Finally I Found Novels & Stories

Perhaps he had always been petty , disguising it as dominant Micheal stared at the tiny letters on the laptop , so hard until the letters started to merge into some readable words . His heart did some summersaults in his chest . From excitement ! Finally ! Finally! Finally! His days of futile searching was finally over ! He had found her at last! His night of silent weeping was over ! His days of utter darkness and bloodlust was over ! He had finally found her Then suddenly the emotion of excitement slowly fade into that of anger . And hurt . Angry and hurt at her actions at him He had spent the whole of the years searching for her , hurting and silently bleeding his heart over .

"Little bean wants some peanut butter, would you like to sit and eat with me?" She unfolds the chair and sits before opening the jar to scoop out a glob of peanut butter and plopping it into the bowl. I get down from the cot and sit as she sets the bowl down in front of us. I'm not a huge peanut butter fan, but I am hungry. I press our nose to Jess's knee as thanks before licking the bowl clean. "I haven't been able to get any information off the tag. It's encrypted, beyond my capabilities of decrypting, which is basically none." I just look at Jess as she talks. I lick over and over in an effort to remove the peanut butter from our tongue. This is why I'm not a fan. "Makes me wonder if you'

He immediately apologized, "I'm sorry, Nancy. I'll continue finding you a doctor." It seemed that was what he truly thought of me all this time. After he left, Kerry approached me.

The next morning arrived without any sign of him. Neither did the afternoon. Or evening. By the second day, panic had become unbearable. I searched everywhere. The forests. The roads. Nearby towns. Nothing. No trace. No clues. No answers. It was late on the third night when I finally found something. A broken piece of wood lying beside one of the roads. At first glance, it seemed insignificant. Until I recognized it. The small carved wolf attached to it. Eli had made it himself years ago. He carried it everywhere.

“That was fun.” I rested both hands behind my head, never taking my eyes off the glowing green dot. For the first time since accepting Bernard’s job… I wasn’t looking at another decoy. I wasn’t looking at another runaround. I wasn’t looking at another shithouse. I was looking at the answer. A satisfied smile crossed my face as my fingers settled onto the keyboard one last time. I finally found you.

Why was Peter still paralyzed? While I was still in shock, a woman beside him started filming me with her phone. Then, Peter shouted, “That’s him! He’s the malpracticing fraud! He’s the reason a simple appendectomy has left me paralyzed!”

I looked down and saw a message from Diego: “I found something. We need to talk” My grip on my phone tightened. There were too many pieces of this puzzle still missing, but one thing was clear—I was running out of time.

Without giving up even though it was quite difficult at some point, I finally found a bright-looking gem staring right at me. My eyes welled up instantly and my tool fell off my hand as I was slowly digesting the fact that I had finally found the gem. I sniffled as my tears dropped to the soil and I plucked out the gem from it. “You did it, Alyssa. You finally found the gem.” I uttered with so much joy and gratitude in me.

How interesting! I come across a dead end. What did he say? He said left? From here? Argh! The nausea is kicking in again. I have to think fast! Think Meera! Think! Left from here. I look around, but find nothing. So I move a few steps ahead towards the wall of the end and then glance at the left. And there it is! The door to my freedom! Hurray! I found it! I finally found it. Ooh. The vomit is coming.

We both knew what we had done. For years, I lived with uncertainty. I never forgot Aria. No matter how much I searched, it was like she had disappeared from the face of the earth. At least, that’s how it seemed—until I finally stepped down and left you the company. At first, I enjoyed my freedom. But soon, it became dull. And in that boredom, I realized I finally had the time to resume the search. Years later, my efforts finally paid off. I had found her.