Balasan Untuk See You Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Uhm, you know I think I'll come back later, there's this little stuff I got to take care of” “Okay, I'll be waiting” “See you” “Bye”

Qaseh : Okay boss! Mesej tidak berbalas. ‘Yeay! Keluar dengan bos ni, jalan dapat, gaji pun dapat. Alhamdulillah. Baik aku keluar dengan Encik fidaiy, dapat juga aku gaji. Kalau aku keluar dengan Hafiz tu, entah-entah dapat penat saja.’ Bip! Hafiz : Waalaikumussalam. Sorry, saya busy. Bye. ‘Wah!Elok sangat lah tu. Dasar lelaki… Hem.. Tak tahu lah aku nak cakap. Aku harap, tuhan tunjukkan jawapan depan mata aku sendiri. Aamiin.’

See you, baby,😘😘😘 ____________________ Please release your insults and feelings in this chapter 🥺🥺🥺. See you 😚😚😚.

ಡ⁠ ͜⁠ ⁠ʖ⁠ ⁠ಡ See you in the next chapter (⁠ﾉ⁠◕⁠ヮ⁠◕⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠*⁠. ser feliz 🌹

"It' s really good to see you! I haven' t gotten a reply to my messages to you for the past few days, and I thought something had happened. " "Let me see your face. Wow, the wounds on your face have recovered. Tell me, it' s the antidote I sent you that took effect, right?"

No disappearing acts, no leaving you hanging like that again. Thank you for your patience, your loyalty, and your engagement. I'll see you soon, besties!🤍

My phone beeps Goodnight❤️ I'll see you tomorrow and I'll pick you up at 8 to go to the gym I smiled and reply Night :)

Meeting go well? I smiled faintly, the tension easing as I typed back: Better now. Meeting had surprises, but handled. Can't wait to see you. Love you. Her reply: Surprises? Spill over pasta? Love you more.

Jake said. "Why? Why should I help others when no one is helping me at the time?” Eleven said. “Isn't it just a matter of timing? Look, now I take you out of that scary place and you can live freely, I will pay for everything, you can live normally like other teenagers."

I put my phone in her line of vision hoping to draw her back from her silence. In that absentminded moment, she stared blankly at the phone like she would a foreign object. Her eyes then trailed the phone, flitting up to my forearm before a shadow of recognition crossed her eyes. Finally, her gaze met mine. "Here you go, she's on the line." I told her. When she took the device out of my hands, I leaned down to press a lingering kiss in the centre of her head, unable to resist. "You're doing so well, agápimeni mou."