Anniversary Stay Mga Nobela at Kwento

~Twelve years ago~ "I don't want you to go out", Crystal whined, "Why can't you just stay here with me and celebrate your anniversary?" Jessica gave Eric a knowing look before bending her knee to reach Crystal's level. "Sweetie you know your father and I love you and your brother very much, but this is our anniversary, a day to celebrate just how much we love each other." Six year old Crystal blinked confused, "So you don't love each other on other days?"

Which brings us back to the present time. It's November, and I usually stay at home, but this year, my mother and her new husband are having their second honeymoon as they celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary. They persuaded me to tag along with them, but I knew better. I want to give them some alone time. Besides, Sebestian chose to stay on campus too when he found out that I wasn't going home.

I can’t refuse him because he says I have to be with him all the time. Even if I badly want to go home right now. I chose to stay here urging the drive to not punch him right now. I dare not to look at him because he keeps on looking at me and it is making me mad. “Anniversary of the band. Anniversary of the band? I don't know where and when they first started their band but I am happy that they still celebrate every milestone that they have been together. “What will you be doing for tomorrow? Drink until get wasted then hook up with a woman after?” I asked confusingly as they were talking about hard drinks earlier. Just the three of them.

she said and went on her tiptoes to peck my lips. “Yeah, see you later,” I said, my voice fading. I looked at her retreating back, and I felt so much guilt in my heart. That’s right. This is the very first wedding anniversary that we’re going to celebrate since I never bothered to go home for our past ones. I clenched my fists in resolution. I’m determined to give Maia the best day ever because she deserves it. *** “I’m sorry, sir. We’ve run out of deluxe rooms, so we relocated you to a regular room. Since you called in last-minute—”

"It isn’t Phoebe?" He sounded disappointed, his face blank again. "Hello, Mr. Ford. Mrs. Ford had left your number on file. I’m calling to confirm if the tenth-anniversary banquet will still take place as planned?" Before I died, I had genuinely looked forward to celebrating our tenth anniversary. I never imagined that now, we would be separated by life and death. Christopher paused for a moment, and I was sure he would decline. "Proceed as planned, and upgrade it to the highest-tier package."

I try to make the issue seem like something of less importance. “I am guessing either you or Brian are planning something for your Anniversary to probably ease the tension,” Aurora suddenly speaks up sounding all excited. “Anniversary?” The other girls asks, confused. “What anniversary is that?” I asked her because I was also confused. “Your one-month wedding anniversary,” she answers and I hiss. “It’s been one month already?” Ember asks. “How time flies,” Eden chirps in. “You didn't remember your anniversary which means that you are not planning anything,” Aurora blinks back in shock.

How about making the most of the little time we have? He comes back with the towel on his shoulder, stops at the door and I ask. — Is today a special day? — Yes, won't you tell me you forgot? — I think so... — I can't believe you forgot our anniversary, Wanchai? — Our anniversary? Are you crazy? What day is today? — September 25th! — Our anniversary is on the twenty-fifth of October, where did you get that from? — Wow, I think I'm a month early!

Following that, he passionately kissed her for some time before letting her go. “We have to go to FC Manor at the end of this month. It’ll be the 100-day-old celebration of Ben’s twins.” Serenity hummed. “I know, Nana is still staying there and reluctant to come back.” Grandma May truly liked Chloe. She could not bear to leave her, so in the end, she was thick-faced and decided to extend her stay to a few more days.

Sometimes she behaves like a kid who wants attention. "That too I need but your hug is most important at this moment as I am feeling low and why are you flying so high?" She annoyingly said. I finished my coffee and laid and pulled her on me and tightly held her waist saying, "You can get more than a hug and darling, what are you planning for our wedding anniversary?" "It still has 5 days left. Don't be so excited. Did you forget our contact is going to expire?" She asked. "Are you interested in signing another? What about two years? Or 20 years?" I said.

The ballroom swirled with perfume and polished smiles. Crystal lights glittered overhead, bright enough to make my eyes ache. It had been eight years since I left, and this was my first time back in the country. I had barely begun to adjust to the jet lag when my mother, deeply worried about her still single, over-thirty son, scheduled banquet after banquet in my name. She called it expanding business connections. She said it would help my career. In truth, it was matchmaking.