Block His Number Novels & Stories

*That doesn't matter, I will still block you* I said still determined. *Ok, I will just find you in W******p or anything or anyhow possible, once I get your picture I will screenshot your text to me with your picture and make it go viral* He said and I instantly went and remove my profile picture from my W******p, I hope I was fast enough. Since this my number is not connected to my F******k account so I know he can't find me there, he now knows my name but there are hundreds of Rose on F******k.

As we ended the call, I decided to unblock Dave's number for a few minutes and as I listened to all his voicemails, I blacklisted his number again. He was not going to toy with my emotions anymore!

"I couldn't get through it." She continued mercilessly: "'I'll become your shadow, as you race toward light and future, while I guard our twelve years of friendship, knowing you'll never look back.' Seriously, doesn't he feel embarrassed writing this stuff? I'm embarrassed FOR him." "Who knows," I replied weakly, too drained to continue the conversation. I immediately activated my phone's unknown number blocking feature. As I was about to set it down, an unfamiliar yet somehow recognizable number flashed across my screen.

I asked again to be sure Ana wasn't lying to me about blocking her ex "Go ahead, girl" She said without answering my question “Girl? Girl, what you doing?” She asked wondering what I was doing on my phone “I'm deleting his contact" I replied. I don't want to block Liam. I already know his number, so he can call me even after I delete it and I would know that it is him calling. That way he can still contact me “What?” She asked “What's the point of blocking if you don't delete the contact? You didn't?” I asked and the look on her face said she didn't delete the contact of her ex

Emily only sighed and watched Susan Blocking Gabe's number and adding another number. "Whose number is this?" "One of my old numbers but I don't use it anymore." Susan told her and added that number as Gabe's in Aurora's phonebook and deleted his original number from Aurora's phone. She knew Aurora inside and out. She couldn't remember phone numbers of anyone and completely relied on her phone book. Susan smirked as she used her IT skills and blocked the number from her email as well. "Serve in hell, SOB!" Susan smirked, blocking him from every social media account of Aurora.

“It's my ex. I keep him unblocked so he doesn’t try to get hold of me through friends or unknown numbers, and he’s taking advantage of it.” “Maybe you should change your number,” Micheal suggests. “I’ve thought about it, but knowing my luck, I’ll forget to tell those who really need it, and then there’s changing it for the doctors and all that….” I shake my head as I delete the entire text thread from Nate. “Besides, I’ve got a business number. I can’t change that, unfortunately.”

Dad's voice roared through the phone, and before I could respond, he hung up. I rolled my eyes in speechless frustration. Dad had always been adamant about me being with Mark, despite my repeated attempts at showing how much I hated it. I pulled out my phone, opened the call log, and found my dad's number. With a firm press of my finger, I brought up the options menu and selected "Block Number." A confirmation message popped up, and I tapped "Confirm." The number disappeared from my contacts; outrightly banished from my phone. I dropped the phone on the couch, sank down to the floor, my back against the soft cushions and rested my head tiredly on the arm of the couch.

After all, it’s Manik Malhotra and no one would risk their life by revealing his deepest secret. “Nandini, it’s just a nonsense message like the rest of them. There’s nothing to think about it. Don’t waste your time on this nonsense. It’s not meant for me. Chill.” Nandini decided to block the number by turning on an auto-reject setting for all private numbers. She'd been a fool to take such rubbish as a source of entertainment to begin with. She should've changed her settings ages ago, While this did mean she had effectively blocked all people that could be calling her with their number hidden, not just this particular one, there weren't many times she would need to receive a private number

It wasn’t familiar to the first unknown number as I had blocked that one already. -Message (him): You looked very beautiful today. I like that you curled your hair. It made you look cuter. I would like to take you on a date soon. Feel free to text me back at any one of my numbers. If you try to block me again, I will have my tech guy hack your phone and unblock me (smiley face emoji). -Me: When will you cut the crap? There will be no date at all. I will not take back my rejection.

He went into the blocked contacts list and stopped. I watched his face. His expression shifted in that quiet tightening that happened when something confirmed a suspicion you had been hoping was wrong. He turned the phone toward me. Two numbers. Both blocked. His number, blocked from reaching mine and my number also blocked from reaching his. Someone had gone into his settings and blocked us from each other quietly and cleanly, without either of us knowing it had happened. Every message I had sent since the hallway and every call he said he had tried to make over the weekend…none of it had gone anywhere because we had both been cut off without our knowledge.