Don't Be Gone Too Long Novels & Stories

This wasn't over. Not by a long shot. ***********************************

“Please… do everything you can so it goes away. Everything.” “Trust me,” she said, and I could hear the smile in her voice. “I’m not going anywhere without a fight. Now get some rest. You sound exhausted.”

Today can't be the engagement. No. No. No.

She understood the point I was making and smiled warmly, “You have to be careful. Avoid Alice!” “I will, get going.” I said waving her off. Adrienne left immediately, I didn't have the heart to let her lose because of me. “You all have 70 seconds,”a loud voice surged through the speakers. I have limited time left and I am yet to find the list.

She's gone Naunet , she's gone please accept it ," he said and I broke down in his arms . "She can't be gone ,she promised to always be there for me ,tell her to wake up , please . *She can't be gone* ******** TWO MONTHS LATER...... AT THE CEMETERY...... "Hi bestie ,it's me again ,yeah I know I might be disturbing you but I just can't seem to forget you,not even for a day ,so I came again .

“Don’t be late.” *

It was Granma, and she has a heavy hand. I guess she was listening, but she was not done. “You go talk to that girl and apologize before it is too late, and you regret it till you are alive, it is hard to find someone nice. Stop pitying yourself, you are 18 for god sake, get your head together child, and come to the church.” With that, she was done. The guys looked at me like, are you crazy, go apologies. I shook my head “ I can't, it is not the moment, I just…” I was interrupted

You deserve an awesome story and I would be disappointed in myself if I didn't give you that. I won't be gone long, hopefully a maximum of two weeks will be enough. Thank you for understanding and again I'm really sorry for any inconveniences. Lots of love💕 Stay safe and take care. Evelyn.

"I'll be off now. Take care of the business while I'm gone." "You sound like you're going far away."

Before ‘both. Hair wet. Shower. First one in 66 days without phone. On counter. “Donuts,” Adrian said. 61 BPM. Walking over. To us. All of us. “Day 1 rules. We get donuts. And we don’t set alarms. And we don’t answer phones. And we don’t say ‘court.’ Ever again. Deal?” “Deal,” Alex said. “Deal,” Ivy said. Copying. “Deal,” Isla said. Copying.