Novel & Cerita Didn't See That Coming

Because this time… I actually saw it coming. "I just didn't expect it to hit this hard… and Jay was the reason I couldn't ignore it anymore."

He didn't say a word, just turned and walked away. I didn't chase after him or say anything. At that moment, the last bit of resentment I had been holding onto seemed to vanish. I turned and looked into the distance. This life of mine? I realized there were still so many pursuits and challenges ahead. I didn't need to rely solely on family or love to keep moving forward. I looked ahead, and the road before me was still full of promise.

Nate ended the call so I looked at him suspiciously, at first I had been very struck by the way he treated them. I thought that they respected them, but I could see that they didn't. Secondly, the thing that had caught my attention was that the product hadn't arrived complete. Secondly, the thing that had caught my attention was that the product had not arrived complete. What did he mean? That didn't give me that much of a bad impression because it's their stuff plus it's their job, I guess. I thought the boss was Nate, yes. So there's a boss above the two of them?

I responded. I could see the anger and surprise on his face, he probably didn’t know that I could say all I was saying, it sounded to him like it was some other person saying that and I understood him, I also couldn’t tell where this confidence of mine was coming from, I was just saying whatever was coming to my mind.

" I asked. He looked deep in thought. "Shit. That's it, why I didn't see it." "What's what and what didn't you see?" He facepalmed his forehead. "I should've thought something like that was going to happen." He looked at us, his dark irises sparkling. What did he know that didn't ? "Come on guys, it's so obvious. " "No it's not brother, you really need to stop talking in riddles and tell us what is so obvious you can see that we can't?"

This time, when I looked at it, it wasn’t with hope, it wasn’t with hesitation, it wasn’t with the expectation that someone would come running after me. It was with finality, because I already knew no one was coming, and without giving myself the chance to look back again, I turned away from it completely.

He followed me. " Wait for some time, I have heard that the movie is very nice. " He said. " I am sorry, it is not my kind of movie. I am not comfortable, were you planning to watch this movie with your sister Tanvi? How could you? Was she not supposed to come as well? " " She was not coming and the movie we had planned was going housefull so I booked for this one. What is the problem? " He said as if how does it matter?

A strange mix of emotions surged through me—shock, disbelief, and a faint sting of something I couldn’t quite place. “Next week?” I repeated, my voice barely above a whisper. “How... How did I not know about this?” Adam glanced at me again, his face full of concern. “I didn’t want to tell you while you were in the middle of everything with Mason and all that stuff. And honestly, I wasn’t sure how you would react.” I looked down at my hands, my fingers twisting together nervously. “I... I didn’t think it would happen so soon. I mean, but…”

So why did it feel like something was about to come apart? And more unsettling… Why did I feel like I was the only one who didn’t see it coming?

“What was that?” Serena thought as her eyes caught on something by the roadside. Well, not exactly at the road but she had seen it. Just right there by the brush. She had decidedly kept her mind free of any errant thought and jerked when she saw the fleeting movement. She almost convinced herself that it was a squirrel but she knew that the flash she had seen was bigger than any squirrel she had ever seen. When she looked around, she realised that she had come farther than she intended. This part of the city was not where she was familiar.