Novel & Cerita Elsa Cries

“I missed you so much” she told Gabriella with tears in her eyes as she sat her on the bed in the room. “How could you do this to me?” She asked and Gabriela slowy wiped her tears away. “Why are you crying now Melena? I’m fine now, am I not?” She asked and Elena embraced her again.

Elsa stood there crying as she had finally remembered her family and her people burnt in the fire. She cried for hours and Madame Hornet could perceive that her crying was not as a result of the guilty feeling that came from burning kitchen. It had to be something else. She and the girls gave her seat and they all stood waiting for her to calm down. The memories affected her days and Madame let her be for a few days after Elsa explained to them all how a fire broke out in her hometown without anyone knowing the cause of the fire. Elsa still couldn't shake off the feeling that there was something she was supposed to do back at home but what it was, she didn't know.

The screen for the hallway outside the lounge glowed. There she was. She was walking slowly, head bowed, one hand pressed briefly to her mouth as if trying to hold herself together. He watched as she passed the turn toward her room. ~~~~~ ELENA The dim lights and the warmth of the house wrapped around me like a secret. By the time I reached my room, my control cracked. I shut the door, leaned against it, and the tears. My body shook, my breath catching in small, painful bursts. Sky stirred.

I was ready to fight for my love. The door to my room creaked open and I saw Viola standing by the post. Her eye widened with a smile with a smile which never got to her eyes. “Elena, sister,” she called with surprise and excitement. “We’ve all been searching for you. Are you alrifh?” She asked as she walked into my room. Her purple eyes flicked from me to the doctor, then back to me. I gave doctor Tancredi a sign to leave, then forced a smile, just like Viola did. “I am fine, Viola. Why’s everyone worried? Aren’t you the Luna now?” I responded, instinctively taking my hands off my stomach.

"And sometimes I feel like I'm still trying to figure everything out." The tears wouldn't stop….I didn't even hear Elsa come in, not until she stopped beside me.Her eyes landed on the photograph, and immediately filled, the next thing I knew, she was sitting beside me, crying,.I cried harder, and somehow we ended up clinging to each other while sobbing like complete disasters. An hour later, we looked awful, .my eyes were swollen, Elsa's nose was red, there were tissues everywhere. "Your mother would haunt both of us if she saw this,” I said softly, wiping the ears in her eyes, a small laugh escaped her. I grabbed her arm, "what we need right now is iIce cream."

The members of the circle applaud a murmur of hands meeting, a strange sound, almost religious. Elsa looks at me. Her eyes are moist, but she does not cry. She has learned to hold back her tears, to transform them into something else. "Speak," I say. "Tell them what you are." She turns to the circle. She takes a breath. And she speaks.

** **Liam’s POV** As soon as I got home, I met Elsa crying on the sofa. She was sobbing like a small child. Her eyes were red and swollen when she finally lifted her head from her lap. I rolled my eyes. I already knew it was something silly. Maybe she wanted a dinner at Diamond Star Restaurant and she thought I can't afford it. Or she had an argument with someone...Elsa will always cry over small things. But I still asked. I needed her to believe I cared.

—"Crybaby, I can't carry you home this time." —"Lala, I'm not in pain, don't be sad for me..." —"I'll take care of anything you're afraid of, even people." —"Lala, I'm sorry. I’m just a fool who couldn't protect you..." "Ah!" Eulalia cried out in anguish. As the video ended, her account logged out automatically, and the computer screen went black. The sudden scream startled everyone in the internet café, and they turned to look at the corner filled with her sobs.

My mother's eyes were welling up with tears, her face twisted in anguish, but she didn't make a sound, her gaze fixed on mine, urging me to continue. "If not for Amira, my wolf, and the Moon Goddess finally answering my call, I would've died that night," I said, my voice cracking as I spoke, tears streaming down my face. Elisa's face crumpled, her body shaking with sobs, but she didn't make a sound, her eyes fixed on mine, filled with pain, guilt, and regret. "I'm so sorry, Lyra," she whispered, her voice barely audible, her body shaking with sobs. "I'm so, so sorry."

I could not read, too hurt to be able to concentrate. I did not see how I could win this fight. I did not see a way I would be happy there. Everything I tried being crushed, just like that. I sighed, trying to see a way out of this but there was none I could see. Maybe they were right, maybe I should stay in my room and let them move on with their lives. I could not come in their home and make them uncomfortable. The tears came back but I blinked them away. A luna never cries; Luna Cassandra would always scream at Elisa when she cried. I shook my head and rolled my shoulders back. I would be okay, I had to be.