Novel & Cerita From This Moment Book

"I didn't tell you to speak, you useless piece of shit." I looked down, holding my frustration back and nodding slightly. There was nothing I could do about any of this anyway, so there was no point in getting mad. "You are raiding the Prophets' drug base tonight. I picked these recruits and told them where the base is, they'll bring you there. Kill anyone who gets in your way. I want as much as you can get, and fast. Be here before dawn, or your mother might scold me for sending you out like that again," he spat and rolled his eyes at the mention of mother. My eyes widened for a split second before I looked back up, nodding.

As such, I requested to change the payment account, but the official said that the process would take about three business days. Just then, Mom came limping through the door, her face bruised and swollen. She froze momentarily before she pieced together what was happening. She then lunged forward, trying to snatch the contract out of my hands. "Frank, you ungrateful brat! What do you think you're doing? That money belongs to me!" The contract was nearly torn in half amidst our struggle. Unable to stand it any longer, Aunt Tiffany slapped Mom hard across the face. "Don't be ridiculous, Shannon. That money is a government scholarship for Frank's academic achievement. Since when did it become y

At the man who was going to be completely undone by his mother's reaction to this news and who already knew it and was already looking forward to it with the specific warmth of someone who understood that being undone by the people you loved was not a weakness. It was the whole point. "Dante," I said. "Yes," he said. "Thank you," I said. "For all of it. Everything that got us here." He looked at me across the table. "Thank you," he said. "For not looking away." The bookshop. The grey November morning. A woman arguing with a cab driver who had looked up and held a stranger's gaze for three seconds and had not known that those three seconds were the beginning of everything.

{Third person's pov} Hazel sat in the balcony, with a book in her hand, and her another hand caressed her eight months old baby bump softly. Alan was not at home, He was at the office and she was alone when her phone rang. She looked at the caller ID and a smile immediately laced her face, it was her husband. She picked it up and placed it near her ear, "When will you come back?" she asked. The moment Alan heard her voice, the exhaustion of the day seemed to fade a little. “Hello to you too, baby.”

I recently logged in a relative device in hopes to complete the book. peace out.

The girl said. “Same here. I actually thought that this book wasn’t popular but you’re reading it as well. Oh, I’m Kayne by the way, Kayne David.” “I’m Natsumi Koga, it’s nice to meet you!” “Ah yes, you as well. I was actually about to ask if you always come here.” Kayne asked. “Uhuh, I always go to this café every time I go to town, this is actually kind of my spot, haha.”

And that is a story that will last forever. END OF BOOK

If tears were the price of divinity, then let the night remember mine. END OF BOOK 1💜

Outside, November was doing nothing remarkable. This was, I understood, the moment. Not because anything had made it the moment — no catalyst, no special quality of the light, no anniversary or occasion. Simply: I had been waiting for the right moment since August and the right moment was a Sunday evening in November when nothing was happening and we were simply in the room together in the way we were in rooms together, which was completely, without performance, attending to what was actually there. I put the book down. She heard it and looked up.

“Thank you.” “For?” “Making me see that I can have both, this and the world I’ve been raised to rule.” “You can do whatever you set your mind to. I have no doubt.” She laid her hand over mine. “Thank you.” It was my turn to question. “For…?” “When Papá informed me of our wedding, I didn’t think we would ever have this—love—it’s more than I could have imagined.” Thank you for reading NOW AND FOREVER, Catalina and Dario’s story. Coming next in the Brutal Vows series, TILL DEATH DO US PART, Mia and Aléjandro’s story.