Anniversary Stay Novels & Stories

I ask, surprised. “No. At least not yet. I am just suggesting that we move, permanently, and we stop coming back for these memorials. Maybe next year we should actually celebrate our birthday. You will be 21 next year. That is a huge birthday in the human world. We can go out to a human bar and have some fun.”

"Gentlemen, thank you so much for attending the 5th anniversary of this casino. You've been part of our remarkable journey through the years. Thank you so much for patronizing our casino above the others. We appreciate your loyalty and support. Rest assured that we will continue to give you the same comfort and relaxing environment to unwind for the years to come... He paused momentarily, then continued, "This place is your home away from home, and thank you all for choosing us as your prime casino destination. On this special day, we have prepared an orgy for you. One unforgettable night with sexy and beautiful women. In this room, you can play your fantasy out, fulfill your wild imaginatio

" We are in my private island. " Anna look at him in shock. " What?? " Harry sigh. " We'll be staying her for a couple of months until you give birth. I am not planning to go back. What if your father will find us again. I won't let that happen. So even if you like it or not. We will stay here for 1 year. " " Woah~ For real?? 1 year, Harry? " " Yeah. I am serious. Don't worry about our foods. I can contact someone to bring us grocery monthly. "

She inquired. “Actually..” Annie chirped in. “We aren’t coming back for now. We are staying in England” “Why? What happened?” She asked. “We just want to start afresh. I don’t know if you get me tho. We would come back but not now” Annie explained. “It’s fine. I would support your decision. If you need anything, don’t hesitate to call okay?” She said. “Sure thank you. And I would always call too” Annie said and the call dropped.

With that, I lean forward, trying to show my breasts off to their best advantage. “Guess what?” I say in a bright voice. He already looks bored. “What?” I ignore his tone and put on an even bigger smile. “I have something super special planned for our anniversary this weekend!” Vinnie looks confused. “What anniversary? What are you talking about?” I bite the inside of my cheek and try to control my facial expressions because I know this is a little weird, but it’s not that weird. “It’s going to be our three-month anniversary,” I clarify.

After that apology video, Dominic attempted to contact me. "Aurora, I know you don't want to see me, but… I have some words I'd like to say to you face to face, even if it means I'll die." I blocked his number. He no longer had any right to bother or affect me in any way. The next day, the kingdom was celebrating the annual Full Moon Festival at the square. Dressed in an exquisite gown, I stood on a platform as the citizens paid homage to me.

"Getting away. Getting free. But it's not. The hardest part is learning to stay." Sarah nodded, her gaze on the horizon. "The staying is the practice. The daily choosing. I didn't know that before. I thought the storm was the enemy. But the real enemy is the part of you that says you can't stay, that it won't last, that you don't deserve it." Maya stopped, turning to face the sea. "What do you say to it now?" Sarah was silent for a long time. Then she said, "I say, 'I'm staying anyway.' I say, 'I'll risk it.' I say, 'The roof will leak, but I'll patch it.'"

Sandra added, "we don't check into our hotel until tomorrow." "Tomorrow?" Aviannah blinked. "Why? How long are you staying in Manila?" "Two weeks," Jamie answered casually. "Two weeks?!" Sandra chuckled. "Why? You sound like you don't want us here." "It's not that," Aviannah said quickly. "I was just surprised. Two weeks is a long time. Don't you have anything to do in Manila?" "We do," Jamie replied with a smile. "But we're here to celebrate your birthday."

For three days, I had been silently bidding him farewell, with each passing moment. He kept walking out on me, all in the name of 'work'. Our fifth anniversary? Missed. The make-up date at Lunaris Inn? Skipped. Our last vacation? Ignored. He did not even show up for our final dinner. He pored over the agreement I had left, but beyond what was needed for basic expenses, I had not taken a thing. His gifts? I did not want any of them. I was done with his pack, done with all of it.

"How's that working?" "Terribly. I'm very disappointed and pretending not to be." He laughed. Pulled me closer. "Tomorrow. We do the whole thing tomorrow. Dinner, overnight without Isabella, the works." "It won't be our anniversary tomorrow." "Then we'll have two anniversaries. The contract one and the celebration one." "That's not how anniversaries work." "It's how our anniversaries work." I thought about that. "Okay." "Really?" "Really. Two anniversaries. Why not. We're already ridiculous."