Don't Let Me Go Kelsie Rae Novels & Stories

Kailey left in large strides, with a grim smile tickling the corners of his mouth. After coming out, she dialed the 187 number. "Hey, I want to see Mr. Cario Zelasco," Kailey said on the phone. Kester on the other end of the phone was stunned for a moment and said coldly, "Miss Morris, don't dream too much." "I helped you guys get rid of the trouble in your heart. Mr. Zelasco seeing me once shouldn't be too much, right? Mr. Kester probably doesn't know that I just came out of the detention center. To let me save her, Susan told me another secret."

Helga's mother said, "What do you mean? My daughter told me your daughter's the one hounding Shawn." My mother shot up from her seat in fury. "You don't get to talk here." I pulled her back. "Mom, I broke up with Shawn this morning, and I'm not staying here either. I'm going to Imperia." My mother couldn't believe what she was hearing. She bent over and whispered, "Are you mad, Queenie?" I kept her hand down and shook my head. Just when I was about to talk, Helga interrupted, "You've looked after Shawn all these years. You are like his sister. I'd love it if you could bless our marriage."

"Yvonne, will you marry me?" As the crowd erupted into cheers, I suddenly grabbed the microphone from the emcee. "Congratulations, Charles Jansen. You and your beloved first love have finally gotten your happy ending. And now, it's time for me to leave. "Charles, I don't love you anymore."

"I'm not going to give in just because you look like that. This time, I'm determined to break off the engagement with you!" There it was again. Every time she threatened to call off our engagement, it was always the same few lines. Every single time, I was terrified she meant it. So, I humbled myself until there was nothing left of my pride. I knelt to beg for forgiveness and wrote promise letters for ten whole years. I got up. Lauren glanced at me smugly, assuming I would beg again like before. Instead, I picked up the suitcase beside me and prepared to leave. Her eyes widened in disbelief, and her voice came out shakily, "What do you think you're doing, Cameron Lockwood?"

I heard a loud noise and looked at him, seeing him grinning. He opened the door and pulled me out, and then went back for the bags. I saw a helicopter land in the big meadow just beside the cabin we’d been staying at, and I had no idea what was going on. I saw Paul and Marcus both jump off and rush to where we were. “Here’s the keys, just throw the bags in the back and bring the car. Take your time, no rush, consider it a slight day trip kind of thing.” Killian was grinning at Paul as he forked over the keys.

Her lips pursed. “Well, I can forgive you because I consider you my friend. But don't hurt me again,” she pouted. Friends? Since when. Anyways. “Did you hear? The CEO will be working from here and we are having a mini party welcome party tomorrow–” “Yes!” Kiara leaped. Her eyes wide with excitement. She continued. “Did you hear too? Tina posted it in the notice group.” “Yes, I just heard and I wish it was some joke!” I wanted to say, but instead I smiled and nodded. “So I heard.”

I felt my face burn as Greg looking at me. Had he been watching me all this time? So I raised my hand and waved at him. He also wave back at me. And he left immediately while holding her phone. And suddenly my phone rang. “Do you want to hang out with me? Greg ask me over the phone, ‘Yes I said immediately, and he laughed. “ok I’ll call you later. Greg … I’m going to Kelsy’s Aunt’s house now to pick her up, Aunt Eli let me in, I was waiting for her in the living room, and we were talking with her Aunt.

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.

Rose exclaimed enthusiastically. Keyara just laughed hysterically, they all didn't know that her heart was still beating fast until now. The girls screamed as they talked about the crazy things they did in high school. Keyara's car drove down the road. She turned on the radio playing the song "Kiss me" by Sixpence None the Richer, an old song that made Keyara's face turn red. ** "Don't forget your phone, Key," Mom said from the kitchen as Keyara stood in front of the door about to leave.

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.