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After that, he started coughing and puking. Seeing the bowl break sent Anya into a flying rage. "Is that all you know how to do? Cry? I'm your mother, so why do you always cry when you see me?! Don't you know that you'll still be suffering in the orphanage if I didn't bring you home? You useless child! You should be thanking me instead of crying your head off!" Joey's lips had become swollen by then. After puking out the oatmeal, he burst into a louder sob, so loud that his cries could be heard from a few doors away.

“I’ve missed you so much.” And just like that - everyone’s crying. Gabby’s tearing up. Maria’s openly weeping. Even Gino, the iron old bastard, holds her like he’s trying to keep her from breaking apart, his own eyes glassy with unshed tears. But Sareena’s full-on sobbing, makeup streaking like black war paint down her cheeks.

It was the first time she woke up in a happy mood early in the morning for training so Gino and I took full advantage of it. "We will find you, Mono," My words stammered, voice cracking at the end, "I will find you." Something wet landed in the phone screen. I brought a hand to my face and was surprised when I felt tears coating my cheeks. The salty substance leaked out of my eyes unapologetically and no matter how much I tried to stop it, more just fell out. At least I wasn't sobbing with strangled cries like a dying hyena. I was silent, allowing the moment to come and go.

Her shoulders are heaving as she fights to compose herself. “I love you too.” She pushes out the mumble of croaky and emotion-ridden words as she tries to calm down, which gets to me the same way. My eyes are misting over, and I have to swallow hard to stop myself from crying. Greta’s hand slides to me, and she cups it in hers with a supportive squeeze. I glance her way and catch Greta, also damp-eyed, nodding.

Vulnerable. Drawing in a deep breath, I sat up straight, straightening my legs. I wiped my tears. “Okay, no more crying,” I said to myself. “Well, grandma. I’m going to fight back now,” I nodded to myself. “I’m going to get my life back. And if I do something horrible…” I paused, eyeing the engraved names on the stone. I frowned. “You’ll forgive me, right Gogo? If I do something terrible, you’ll understand?” I touched the stone, wanting nothing more than to feel her embrace again. As if the Gods are with me, a gentle breeze rustled the leaves around me, the wind blowing my face, drying the tears. I smiled. “Thanks Gogo,” I said smiling.

He bit his lips as he looked at her with frustrated eyes but it made her afraid as she started crying, “ Ahhhh... Ahhh.. Mr. Goenka, you are so mean.. ” He frowned seeing her crying like a baby as he kept his hand on her lips and added, “ Ssh.. What are you doing? Don't invite more troubles, okay.. And.. Hah, I'm beating it for you, happy now? ” Listening to him she became excited and started clapping while he sighed. He first looks around him if his men are coming and seeing that no one is watching him, he hit the surface with his boots and said,

"Tomorrow?" "I'm so sorry, baby." He started crying again, harder this time, the kind of desperate sobs that came from a place of pure fear. Maxwell held him, rocking slightly, murmuring things I couldn't hear. I put my hand on Gio's back, feeling him shake. We sat like that for what felt like hours. Gio crying. Both of us holding him. All three of us breaking. Eventually, his sobs quieted to hiccups. His breathing evened out.

Tears streamed down his face, a silent testament to the profound grief that gripped his heart. Levi, once a pillar of strength, faced the heart-wrenching reality before him. "Sorry, he's gone," he uttered, the weight of sorrow etched in his voice. A solitary tear, a poignant teardrop, escaped Levi's eyes, marking an acknowledgment of loss and an expression of the profound emotions coursing through him.

But he didn't imagine that the girl would cry. Seeing Calista's tears, Rhino said, "Stop crying." But Calista was still crying. Rhino again said, "Hey, stop. Don't cry." Calista wasn't stopping either. This time Rhino got angry and said in a threatening tone with one hand punching on the bench, "I told you to stop crying." Calista's heart trembled at Rhino's rebuke. Calista immediately stopped crying. To hold back the tears Calista pressed her both hands to her face. Rhino closed his eyes and took a deep breath and tried to control his anger. After a while Calista somehow fixed herself.