Finally I Found Novels & Stories

He still hadn't found the shut-off program. "Not here," he goes on. "Not there. Is this it? No, it's not." I swing my hand once again, smiling when I hear JumpStart screaming. "Yes! Finally! I've found the program!"

In the two weeks, she looked like she had aged two years. Elisa and George were not doing any better. Finally, on the 14th day, when they were about to withdraw the search, the police found a body. It had been on the water for three to four days at least and was unrecognizable. The DNA and the things in the pocket proved that it was indeed William. The Dayne, Scott, Brown, and Gray family held the joint funeral in as low-key a manner as possible. Only the closest friends and family were present.

I had only shared the code with two people—Zeke and Hendrick. One winter, I had caught a terrible cold and wasn't recovering. Zeke and Hendrick had been frantic but didn't want to visit directly. So, they tried sneaking into my house by climbing over the wall, nearly getting caught by the police. That was when I decided to give them the back door code. But this time, there was someone else with them—a smiling, demure Vivian. "Trish!" Vivian greeted me, her smile sweet and innocent. She pulled a damaged diamond necklace out of her pocket, with a few stones missing.

“Our finding them depends on this.” “We will find them,” he soothed my silent worries. “And when we find them, I have something to tell you.” “Is it bad?” “Depends on how you take it. It's a confession after all.” “I have something to tell you as well,” I said, glancing at my rearview. “So we have to find them.” “We have to.” ********************************************************************************************* It was a dead end. We had found Reign's phone lying on the ground among the overgrown weeds. Sadness and defeat doused me as I stared at the familiar gadget. I picked it up with shaky hands wondering what the hell to do.

If it weren't for the three bold high schoolers, my corpse would have remained undiscovered. "Let's focus on the corpse first. We'll extract the DNA and run it through the database for a match," Ethan instructed. As the forensic pathologist began to prepare my remains, he accidentally discovered a hidden pink diamond beneath my corpse. I felt my heart shudder. It was the pink diamond ring Sophia had dropped in her panic back then. The ring had melted in the flames, but the pink diamond remained, its brilliance undimmed. I was certain that Ethan could recognize the pink diamond. After all, the ring was a birthday gift from him to Sophia.

refreshing talking about other things, we even played our popular word game, trying to prove who was the genius between us. We measured that by comparing the number of words one would have managed to find after some stipulated amount of time. I loved these kind of games, word games, chess, the kind of games that challenged one to focus, long and hard. I loved them also because they helped one to think better, no way anyone can be fond of the games and not be a strategic deep thinker. When we were finally tired, we decided to sleep, we had enjoyed each other's company very much, and it was really late. It was a new day, 1AM, the whole house was now quiet except for the left wing which was oc

"Alright. We'll do what you want." My legs felt as heavy as lead. I could not take another step forward. My stomach churned violently. Zoe's resemblance to the eighteen-year-old version of me was uncanny. I could not accept that the man I had loved for seven years was searching for traces of me in someone else. Adrian spotted me first. The tenderness on his face vanished instantly. He said with clear displeasure, "Where have you been these past few days? The wedding planners couldn't find you and dumped everything on Zoe. Is that even appropriate?

she said, admiring it on herself, a soft laugh of disbelief escaping her lungs. “So this is what it feels like… to be chosen?” Aria hushed. She didn’t stop staring at herself. She’d turn around, pose in different angles, and laugh loudly. “When did I start looking like someone… worth loving?” ****** “You can’t get in,” A guard said, pushing Andrea backward. “Tell Aria Andrea is here to see her, now!” He ordered. Andrea had tried tracing where Aria lived but to no avail. He had searched and searched for months, until one evening when he finally got frustrated and decided to wait and follow her behind after work.

I had never felt this much fury. But no. This wasn’t the end. Bryan was mine. He had always been mine. And if he slipped away tonight… I would find another way. I would never let him go.

The anger inside me had nowhere to go except toward the people who engineered all of it. My phone rang, it was Rocco calling. I picked up on the second ring. “Boss,” he called out immediately I picked up. “I found it.” I sighed deeply, knowing what he was talking about. The truth. The truth from five years ago was now standing in front of me and all I had to do was sit here and listen to it. “Meet me in my study,” I replied in a low voice. Rocco arrived thirty minutes later carrying a thick file. His face told me the news would be worse than I had imagined. He sat down across from me without waiting for permission as he placed the thick file on the desk.