let myself believe that maybe he was right.

“There are days when I feel like I’m drowning. Like I’m failing at everything because there’s just not enough of me to go around.” Stevie blinks, clearly caught off guard by my honesty. “You? Failing? That’s hard to picture.” “Trust me, it happens,” I say with a small smile. “But I’ve learned to lean on the people around me. Bill, the team at Etoile de Collin, and even my mom when she’s not busy spoiling Collin rotten. I used to think I had to do it all by myself, but I don’t. And neither do you.”

Kendrick shook his head helplessly and didn't insist on it anymore. However, just as Annabelle finished speaking, not even a minute had passed when her foot slipped on the slippery moss and she fell to the side. She exclaimed and finally fell firmly into Kendrick's arms. "Rely on me a little, and I won't let you lose any weight." Annabelle, her heart pounding after nearly falling, casually said, "The people I have relied on, none of them have come through for me in the end." So everything had to rely on oneself.

"Sage I'm not doing all of this to get you into my bed I wanna help you.Is that so bad." "No but I don't need or want help.All my life I've fend for myself I don't want to depend on anyone for anything." "I doubt someone who's as strong willed as you can depend on anyone.You too stubborn."

“You are my partner. We’re supposed to lean on each other and work together. We don’t keep secrets and suffer alone.” I lean my head against her shoulder and let out a ragged breath. “I know. I’m sorry. I’m not used to being able to rely on anyone besides Rainer and my mother. And even then, I’ve tried to handle most of it on my own.” “You’re a king, not a god. You’re allowed to need people. It’s not a weakness.” She lets out a sigh. “Look at me, Kane.”

He whispered softly. "Sarah, I want you to know... uh?" He asked cautiously. "You want me to know what?" she breathed softly, biting down on her lip. "Before I met you..." he trailed off, lowering his gaze. "I had no idea what happiness was like." A sad smile grew on his lips. "There was no one to talk to who understood me. No one to look forward to seeing, no one to laugh with or be silly with..." he trailed off, his voice growing quieter and weaker.

I responded, falling silent. He got up and added, "You know, you can always rely on those who care about you and are willing to support you through your challenges. Don't push everyone away when you're facing difficulties. You don't have to fix everything on your own because I know you, Jolaade, you need shoulders to lean on, and we're here to share your burdens," before leaving me alone with my thoughts, wondering if I was losing my mind or if there was still joy to be found in life, or if I had hit rock bottom. >>>>>

He said. “We love you and that’s why we can't help but notice your discomfort." “I know, but sometimes you both treat me like a child. I'm a full grown adult." "No one says you are not." She retorted. "So, what then?" Rosalyn sighed. “No no matter how strong and independent one is, you would always need someone or some people to lean on. It's all for your own good because you can't carry your burdens all alone. There has to be a person caring enough to want to be by your side in your times of trouble."

Waiting for the perfect moment was a luxury we didn’t have anymore. “We’ll need allies,” he said, his voice low, thoughtful. “People we can trust. People who can help us.” I shook my head. “I’m not sure we have anyone left we can trust, Levi. Everyone has their own agenda. Everyone is playing their own game. We’ve already seen what happens when we rely on others.”