Every Day Novels & Stories

Seeing my father struggle to get into the car made me laugh a little. There was a notification. I pulled my phone from my backpack to see what it was. It was the phrase memo that appears on my phone at 7 a.m. every day. I tapped on it and it showed me today's quote of the day. 'You're always one choice away from changing your life.' Woah! That's deep. "Stop gazing at your phone and rush inside the car. I had to leave for work." I walked to the car, my phone still in my pocket. My ears became cold as I was about to enter the automobile, causing me to quiver for a few seconds.

“You know something about me.” He said nothing. “You knew I was afraid yesterday.” His eyes didn't move. “You knew I was angry today.” Still nothing. “And you keep looking at me like you're waiting for me to remember something.” His gaze sharpened. My heartbeat stumbled. I hadn't meant to say that last part. But the second it left my mouth, I knew I'd hit something. “What am I supposed to remember?” I asked. Luca slowly placed the glass down. “You ask too many questions.”

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third person pov birds are chirping and sun is rising it is the most beautiful time of the day . larib was as usual awake to performe her prayer beacuse for her if you don,t remember god the first thing in the morning your day will not be good except some days that you can,t offer prayer .

_ i type back: _can we keep it? *L*: _as long as you want._ i fall asleep to that. wednesday morning the routine starts again. coffee. cooking. work. walk. dinner. cards. the brothers and me. no calls. no blood. no war. just lakeview. and a mustang. and five men who are falling harder every boring, perfect day.

But maybe this is still not the right time. Please always remember that I love you very much. Missing you every day, my one and only. - Infinity

Levi panicked and exclaimed, "You're too weak. Please don't get up! If you don't want to see me, I'll leave!" He backed away anxiously, so different from his usual cold, decisive demeanor. I gave him a small smile and said, "Goodbye, Levi. I don't want to see you again." The police arrived quickly and ordered Levi to return Mom's ashes. After giving her a proper burial, I could finally let out a deep sigh. Kneeling before her grave, I struggled to find the words. "Mom, don't worry. I'll be fine from now on. No one can hurt me anymore. I don't love Levi, and he won't control me ever again."

Tyson smirked. “31 Days.” Chance affirmed. “Which Day was today”? He asked. “Ninth.” Dr. Tyson added. “Twenty two days to go, man I am gonna savor these.” with a devilish smirk, Chance declared.

She informed. "The rice company isn't too flourishing, we need something to make it grow. Let's leave that for now...Please inform the coffee maker to supply everyone their morning coffees, including mine. A new day should always start with a good drink" It was a continuous thing done in the company, they all starts their day with a good cup of coffee. "Okay" She simply replied and walked out of the office. "It's gonna be a stressful day" He sighed and switched on his Apple laptop.

Monday morning arrived with the specific quality of a morning that meant business. Not harsh, not the grey unforgiving kind that made getting out of bed feel like an argument you were already losing. Just clear and direct and October-cold through the window glass when Jayda pressed her palm flat against it for a second before going to make coffee, a habit she had developed without noticing it, the daily confirmation that the outside world was still there and still doing its thing regardless of what was happening in her immediate circumstances.