Fall Hard For Someone Novels & Stories

I am sure this act with help Andre understand why I wanted nothing to do with him in the first place. As we got to the room he pushed me to the floor violently. “How dare you Freda, it took you five minutes, five minutes to defy me again” Hardin yelled angrily using his hands to describe the five minutes. I didn't know what else to do at that moment so I started crying, as tears streamed down my face, my heart pounded in my chest, matching the intensity of Hardin's furious words. His anger was like a storm, fierce and unrelenting, crashing against me with each shout. The room felt suffocating, the air heavy with tension.

I would have washed the dishes but Hardin was persistent on the maids doing it, while I don't like the idea of someone else cleaning my mess, I do need to start training as soon as possible. ~ SOME TIME LATER ~ "You need to fight back, Katalayha." Hardin states, his tone hard with annoyance. "I'm trying!" I exhale in exasperation. My knuckles ache as I punch the pads, Hardin circles me slowly, changing the positions as he moves around. Every punch I land, Hardin manages to tap me lightly in my open spots, reminding me to shield myself. Sweat covers my skin, and I struggle to breath, but quitting isn't in my nature. I push through my aching limbs, through the tiredness and the way my arms fee

“That’s fucking sad, man. Honestly, life isn’t meant to be hard all the fucking time.” “Yet it is, Storm. It's bloody hard.” Ford mumbled before he sat back down and focused on the screen in front of him. “Now can we get back to work?”

He slammed his fist against the steering wheel, and I flinched, my own anger flaring in response. “You don’t get it, Luna. You don’t understand what it’s like when someone desperately needs something, and they can’t think of any other way to get it.” I laughed, though it came out bitter. “Of course, that’s it, right? You wanted something, and I was just the fucking thing you used to get it. Well, congratulations, Hardin. You got what you wanted. Now look at me—broken, falling for--.” I cut myself off. The words had slipped out before I realized what I was saying. I didn’t want to admit it. Not to him, not to myself. So I shoved it all back down.

One Month Later "Harder!" Faye grunts as I throw another punch her way. "I might hurt you, Faye," I say, panting heavily. "I am the strongest female warrior in this pack and beyond. A little punch won’t hurt me. Now hit me harder—channel all your anger and hit me!" she commands. I growl, using all the anger I feel toward everyone, and throw a punch straight at her face. She stumbles back from the force, groaning as she hits the floor.

“Don’t leave me! I can’t live without you! Please give me a chance to make this right!” I had no idea where she found the strength, but her grip was so tight that pain shot through my wrist. Unable to pull free, I could only cry out helplessly, “Let go of me!” “He told you to let go. Didn’t you hear him?” The slap came hard and fast. Caught completely off guard, Amanda released me and stumbled back. The next moment, Anya had pulled me to her side.

A lump developed in my throat again and I couldn't speak. "I'm not mad Letty. I just hate Mark even more. You must be suffering pretty badly to have done this. That and I'm sure the alcohol is clouding your judgment. I just wish you would let your wall down and stop being the strong one for once. I know you bottle stuff up and I know you put on a brave face for all of us because you don't want to be a burden. We all just wish you wouldn't because we don't see you as a burden. You're basically my sister Letty, you're always there to shower all of us with love and support. You always put everyone else before your self, this one time put yourself first so we can help you heal."

Like a mom watching her kid finally learn basic manners. That's when I snapped. My fist slammed into Cody and dropped him to the floor. I put everything into that punch. Yeah, I was skin and bones now. But when someone gets pushed far enough, strength shows up anyway.

Hardy the truth. However, Mr. Hardy suddenly turned around and said, "I know what you want to say, but we can't be merciful to anyone. Do you remember how arrogant these people from Royal Creek were? We've come such a long way to finally be where we are today! I can't imagine how embarrassed Northon Institute will be if you lose to them!"

he said "Are you scared about me being hurt? Look, I can defend myself" she said ardently "That's not it," he said as he looked at her face "Then what?" She asked anxiously "I can't love you back. My heart is as hard as a rock and it won't be easy to break through it" he said She laughed "We will take things slowly" she said "You deserve someone better. I'm only going to toil with your emotions" he continued She kept silent and her gaze fell on the floor