Dear I Fear We're Facing A Problem Novels & Stories

“Just here to check up on you,” I stood up and then shook my head. “You’re here because today is the 70th day. Whether you don’t want to admit it or not, we’re sinking. We barely have a month left and we don’t even have a clue except for the stupid oak tree,” I said and stood up in frustration. Miles placed his hands on his waist with a sigh. I know the issue was eating him up inside. It might look like our lives have been entangled with so many issues that we’re barely talking about the switch but the truth is we’ve all been keeping tabs.

Their thoughts and fears were understandable, after all, our history was full of difficult moments and challenges. "Do you think this whole problem may be related to us? "Gabriella asked, looking at Gina and me.

It’s clear that we need to address these concerns head-on and provide reassurance. “Look,” I say, raising my voice slightly to command attention. “I understand that trust has to be earned. We’re here to prove that we are allies, not enemies. If you have specific issues or evidence of problems, let’s discuss them. We want to be part of this community, not a source of fear.”

"You're still such a kid, always pulling pranks. What am I gonna do with you?" There wasn't a hint of scolding in her tone, only gentle affection. Maybe it was despair or just the raw fear of dying, but tears slid from the corners of my eyes. My life flashed before my eyes like a spinning film reel, from the day I met Rhea up until now. Right before I lost consciousness, I heard faint voices. "Alright, Glen. That's enough. I'll go pull Cassian out." "Nah, he'll be fine. Cassian used to work the fields all the time. He's tough."

His face was ashen. "We have a problem," he said. "A big one." Behind him, I could see warriors gathering. Weapons drawn. Expressions grim. Through the bond, I felt the Pack's collective fear rising like flood water. Whatever was coming, it was coming now.

He asks and he has a worried look on his face. “Yeah, that is possible.” I tell him. “Then we have a problem.”

“We have to fight.” Mike’s grip tightened around me. “We will. And we’ll win.” I wanted to believe him. I had to. --- The next morning, the weight of reality came crashing back. Zara burst into my room without knocking, her face pale. “We have a problem.” Mike and I sat up instantly, my heart sinking. “What happened?” “The ruins,” she said breathlessly. “They’re… changing.” Dread settled in my chest. We were running out of time.

Or will we both find ourselves in significant trouble? ****

"I am not gonna lie, it is like we have a bigger problem." "Xavier is right." I added and my face was lined with focus. "So how do we deal with it?" Keith asked. "There is only one person who can help," Xavier and I said in unison, causing us to share a look. "And who's that?" Malum tapped his feet on the floor impatiently.

"How are you, bro?" Third ask. While fishing in the river. "It's capable of dealing with office problems." Shrugging his shoulders he answered. "So until now you haven't solved this problem. It's been a while.." Third asked him in surprise. "Yeah," he sparingly replied. "Does she already know your company is now facing a big crisis, huh?" His face was blank as he looked at Third. Then shake. "Okay," he said shakily.