Dont Go Novels & Stories

now we don't have a door. Okay.

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the other chokes. Cowards. Alaric doesn’t speak. He only stares, sharp and silent. That’s enough. They scramble, stumbling over each other, fleeing like mice from fire. The door slams shut. The tension snaps, and Alaric lets me go. I stumble back, cold all over, skin still tingling with the echo of his scent. I can’t look at him. I just need distance. “They’re gone,” he says flatly. I nod. My throat burns too much to answer.

I am not going to be some consolation prize. Never again.

"Don't let go." "I won't. Never."

Don’t go, please. “I have to go.”

“Why didn't you say so earlier? Goddess, I'm sorry... I somehow... I forgot that…” He laughed, rising to sit and pulling me into a tight embrace. “You don't need to apologize for anything or to anyone. You went through hells and returned. I would never force you to do anything you're not comfortable with.” I shook my head. “You don't understand. I want to meet them. I-I think I should meet them, right?” A soft smile appeared. “Just remember that if you find any of them irritating, you may as well kick them out of Caesusville.”

He didn't care a hoot. - Um, can you come see this person with me or not? Doris wrinkled her brow and became increasingly anxious as she became aware that something was wrong. It seemed as though he had further motives that were not immediately evident; who ought he to talk to? She is so worn out that she no longer cares, so all she wants to do is go home right now. Since Vidor and Edna have already departed, she will need to hail a cab and drive home by herself since they have already left. Due to the fact that this is the case, she does not wish to squander her time on these matters since she is too worn out to give a damn about them.

Tom calls out his name as we try to get in the lounge but the door isn't budging. We both push, punch, kick, and slam ourselves against the door but it won't budge. "It feels like there's something behind it stopping us from getting in." Tom's words mirror my thoughts and have me completely freaked out. Why the fuck can't we open the door? Why would something be behind the door?

Not even close. Not yet.