Fall Hard For Someone Novels & Stories

She fell into fits of giggles. Hardin and I looked at each other like it was our first time seeing a drunk girl. "You are drunk Faith!" Hardin warned in a deep voice, his accent on full force. "No I'm not. Come on pretty boy. You sound like my Angry daddy. And you look like him." Faith leaned into Hardin and studied his face closely. Then she turned to me. "Do you want to drop my skittle? I really need to have my cherry popped. Or else I will die!" She sobbed.

"He is nothing just like his stupid father. That lame excuse of a......" Colin did not let him catch his breath or finish his sentence. He punched him straight in the gut and watched him double over. He fell to his knees. Colin squatted in front of him. "You have always been a bitter person to someone who does not even care that you exist. Your arrogance and stupid competition with everyone who is not your level is what will always bring you down." "You foolish boy. The Hachis and that bastard have brainwashed you." James said between coughs.

In order to see the aurora with Alexander, I began planning a year in advance. Alexander and my adopted sister had already left me behind and gone to the destination ahead of time. When I arrived, no one answered the phone. I waited for ten hours before he finally returned my call. On the phone, Evelyn laughed excitedly, "Diana! I've already explored this entire city. Alex is so mature and charming—he planned everything in advance. I'm having such a wonderful time!" She chattered away, sharing her experiences, while Alexander occasionally play along to add details. The two of them had spent the holiday blissfully together like a pair of lovebirds. It was as if neither of them had noticed o

His heavy hand clapped down on my shoulder, fingers digging in just enough to piss me off. “You know,” he said, too casual, “it’s kinda rude to ignore someone when they’re talking to you.” I snorted, venom curling in my throat. “That coming from a fuckward like you is rich,” I said, turning my head just enough to let him see my smile. It wasn’t a nice smile. But Matt just chuckled like he didn’t have half a brain to rub together. “Our team might be a little old-fashioned,” he said, “but we accept people like you.”

Sia hissed out and closed her eyes as a sign, that she didn't wanted to talk about anything now. “ He is not one to ask others to coax you for him. ” She could hear him mutter under his breath, sulking. He seemed like a good person with a jolly attitude, but Sia was tired of all people right now. Josh just stared at her closed eye. He could see how hard she was trying not to start crying again. She seemed heartbroken. He wished she was not that stubborn along with Hardin who was stubborn too.

They may not surround themselves with luxury, but they look healthy and have work. When I was to protest again, Harad came out harshly. 'Do as I say!' And slammed the mind link closed...

My obsession with family - I had to let it go, too. Why was it so hard for me to have a stable life when I tried so hard? Maybe it was wrong from the start. I shouldn't have met Levi. I shouldn't have agreed to give it a try with Mr. Aiden Morgan when someone else already lived in Levi's heart. I shouldn't have believed the myth that a man would settle down once there's a child. Crash! The glass shattered on the floor. I froze, my arm suspended in mid-air, as if such crude behavior was something I'd never do. That feeling of trying to please others, wanting them to understand me, swept through my entire body.