Novel & Cerita Everywhere And Nowhere All At Once

"Everydaaaayyyyyy, all I wanna have is fun, fun, fun. Fun anywayyyyy, so just come and join us one by one." "Looks like someone woke up on the right side of the bed today." Calvin's amused voice interrupted Blair's happy singing session. He was enjoying her off tune singing white drinking his glass of milk.

Frustrated, I ran to the door and slipped through the wall. "Mister, please! Call the police! My baby's in there!" I screamed, right in the neighbor's face, my words as useless as air. I even tried grabbing his hand, shoving it toward the doorknob, but—yeah—ghost rules. My hand went straight through. Oh, right. I'm dead. I floated back to the bedroom, but things had gone more quiet outside. Luca shuffled toward the door, his face lit up by the video intercom. The screen showed the neighbor still pounding, still muttering.

I am everywhere yet I am nowhere. There are destinations. There are reflections. I don't know where I want to reach. I meet people. I love people. I hate myself over it. I laugh. I cry. I am a mess. I no longer wanna be this. A directionless ship, sailing towards the morrow. My today is crumbled, past disembowelled. I don't know where I want to reach. It's in my head. It is something I can change. Fear, pain, agitations...there isn't an emotion I have never felt.

Chapter 61: Nowhere ~ Alaric stood still, surrounded by the vast expanse of nothingness. The space has a beauty so profound it almost hurt to look at. The void around him shimmered with the colors of the galaxy itself, swirling like stardust in infinite motion. Distant stars danced in an ethereal rhythm as their soft glow became the only light in this eternal space. It felt as though time had stopped, as though he was suspended between worlds. He wandered for what felt like hours, drifting through the cosmic silence while his thoughts were lost in the beauty of it all. But then, the stillness shattered as soft echoes of footsteps reached his ears, faint but distinct, growing louder with each

My breaths were laboured, and I looked around, perhaps it was hiding somewhere behind the walls. “This is the nowhere zone,” the voice began. “A place between your consciousness and your subconscious.” I let out a sigh. My breaths came out like faint fog in winter, and it swirled up into the atmosphere before vanishing. There was nothing right about this. This place, the nowhere zone as it said, didn't make sense. None of it was making any sense. Last I remembered after arriving at the hotel was that I was lying on my bed, passed out from too much alcohol consumption. This must be a dream. A nightmare.

I had no sense of direction. Even after five years on Avenmore Island, I still could not tell north from south. Isaac Norwood always set up my GPS ahead of time. He said he would guide me for the rest of my life. On our wedding day, the bridal car reached Summit Pass Road when he suddenly said the bouquet had been left in the trunk. The moment I stepped out, the car door clicked shut behind me and locked. I saw the driver glance at Isaac through the rearview mirror, like he had known all along. The next second, the motorcade disappeared into the fog. Isaac sent me a voice message. "Walk 999 steps forward and you'll hit a fork in the road. Sabrina says you can't even find the ceremony hal

The tenth time my parents flew more than six thousand miles to meet their future son-in-law, Nathaniel Prescott refused to show up. He ignored my calls and never replied to any messages. After God knew how many cups of coffee, I received an update from my best friend, Isla Monroe. Eight photos of snowy scenery surrounded a picture of two intertwined hands. The caption read: “Check-in number ten. He's perfect in every way.” My fingers curled into tight fists. It took twenty-seven calls before Nathaniel finally answered. “Where are you?” Howling wind rushed through the phone, followed by his distracted voice. “Out. What’s up?” “What’s up? This is the tenth time! My parents flew all

Everything was becoming blurry to me, and then everything turned to fust, returning me to the blank black nothingness. The immense expanse of the Nothing Zone was cloaked in darkness, with no landmarks or points of reference. An all-encompassing abyss extended eternally as if the very fabric of everything had been wiped clean, leaving nothing but a blank canvas. "Mother? " "Grandpa?" My voice was amplified. I was once again in the nothing zone. "Where am I?" "What exactly is this place?" _I screamed_ "Vera? Is it you? Can you hear what I'm saying? What are you doing to me? Please get me out of here!" I yelled angrily.

So I dialed him and after second ring, he picked up. Cassie: " Hey." Chris: "Hey. Some one is having a great time at work?" Cassie: "Yeah, the day has been good so far, I'm able to catch up on almost every thing." Chris:" Well that's a good start." Cassie: "Yeah, I guess." Chris: "What is it Cassie?" Cassie: "It's just.... Where ever I go, every eye follow me like I'm walking naked or something."

Song recommendation: Monsters by Katie Sky Audrey stood in the middle of nowhere, she couldn't identify where she was and how she journeyed into a place as void as this. The only thing she could relate to is how dark it was, it was like there has never been a spark of light as the smell of darkness wrecked the entire place. She turns around in fear and walks in the dark with lots of struggles hoping there will be light at the far end but all her struggles were futile as she seems to be rotating in the same place.