All Yesterdays Novels & Stories

“I meant every single word.” Yesterday it was the Dussehra festival, so I had no time to update. Here’s one! I hope Aiden redemption is turning out good haha :D ***

My avoidant fiance refused to talk to me about anything. Every time we fought, he would put on his earphones and turn the volume all the way up. This time, we were arguing over laundry detergent again. He impatiently slammed the earphones on me. "Are you seriously going to do this again, Jessica? You fight because of bad photos. You start a fight because I didn't take out the trash in time, and you start fights because I forgot our anniversaries. And now I can't even choose which detergent I use?" I stared at the red mark on my thigh and the broken earphones on the ground. I saved up most of my salary for that. It was a present, but now he was using it to vent. Yet he had kept the laund

Chapter 11: Echoes of a Past Love In the midst of Evelyn's newfound motherhood and the vibrant rhythm of the city outside, the narrative weaves through the corridors of time, unraveling the threads of Alexander's past. The tale of his relationship with Isabella emerges as a poignant flashback, casting shadows on the present. Alexander's memories unfurl like sepia-toned photographs, capturing moments of tenderness and shared laughter with Isabella. Their love story, once vibrant and consuming, unfolded against the backdrop of a different time, in a city that now held echoes of their shared history.

I smiled secretly and stood beside one of my co-employees. I felt so shy as Zeb stared at me before he said a word. "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight would be our second to last night together. In two days, we will get back to work and reality. I hope this vacation gave you relaxation and enjoyment. Let's continue doing our job the best that we can; who knows, maybe this vacation will be the company's legacy and it will happen yearly or even twice a year. So tonight we will enjoy everything that has been specially served for us. Eat all you can, drink all you can. Tomorrow is another day and probably our last day of stay. Congratulations, and thank you to each of you! Cheer!!!"

“For… all of you. Inside me.” Grant’s hand tightened gently on her leg. Marcus’s foot massage stopped. Cole kissed her forehead. “We have been waiting for you to say that.” “But,” she continued, voice small, “I don’t want to choose one first. I want all my Daddies.” Marcus spoke first—deep, reassuring. “Then we will make it special. Together.” They came up with “Daddy dates.” Individual time with each Daddy—full days or evenings tailored to his personality and their bond.

********FIVE YEARS LATER************* EVA'S POV "Mommy, he's already here! Daddy already parked his car!" Liam said to me while peering out the window. I looked at Mila and Sandy . "Please, turn off the lights." The lights turned off. No one was speaking until Massimo finally opened the door. "Eva? Liam ? Ayla? Where are you? What is— The lights turned on again and as soon as that happened, we all yelled,

Nuella replied with an eyeroll and they all let out a chuckle. Just as the chuckle subsided, Ivano spoke. “Well. I have been hoping for us to have some hang out. How does tomorrow sound?” The room lit up as Samantha squirreled. It would be such a great moment. Family time? Nuella always looked forward to it, but… tomorrow was such a wrong timing. She had lectures tomorrow but Damn it! She couldn't say any of that. “So we are all free huh?” Samantha’s head fell into a happy nod, excitement blazing in her eyes.

"Rosalia, I was wrong… Please come back." Just then, a wave carried a drifting bottle onto the beach. Inside was a yellowed piece of paper containing my neat handwriting. "Jared, by the time you read this, I will be gone for good. Not just gone, but never existed at all. The system gave me seven days. I could have fixed everything, but what you did was enough to make me give up. Farewell. I hope you and Melody find happiness."

Ashley said, “They want us to watch them perform, before giving us a few pointers. And tomorrow we go shopping!” “It’s a good thing tomorrow is Saturday, I am beat!” I said, sounding like I felt -- tired. “Thank you, Estie for doing this,” Ashley said and I waved her off. “We need something fun for a change anyway,” Ameera said. “Are you saying our lives are boring, Doctor Ameera?” I said in theatrical shock. She giggled and rolled her eyes. “Our lives are a boring routine, Doctor Roberts, we are in dire need of an adventure,” she said with a sigh.

I said. "Of course, how can I forget that?" she said and we both started laughing. "I miss us, miss my family and miss everything." "Everyone misses you too. The house is not the same without you." "I wish I could back to the old days when I used to come home for vacation from college and we all used to stay at my house." Remembering those days, a lone tear escaped my eye but I quickly wiped it. Adya hugged me and said, "Let's spend time together like old days when all these things which are happening get over," she said talking about the mess I was stuck in, the kidnapping and all.