And When I Try To Walk Away Novels & Stories

But I don’t look back. Because in this moment, for once, I’m the one walking away. And it feels damn good.

“I won’t be part of this.” Then I walked away.

I turned it off with shaking fingers and walked away. I didn't look back. I was in so much trouble.

As I struggled to get free. "We will talk later Miguel, not now.” I pulled my hand and walked away As I walked away from the scene, I couldn't help but feel sad and frustrated. All I wanted was to be left alone, but it seemed like everyone was determined to make my life difficult.

Larisa looked at Daisy from head to toe and sighed deeply. “You both are right” She admitted. “it hurts, but I need to move forward. It’s so painful, but either fighting or thinking over it won’t do me any good” She added. “Maybe you both weren’t meant to be,” Flora said chuckling as she changes into a comfortable outfit. “Flora stops it” Kimora cautioned. “I have not said this since the incident happened. I wish you good luck with Semaj” Larisa said to Daisy, picked up her handbag, and walked out of the changing room.

Then I turn and walk away. I don’t rush. I don’t stop. And I don’t look back this time. Because there is nothing behind me that I can carry forward anymore.

Ask for what I want – ask for what I needed – and if I didn’t get it, then walk away. It hadn’t gone the way I’d hoped, so now it was time to exit. I was bawling as I stumbled down the hallway. Part of me wondered if I was being foolish – actually, part of me was screaming, Go back! Go back and choose one of them, you idiot!

I grip the handle and twist it, determined to leave before I lose my resolve. "Isayanna!" Jaydon’s voice rises, sharp and desperate. But I don’t stop. I step through the doorway, letting it close behind me as I walk away. This is for the best. Or at least, that’s what I tell myself.

I say standing up and walking to the door. With that I took my leave trying to walk out the front door as inconspicuously as I possible can.

Then he walks away. I can’t believe that this is really happening