Finny If He Had Been With Me の小説・ストーリー

Finn said very firmly, “Back then, she persisted in going after me like a moth to a flame. Now, I’m willing to do the same for her just this once.” Baby Zetty felt a stifle in her heart upon hearing his words. Although she was moved upon learning that Brother Finn could not let her go, this relationship was destined to end badly. Baby Zetty could not bear to watch Finn spend the rest of his life all alone.

Finn’s brows quirked as he studied me closely. “You accept?” I nodded. “That’s what I said. I’ll get it for you. But you must keep your word in return” Finn laughed loudly. “Of course I intend to keep my promise but I’m not convinced by your sudden change of heart. You were adamant about not helping. You avoided me for days” “Do you need my help or not?” I snapped at him. “Come inside let’s talk” he mumbled. I eyed both ends of the corridor and I entered his room.

Something inside me was pulling me closer to him, begging me to hear him out, but it wasn't that easy… even if I was going to eventually give in, I wasn't going to make it easy for him. But letting him back in?... That wasn't going to happen. Lost in my thoughts, I was startled when Finch approached me, his steady presence a welcome anchor in the tumult of emotions. His expression was one of concern, his eyes reflecting the same depth of understanding that had drawn me to him since the day we first met. "Alpha Lyra, are you okay?" Finch asked, his voice gentle yet filled with genuine concern. He was always there, a steadfast companion in the midst of chaos, his unwavering loyalty a testament

He shot me a disdainful look and said, "Damn it, Athena. What are you complaining about now? "So what if Jackson and I didn't go on the trip with you? Is it really that big of a deal?" But it was a big deal. "It was only because Sophia invited Jackson and me to dinner that we missed the flight. She's all alone here. I was just keeping her company. What's wrong with that? You're a woman, too. Can't you try to see things from someone else's perspective for once?" But wasn't I all alone, too? My parents had been gone for years. Hadn't I been just as isolated, just as lonely?

He stepped even closer. His eyes locked on Franklin, searching and probing. "There's no other like me out there. You won't look for others, right?" Franklin's eyes twitched. He was stunned. Finn continued tugging his sleeve. "You won't, right?" "She said there are others, but there's really none. I can give you money and a house. Will you stay with me?" When Finn appeared in this world and lost his memory, the system had given him a special account where a substantial amount was kept for him.

"Since they're painful, then don't think about them. Why don't you think about all the good memories I've shared with you over the years?" Sabrina stood up and stared at him with her hands on her hips. Looking at her, Finnley smiled gently. He pulled her into his arms and rested his head against her stomach. His eyes became softer and softer. "It's so good to have you by my side. If it weren't for you, I might not have made it until now." Everything that happened in the past had been enough to make him completely despair. If he hadn't met Sabrina, he thought he might have committed suicide.

Everything I had been holding inside seemed to be released. ‘Cleo, I said to contact me if you needed me. If you were struggling, I wish you'd let me know. I would have been here as quickly as I could. I want to be here for you.’ Finn mindlinked. I could feel the weight of his stare upon me, and for once it made me feel uncomfortable.

Finn chuckled softly, the sound utterly confident, not mean. Zayn’s eyes narrowed. "Why?" he asked. "Why did I chuckle?" Finn asked back, pushing off the doorframe and taking a few slow steps into the room. He stopped a few feet from Zayn. "Because I don’t plan to let go of Mandy. Not now, not in the nearest future, and definitely not ever." He tilted his head slightly, the light reflecting in his blue eyes. "So, here we are, Zayn. What happens now? What do we do about this?"