Get Lost With You Novels & Stories

I paused as I met myself at the roadside, I looked around to check if she was following me but luckily, I lost her. Unfortunately, I lost my way also. I don't know where I was and I don't think I have a cell phone. I kept pacing back and forth trying to recollect how I got to the shore. After a few seconds, I started blaming myself for yawning when we ordered a cab. I should have kept my eyes on the road, now I am lost. How would Zach find me now? It's becoming dark and I have not found a solution to my problem. My stomach grumbled loudly, I need food but I don't have any money with me. I need to wait, Zach will find me, he loves me.

Let me help you before it’s too late. I deleted the message, but the fear stayed. Because the truth was becoming clearer every day, I wasn’t just falling. I was already lost. And the worst part?. A secret part of me was starting to enjoy being lost.

So when I'm lost for words Every time I disappoint you, It's just 'cause I can't believe That you're so beautiful. (Stuck like a statue) Don't wanna lose you. No. (Stuck like a statue) And you're so beautiful. (Stuck like a statue) Don't wanna lose you. Never. (Stuck like a statue) Oh, no. Every single day of my life I thank my lucky stars. God really had to spend extra time when he sculpted your heart. 'Cause there's no explanation. Can't solve the equation. It's like you love me more than I love myself.

) "Hey there now Where'd you go You left me here So unexpected You changed my life I hope you know 'Cause now I'm lost So unprotected In the blink of an eye I never got to say goodbye Like a shooting star Flying across the room So fast so far You were gone too soon You're a part of me And I'll never be the same here without you You were gone too soon."

And I thought I saw you out there crying And I thought I heard you call my name And I thought I heard you out there crying But are we all lost stars Trying to light up the dark? But are we all lost stars Trying to light up the dark?

It late oh my God how will I get home now I think I will have to call chizzy. Hello hey chizzy what's up Hey babe you cool what happened Can u come pick me up and at the middle of the road I just Got lost and I think I can't walk home Sorry babe but am in a party can't come,but hey why don't you take the Ally it the easy way to get you home I don't know girl am scared it takes the spirit inside me to just run

"Why are you doing this to me Kc?" Kc's eyes were burning with something unbreakable. Something raw. "Because I can't lose you too." The line is a gut punch. She hadn't been expecting that. "Too?" she said hopelessly. Kc's jaw was set. "I lost Vanessa." His tone was bitter, so much bare agony in it that shiver ran down her spine. "I won't lose you too." Valeria panted hard. "But I was never yours to lose, Kc."

I gritted my teeth and used the last bit of money I had to buy a cheap plane ticket to find him. What I saw was Morris holding Courtney under a tree, kissing her deeply. When they pulled apart, he gently tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear. They smiled at each other, their eyes sparkling. A spring breeze drifted by. The streetlights glowed dimly. Maple leaves rustled overhead. They looked like a painting, like a poem filled with tenderness. I lost it. I rushed over, forced them apart, and hurled the cup I was holding at Morris's face.

I got into the car and headed home. Not the one that was burned down–the other apartment. When Leo and I got married, his family bought one place, and mine bought another. The one that burned was his. However, when I slid the key into the lock and pushed the door open, I did not see Leo or Dominic. Instead, I saw Maya–wearing my pajamas, acting like she owned the place. "Oh, I thought Leo was back," she pouted, muttering to herself before slipping on my slippers and strolling back into the living room.

AVA It had been three weeks. Three long, dragging weeks since Luke left. Ava had tried everything, texts, calls and emails. All bounced back. The number she had for him no longer existed. She had gone to his apartment twice, but it was clear he was never coming back. He was gone. Ava barely functioned. Work became a prison. Her body went to meetings, but her mind drifted. Sleep abandoned her. Her appetite? Nonexistent. Her heart pounded every time she heard the elevator ding, every time her phone buzzed hoping, praying it was him. It never was.