Dont Go Novels & Stories

“Sorry, these cookies were baked for my friend. For this lady to just take one without asking, don’t you think that’s a little rude?” Samantha, sitting beside me, bared her teeth like a little leopard. “That’s right, apologize! Didn’t your parents ever teach you not to take other people’s things without permission?” Ashley shrank back in fright, hiding behind Sean. Her voice was soft and timid as she said, “My parents are both gone. No one ever taught me that. Besides, there are so many cookies here, I only had a tiny piece. Why are you being so aggressive?”

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It wasn’t something she could get used to on the fly. “Don’t worry about them,” he advised. “They’ll stop once the food is there. After all, they’ve been holding back quite a lot in the car. We might be going on a holiday together, but there will be plenty of couple time when we arrive. They have different preferences from us, so don’t feel pressured to follow his actions.” Ordering four lattes and a dozen doughnuts of assorted flavours, Dawn helped Aqua carry them over to their table. True to his words, Jericho stopped his flirty games when he saw them approaching.

“Not my child…” But even as I said it, something inside me shifted, not suddenly, not loudly, but with a quiet finality that settled deep into my bones, because for the first time I understood with painful clarity that I was not going back, not to him, not to that house, and not to a life where I had to shrink myself just to exist beside someone who never saw me. I rose slowly from my seat, wiping my face with hands that were steadier than I felt, and in that moment the decision formed fully inside me, complete and irreversible.

"Mom, I've thought it through. I'll go on that blind date tomorrow." On the other end of the phone, my mother let out a derisive laugh. "What, finally got dumped by Jason?" "I told you long ago. If a man's been with you for years without mentioning marriage, it's because he doesn't want to marry you. "And now look at you. You've dragged it out until you're twenty-eight with no one willing to marry you, making even your grandmother worry herself sick. Aren't you ashamed?"

“Trust me on this one, bro. We came three, we’re leaving four.” “You should call Deb. Bet she’s gonna need a visa or something. Deb can help with that.” “Good idea.” Jim patted the back pocket of his swimming trunks to grab his phone, checked it and snorted. “No signal. Of course, we’re in the middle of fucking nowhere.” “Shut the fuck up. You’re scaring all the fish away.”

I am in heaven when my phone chimes. It's a text from Mo. Mo : *Do not G****e Nate. I'm begging you, don't do it until I'm at your apartment tonight* Well, guess what? Like any other kids with super high curiosity, I do what exactly I am told not to. What the .... ****

The night before my flight home, my online dating partner texted me: [Tomorrow is our first anniversary. Shall we meet in person?] The moment that message appeared, the group chat filled with rich heiresses of the city that I had secretly snuck in exploded. [Congratulations, Wren! You’re at the last stage of your plan for revenge!!] Before I realized what was going on, a photo of me in my orientation days appeared in the chat. I was 340 pounds in the photo, my facial features were all squashed together, and my entire body was swollen beyond belief. “Whoa, Wren actually dated this piggy for one whole year all to seek revenge for Sean. Wren really loves Sean so much!” The group chat start

I shouted at them. “ I think we should forget all this and start over. A fresh start with no lies or deceit.” Trent said. “ Yeah, because what you think is what really matters right. The king of the school has said the matter is over so the matter is over. Newsflash Trent Ashford, Daphne Viola James has zero fucks to give.” “ I am sorry. We all really are. But..” Hannah said. “ It doesn’t matter now. I don’t care. If you want forgiveness, yeah, okay fine. I don’t believe in grudges but nothing can go back to the way it all was before.” I moved toward the door which was firmly blocked by Trent.

"I still don't know, but I really wish to see you now. I miss you, Selene," "I..." I turned to see my dad whose eyes were on TV, but for sure he was actually listening. "miss you more," I whispered. "Shall I leave the window open tonight?" I teased him, knowing he can't come tonight. I was expecting a laugh, but instead, I heard a serious voice. "Don't." "Huh, why?" I asked, making me curious about it. "Just don't. From now on, you are not to open your window at night, is that clear Selene?" It sounded like an order.