El Dia Que Se Perdio La Cordura Novels & Stories

It was as if her grandmother had evaporated from the earth. One day, Ronan was posting missing-person flyers on the street when he suddenly received a call. "Mr. Ronan, Miss Cordelia is fully awake!" It was a call from Mayo Medical Center. "How is she now? Does she remember what happened before?" Ronan asked eagerly. "Miss Cordelia remembers encountering a fire before she fainted..." "Yes! It's a fire!" Ronan exclaimed excitedly. Two years ago, there was intense internal strife within Zenith Ventures, and Ronan accidentally fell into a trap, being kidnapped and taken to a warehouse.

My lifelong reputation is ruined～～～～ Candice: Not just lifelong—two lifetimes’ worth of reputation is gone, all destroyed by the same person. Sophia: ...... The two communicated through glances, and the silent exchange ended with Sophia’s eyes "fading away" in defeat. Seeing how pitiful Sophia looked, Candice decided to help. She raised her voice and said, "Your headache is because you lost your memory! Those martial arts heroes in TV shows who lose their memory always wake up, pat their heads, and yell ‘Who am I? Where am I?’" Then, realizing it was a stretch that Sophia didn’t remember who she was but remembered her best friend, she added quickly, "You only forgot what happened from 7 PM l

Love, Cordia If it had been any other word that would have gotten left out, it would not have been half as awful. But her father, assuming she would have said so if Jaris was dead, went and told his parents exactly what Cordia had sent. How happy they had all been! Margaret had spent the entire evening before and much of that morning planning a celebration and letting the folks in town know. And they were all so happy to hear that one of their proud boys was returning. Many of them still didn’t know the condition their own sons and sweethearts were in. They were hoping that Jaris would bring word. Likewise, they were anxious to hear exactly how the battle had unfolded. In Cordia’s mind, her

But Kade wouldn’t be surprised if the trip to Denver toward sobriety was completely silent. ******* Three days later… “Daddy, how come Gran-gran is so sad?” “Because Uncle Colt made some bad decisions and he had to go away. Gran-gran misses him like I missed you.” “Did he go away like Dag went away?” Cord looked up from buttering toast. “Not the same, Ky. Dag ain’t comin’ back. Colt will be back next month.” “Okay. Is that how come you’re sad too?” “Yeah.” But Cord couldn’t help feeling relieved that his brother finally acknowledged a problem and had taken control of his life. They’d deal with the changes when Colt returned.

Josiah was dazed for a long time before he looked at Fredric, who was equally lost when Marcus’ back disappeared in their field of vision. “What’s up with him? Hormonal imbalance?” Fredric pursed his lips and chortled without saying anything. “Fredric, he’s not really crazy, is he?” Josiah shrugged. “He’s going back and forth. It’s not normal at all!” Fredric glanced at him cryptically. “Since when has he been normal ever since he met Cordelia?” … Cordelia blanked out the whole day, staring at the computer. Not even a word flashed on the sales report. It even took her a while to snap out of herself when Annie called for her.

I just could not stop but to overthink. "I will just get a water," he said. He did not wait for my response already and went off to get a glass of water just like what he said. I waited for him while I am none of myself, just staring at nowhere and do not know what the right thing to do. I was lost of myself because of my dream, or maybe, a nightmare. Because that day, when Dia left, it was like the half of me were already missing and I can not find it anymore. After that day, I sleep alone, crying myself out and I could not focus on my stuff. Dad and Mom were getting mad at me because I just cry all the time but I do not care anymore because they just let Dia to leave, not even giving us a

He said it so lightly, like it really was just another prank. But no prank had ever left me covered in wounds. No prank had ever stripped me of my dignity in front of everyone. I stared at him. Said nothing. Knox shifted under my gaze, uncomfortable. "Why are you looking at me like that? I let you go, didn't I?" "And besides—Mia said she'd never seen an Omega frenzy before. I asked a healer about that rage-inducer. It doesn't cause permanent damage. You're fine, right?" Fine?

I wasn't sure what it was, but I felt that it was lost forever; gone for good. That realisation weakened me to a point of tears, but I settled for sliding to the ground of my living room as soon as I flung the entrance open and yelling all my frustrations and hurt into the emptiness of the room. And it was soothing while it lasted, but it didn't last for so long, as I almost had a heart attack from yet another surprise for the umpteenth time in the very same day. I didn't believe in afterlife or ghost or all that bullshit, but I was sure Cordelia would be laughing along with whatever the fuck controlled the happenings of that day.

I take a cab and go to the nearest hotel. I settle down in my suite and slump down on my bed. No more tears to shed anymore. Today turned out to be the worst day of my life. I lost my one and only hope of knowing who I am, I lost my job, I lost my sanity and I lost.. Daniel. I can't seem to pin point what came over me a while ago, I can't even believe I said all those things. It's just as if it wasn't me speaking, it was like I was.....possessed.

While on her way to the hospital, her mind was constantly trying to think of a rational explaining for Callie to do that. She remembered James telling her that Callie broke up with him since she was in love with someone else. “Who could that ‘someone’ be?” She muttered under her breath while stopping at the traffic signal. Her fingers were stressfully tapping on the steering while her brain was constantly trying to figure out the missing parts of the puzzle.