From Eden Lyrics Novels & Stories

i'll make**actual food Ezra: **deal. what time?** Me: **whenever. parents are gone** There's a pause, and I can feel him understanding what that means. Time alone. Space to be together without worrying about being heard or seen. Ezra: **2 hours?** Me: **perfect**

“He is my younger brother, Ethan. " As Ethan grabbed Olga's hands, led her to a large, hidden, shaded tree trunk, and imprisoned her in his large, muscular arms, he whispered, "We are not small children like before any longer, Olga. We should stop fighting and arguing over nonsense because Daddy is not pleased seeing the two of us unable to unite and get together always." Olga's thoughts nagged and instructed her body and soul in the back of her mind. Ethan goes on saying, "

Right here, in my arms. My Queen. My life. My Eden.

Odi told her gently. “Okay.” Eden replied. Someone came into the room, it was Lucas, Eden's close friend who she also had a massive crush on. He rushed to Eden and pulled her into a hug. “I came as soon as I heard, how are you holding up?” he asked her. Eden burst into tears again, Lucas continued hugging her and whispering consoling words to her. “We are here for you, Eden, we all are.” he told her. Some few days later.....

He clear his throat and takes a start. " I was living in my dreams, and only my eyes were living, there was no one I was living alone, " " I was silent, and no word was on my lips, there was no one I was living alone, " " But after meeting you I learn to live in this world, " " After meeting you every moment is new, " " After meeting you I found my breath, " " After meeting you there is magic everywhere, " " After meeting you I become more alone even in the crowd, "

No matter how desperately he shouted my name outside, I refused to let him in. When I wouldn't open the door, he stayed in his car, smoking through the night. Each morning, as I walked to work, he would follow at a distance, silent yet persistent. Then, trouble struck the Kingstons’ company—the stock plummeted, forcing Lucas to leave. Before he left, he placed our old engagement ring at my doorstep, clinging to the hope that something could still be salvaged. "Lily," he murmured, "wait for me. Once I’ve taken care of everything, I’ll come back and make it up to you."

Go ahead and cry, little girl Nobody does it like you do I know how much it matters to you I know that you got daddy issues And if you were my little girl I'd do whatever I could do I'd run away and hide with you I love that she's got daddy issues, and I do too Eden started drifting off while listening to the songs. She smiled at the possibilities of the night, and the anticipation that made her adrenaline rise up. —-----------------------------------

Eden asked "Because, I did not trust you. I did not take your side when you need our support badly" Her granny said "I do not even remember what happened in my past granny. All just I have some horrible nightmare. I still can not remember what happened that day" Eden said sadly.. "I am sorry baby. I am so sorry" Her granny said to her. "Don't be granny. Granny get some sleep now. It is late. Good night" Eden said "Good night," Her granny said

_*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> The practical reality of Eden reasserted itself gently. Adam beside her. The garden around her. The structure of the day waiting to begin with its gentle devoted attentiveness and its beautiful bars. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> She had one more day to endure. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Tonight she was going back. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3">

Silence stretched in that hospital suite until Kenzie suggested, “Let’s have a bit of fun before we start talking. Maybe play some music?” Kenzie turned on the TV and randomly played a video on YouTube. She happened to play Chandelier by Sia. “Oh, I love that song!” Eden suddenly said. “Really?” Kenzie reacted. “This is a big girl’s song.” “Yeah, but I joined the school contest once and I won singing this song,” Eden revealed. Graham had heard Eden sing, and his daughter had, in fact, shared how good she was. So, he encouraged, “Why don’t you sing with Grandma Kenzie?”