Do Guys Regret Blocking You 소설 & 이야기

If you want to ever talk, I am here for you. Who is this? I voiced my thought in the text and waited for the person to reply and when he did, I almost spat the water I drank. Unknown: I forgot that you blocked me, mermaid. Me: Yeah, we didn’t leave things properly Dave. You weren’t being at your best behavior. I saved his contact, it was a new number since I had blocked his old one. Unknown: I am sorry for that. I regret that so badly. Can we meet? Maybe we can start over.

Aliyah replied. “Nothing. I’m not asking you to do anything. It’s up to you. Do what you want.” Atif replied. “Goodbye.” Aliyah said. Atif take a deep breath before sending his reply. “Okay. Goodbye.” Atif replied. But he cannot send his reply. The messenger app said; “You cannot reply to this conversation. Learn more.” It only means that Aliyah block him already. He cannot talk to her anymore. Atif felt so disappointed.

I told him as I motioned out of the door but he didn't move an inch. “Mr Lowe…” “I tried sending you a message but I realized I was blocked” He stated and I furrowed my eyebrows. “What? You are not blocked” I told him. “Check your phone” He told me and I sighed and pulled out my phone from my bag. My eyes widened when I realized he was in fact blocked. I had blocked him after I got home the last time and must have forgotten to unblock Him. “Oh” Was all I could say. “Yeah oh. That's why I came here since you were ignoring me earlier” He stated and I pursed my lips.

I had sent him messages, called him, and texted him, but nothing. Each time, the same response: “This number is currently out of reach.” And as for his social media? Well, that was even worse. His profile had disappeared completely. No posts, no updates, nothing. At first, I thought it was a glitch, but when I tried searching again and again, it became clear. Austin had blocked me. Just like that. Blocked. Out of the blue. It hurt, more than I wanted to admit. The silence between us, the unanswered questions—it gnawed at me.

Relief braided with grief. I went into the book club group chat Bailey had made (because of course she had), deleted it, and blocked her number. My finger hovered again, hesitating. Because she’d been kind. Because she’d made me laugh. And still. I blocked her anyway. Then I blocked Colton. I refused to let the past repeat itself. To fall victim again. Blocking them felt like slamming a door. It felt like breathing. It also felt like I was losing the first real warmth I’d let myself reach for since leaving Kyle.

Although she wasn't much older now, she was more mature and independent than before. Such was life. The tables had turned, and karma came for him. After some hesitation, he finally messaged her on WhatsApp. He thought about it many times before writing curtly, "It's true." He was truly regretful. However, he was shocked to find his number blocked by Millie after he sent the message.

“I don’t know what to do. I have already told him I’m not interested. I have also told him countless times that I'm married but he is adamant.” “Block him, Reina. He is clearly not respecting your boundaries. He's stupid for that.” “I guess I will have to,” I said, though part of me felt bad about it. Blocking someone felt so final, but at this point, I didn’t see any other option. I needed him out of my life. I grabbed my phone and hovered over the block button. Just as I was about to press it, another message came through. “I’m outside your office. Can we talk?*

"And does he have a girlfriend?" "Nope. You know him—that dog likes his freedom. Pretty sure he’ll die single." We both laughed. He set his cup down and leaned in slightly. "He was pissed when you blocked him on I*******m. I get why you did it to me, but why him?" I exhaled slowly. "He was with you. And if I cut you off, you’d just rush to his account instead." Maël burst out laughing, leaning back in his chair. "You know other accounts exist, right? Friends, neighbors, family… I could’ve seen your posts or reached out either way."

I was only trying to help salvage the situation and prevent his employees from thinking their CEO was some kind of creep, which would damage the company's reputation. But the moment my message was sent, I realized the other person had blocked me. 'Huh?' I thought. Did she block me just like that? I stared at my phone in disbelief. I didn't know whether I should be upset or laugh. This girl really had a temper. She didn't even give me a chance to explain. I took a deep breath and told myself to stay calm. Young people in love could get carried away. Saying things out of jealousy was normal. Besides, it meant she cared about Christopher. That was a good thing.

I deleted the message. But I didn’t block the number.