Novel & Cerita Don't Let Me Fall Kelsie Rae

Jason: I know you're mad at me, but I need you to know that I still love you. Once Jason hit send, he put his phone down and groaned. He didn't know where Maya was or if she was okay. Jason got up from the couch and heard a notification pop up. He rushed to his phone, hoping it was Maya. He sighed when he saw Celia's name on the screen. Celia: Can I come over? Celia: I miss you. Jason: Sure. Jason got up and decided to have a shower before Celia showed up. He hadn't seen her for nearly two weeks. He remained isolated from everyone while he got his life back on track.

But the bigger part of me was terrified. I tried to climb off his lap. Kael’s grip tightened immediately, pulling me back down. “Selena,” he said, voice low and rough, almost a growl. “Stop.” I pushed against his chest, my hands shaking. “Let me go. I can’t… I can’t do this right now. That voice on the phone — they’re not done. They’re going to ruin us. They’re going to send that video everywhere and—” “Shh.” He tried to kiss me, leaning in fast, mouth aiming for mine like he could shut me up with his tongue.

Just turned right the fuck around. "I thought you told Dr. Patterson no when he asked you out." Kels comes into my room, putting her hair up in a ponytail. She's giving me a look and eyeing me up and down as I come out of the bathroom, wearing a towel around my hair and have a robe covering my body. She coaches a group of seven-year-old girls in softball and had gotten the early shift today. While I'd been fighting off the advances of a fifty year old man, she'd been here, in our apartment, getting ready to coach. "I did tell him no." I go to my closet, opening the door, trying to pick out the best outfit.

"I miss my dad, too." "He doesn't live here in New York?" "Passed away last year." Kel sighed, carefully wiping off her tears. "Or was it two years ago? Not sure." She smiled weakly. "Been training nonstop sometimes I forget what day it is." "Sorry to hear." "I ruined my makeup. Sorry." "No problem." Jessi shook her head. "You still got a full commercial to shoot, girl. It could take an hour or longer." "I bet. Wish I could just switch it off. Really." Kel tilted her head. "But life's really testing me this year. And I'm just..." Kel scoffed, staring blankly at the ceiling. "Failing so bad."

Evie My heart was shattering into a thousand pieces. The look on his face told me everything I needed to know. I had heard his side of the conversation. I had seen his shoulders slump before he threw them back. He was trying to pull himself together. “Xander,” I whispered. He had a blank stare on his face. “I, um, he—” I felt a tear stream down my face. “Kade?” He slowly nodded. “Yes.” I didn’t want to make the wrong assumption, but I was pretty sure I knew what had happened. I wanted to believe I was wrong. I could be wrong. Please, let me be wrong. “Is he, uh, is he—”

Just then, Sheila's phone vibrated, ringing for a long time before it hung up without anyone answering, and it rang again a moment later. While Killian was distracted by getting the condoms, Sheila glanced at her phone. It was Kelsey calling. There were also several W******p messages. One of them was displayed on the notification bar: "Sheila, Kane fell from the elevated tower of the TV tower, covered in blood, constantly calling your name, refusing to go to the hospital."

Asking Phantom what his tattoo represents will help me get to know him better. “Take me down.” Kelsa, the woman training me, is five feet nine inches tall. Her hair is jet black and styled into a severe bob that does nothing for the permanent scowl on her face. She shoves me again—hard. “Showing up to my class late leads me to believe you're either a prize fighter or a simple idiot. Why aren't you speaking, coyote? Are you mute?” She shoves me again, and this time, I almost fall. After steadying my feet, I look her in the eye.

He was slipping into her heart. And she knew—if she wasn’t careful—she’d fall. Hard. The realization scared her. Because falling for him wasn’t just about crushes or fleeting attention. It was about losing herself again. About letting someone in. About risking everything she had worked so hard to protect. But the truth was… she wanted to. Even as she hated it. Even as she knew it was reckless. Even as her mind screamed for caution. Outside, the campus hummed with life. Students passed by, oblivious to the storm inside Nora’s chest. But inside, every pulse, every heartbeat, every breath reminded her that last night had changed everything.

About Kelsey. _______

KELLAN'S P.O.V The floor beneath us dropped and.... “Aaaahh” Ashley screamed, a sound that pressed into me harder than the straps and rope around my body. Her nails dug into my back while she held me tighter “Shhh. It's okay. It's okay” I whispered, my words steady despite the situation. Ashley shook her head against my neck, sobs shaking her body, and hot tears dropped on my skin. “We're fall..fallling”