From The Day By I Am They Novels & Stories

AUTHOR'S NOTE. LET ME POST THE SONG LYRICS FOR YOU GUYS, IN CASE YOU ARE INTERESTED. This is the Korean version. Not Today All the underdogs in the world A day may come when we lose But it is not today Today we fight! No not today eonjenga kkocheun jigetji But no not today geu ttaega oneureun aniji No no not today ajigeun jukgien Too good day No no not today No no no not today

“Would you be here if they did not have sex?” Today, the sun beat down like a man furious on the eatery, baking human bodies along with it. Jason was on day shift and that meant he would be going home soon to see his brothers. Home was one room in their uncle’s house in Daltom where they were allowed to stay for the time and reminded constantly of how useless they were. Once Jason had thought of fighting his uncle and saying ‘fuck off’ to him, but his life savings advised him otherwise. There was no way he was going to survive outside there with three of his brothers without help from anybody. They would have nowhere to stay, that was for sure. Duke was still 11 and very stubborn; Jack was 8

"Why won’t it come clean? Why is it still so dirty? "It’s all my fault. I didn’t stay clean, and now I deserve to be abandoned."

The children's funeral was scheduled for the following week. For five days and nights, I sat silently in Nate and Cece's room, clutching their photos and refusing to cry or speak. I could almost feel their warmth lingering in the room, and I swore I could still hear them sweetly calling me Mommy. The memories felt so fresh… so real. My childhood friend, Luke Armstrong, rushed back from overseas, dropping a major business deal. The moment he walked in and saw my state, he embraced me tightly.

She walks to him with his clothes and smiles. He doesn’t say anything to her, just smiles at the way she is talking to him. It feels like to him they are two strangers trying to make small talks with each other. “How was your day?” She asks him trying to divert his mind from her. “Hectic.” He replies while sliding the white dress shirt off his body. “Dinner is ready if you...” She stops halfway through seeing him dismiss her with a hand gesture and start walking towards the door. She silently watches him go and lets out a sigh of relief when he gets out.

​ AMON: “I don’t‍ let my‍self thi‍nk about tha⁠t. I ca‌n⁠’t. Right now, I am focusing on today. Today, Ayana i‌s alive. Today, we have‍ a healthy new b‍aby. Toda​y, w​e’re still fi‌ghting. Tomorrow can wait.” M‌IRIAM: “You’re a good father, ‍ Amon. Bot‌h your daughters are lucky to‌ have you.” A‍MO​N: “I h⁠ope I’m enough. I hope we’re all enoug⁠h.” [They stand in silence, two f‍riends ho⁠lding spac‌e f⁠or im‍possi‌bl⁠e gr⁠i‌ef and stubb‌orn hop⁠e, waiti​ng to see which one⁠ wins.]

[11/26, 10:47] Olu Fajembola2: Epilogue & Acknowledgement {In the name of Allah} Never Blame a Day in Your Life, Good days give happiness, Bad days give experience, Worst days give lessons , And Best days give sweet memories ¤¤¤ Stay strong and Be positive when, Things Go Wrong. Don't get upset, Just pray and say. "I Will Get Through!" Always remember, Allah loves you! ¤¤¤

sorry will make it up to you! “First, I get fired , my dad gets hospitalized, now my boyfriend cancels our plans. What else can fucking happen!!” I exclaimed . While I was wrapped up in my own melodrama people passed me by .They scattered for protection from the onslaught of the rain. I didn’t even try to find shelter from the large droplets I welcomed them. “This is the perfect way to finish off the horriblest day ever!”I sarcastically state.

I think: day one was hell. I think: but coming home to this makes it worth it. I think: I am going to be okay. I am going to be more than okay. To be continued...

A Day Out The morning sun cast a warm glow over the city as Amy and Emily prepared for their long-awaited girls’ day out. It had been a month since Austin’s passing, and while Emily had been trying to find normalcy in her routine, the weight of grief was still heavy. Amy, knowing how important it was for Emily to have some time away from the constant reminders of their loss, suggested a day of relaxation and fun. Amy arrived at Emily’s doorstep with a bright smile and a bag full of carefully chosen items for their outing. “Good morning, Emily! Ready for a day of pampering and fun?” she asked with enthusiasm.