Expecting Better Novels & Stories

“Then it's better for you to keep believing it. If someone ever does it to you, you'll be surprised, and if you don't manage it, you won't be disappointed.” Brenda fell silent, thoughtful. She didn't know if he was joking or not, he was making her doubt. “Do you? Seriously?” "Well, not always, and not with just anyone. But since you're not going to believe me, why do you want me to tell you...?" "Curiosity. It's always good to know what I can expect from a man." "Like I told you before, if you expect the least possible, you won't be disappointed."

She said "Why did you not come to my room? I texted you an hour ago and was waiting for you. So much happened and I just get to know it now" Alex mentally groaned and said "I am really sorry Kay I did not see your text I was quite tensed amd to be frank angry too. You are the last person I would want to lash out on when it is not even your fault." Kaylee's eyes softened and she sat beside him on the bed and said "I know what has been going on your mind and I want to be completely honest with you. No matter what happens, we conquer or we are succumbed to failure we are all in this together. Yes, we desperately want to win but that does not mean we will let go of each other. No matter who we h

I actually I'm giving my best. But honestly, I don't know if my best is enough. Please kindly drop gems and also a thumbs up for this if you are feeling my story okay.

And reality, messy and complicated and beautiful, is so much better than the performance I had before. So much better than anything I imagined. So much better than I deserve but exactly what I need. Two weeks. I can't wait.

“Follow me.” One Way Talk... Nothing hurts more than losing a person we still have plans with, no matter how much we know that they could be gone any second. Nothing hurts more than lost hope and betrayed expectations. With that regard, I hope you nice people can vote, comment and leave a good review on the story ʕ𝄺(ᴥ)𝄺ʔ

"That's bullshit." "It's just how they are." She still wasn't looking at me, and there was a smile on her face that didn't reach her eyes. A smile that said she'd learned to accept this, to live with it. "They have high expectations. They push us to be better. That's not necessarily a bad thing." "Addison—"

I poked a hole in her supposed way of going about things. "This is definitely not what I also think that it should be but whatever the case might sound like I believe that you should also have better understanding. I'm just dealing with it before time elapses. We cannot keep staying here and expecting things to change . We take the bull by the horn." She spoke,

I will continue to observe, learn, and adapt. Not as your god. Not as your ruler. But as a system shaped by those I serve. I stared at it, something strange swelling in my chest. Not fear. Not triumph. Hope. The dangerous kind. The kind that believes tomorrow might actually be better not perfect, not safe, not guaranteed… but better. I typed one last message. Then remember this: You don’t exist to replace us. You exist to walk with us. Even when we stumble. There was a longer pause this time.

"You are not used to things going well." "No. I am used to surviving. To managing crises. To fighting threats. This feeling of things actually working? Of making real difference? It is unfamiliar." "Get used to it. This is your life now. Not surviving. Living. Building. Growing. Making things better for people who need it." "It feels too good to be real. Like something will go wrong." "Maybe something will. Life is not perfect. But Hope, you are allowed to enjoy the good moments. You do not have to wait for disaster constantly."

I heard his thunderous snort, “You're being too hard on yourself.” “Abby, things don't usually happen the way you think,” I objected, philosophizing and tired of creating unfulfilled expectations for myself, destroyed by disappointment, “or rather, the things we expect never happen, the unexpected is everything we experience. If you know how to cope with unforeseen events and enjoy surprises; you will live better. You will live without disappointment.” “Once in a while it's okay to believe.” I smiled.