Baik Nya Ku Pergi Novels & Stories

she heard from behind looking back and saw a maid standing staring at her surprisingly. Running to her and asked "Where are you going? What is all this preparation for and what is this suitcase?" Naha was quiet for a while, then she said "I am fired so I am leaving for my home" She turned to the door and opened it. "And what about the child you cared for years?" the maid asked. Naha stopped in sadness "Will you leave like this without seeing her or saying her goodbye?" Naha's eyes got in mist and she said "Please tell her that the rainy season is about to start so take care of yourself and don't let cold catch you. Say her my greetings and care......bye" and she went out.

“Yeah.” Time to go.

It read: “ Aidah love, I'm sorry to leave this way. Oh, how I wished we met on better circumstances, but that didn't happen. I have to leave Nyankpala, I mean Ghana due to some reasons best known to me and I feel my past is catching up to me, but just can't let it. Not just yet. How I wish I could turn back the hand of time. But it's too late. I enjoyed the love we shared and the memories we made, this isn't goodbye yet. I hope our paths cross again someday

I can't keep dissimulating. God, help me pass tomorrow in one peace...

I'm starting a new journey of my life and hope everything go well. And I'll surely come back with a lot of twist. Till then bye. Take care my gummies.

I’m deeply sorry. Anyways, I'm making this brief so I'd love to go now. I’m leaving the country but I promise to reach out to you through Nona. Please, take care of yourself and Nona for me. Make sure you concentrate on your studies also. I want you to be a successful nurse just as you wish to be. And don't ever forget about me because I'm not doing that anytime soon or ever. You’ll forever have a place in my heart. Bye,

I read aloud, “And without Mate. That is why she is being sent away. She is scheduled to depart— today.” I knew what I had to do, and I had to do it fast.

‎ ‎ ‎lucas if you push me away one more time . ‎ ‎ ‎"Enjoy your gala tomorrow." ‎

“You did the right thing.” She looked out the window, her reflection faint against the glass. The rain had stopped, but her heart still felt heavy. Her voice was low but steady. “I’ll be delivering the divorce papers tomorrow.”