Good Bye Days Novels & Stories

Although I know it will cost me dearly. There was one. As I assumed, it will charge me a fortune, but it was what it was. I'd be here in ten minutes. "Let's go out," I signaled to Tommy. "Don't you want me to come with you?" I looked at him wrong. “Nope? I answered obviously. When I left the apartment I locked everything. “The good thing is that you will come on Sunday, so I won't miss you so much. " Goodbye , Tommy," I said goodbye. "Take care of yourself."

😭 I’m sorry guys, but unfortunately I won’t be uploading anymore chapters today. But I promise to make up for it tomorrow. Byee.

"One day, one day soon, all the good-byes will be in our past. And then you'll be stuck with me forever." I leaned my forehead against hers. "I hope that's a promise."

His unrequited love was completely over. Jasper sang off-key, “You should say goodbye loudly, even if tears fall, and let go of this broken-hearted love…” The bodyguard outside the door who was following Jasper asked puzzledly, “Are you singing ‘Good Days’?” Today was a good day, everything you wish for would come true… What was the connection between these two songs? Jasper quickly stepped forward and punched him! “What freaking good day?!” - The convoy drove smoothly, and there was silence inside the car.

"It’s a beautiful day, isn't it?" "The best." "Goodbye, Richard." "Goodbye, Joshua." "See you in the garden." "In the garden." "The cycle is broken." "And the world is born." "Finally." "Finally."

She even attached a cute sticker of a little bunny. I just found it laughable. I used to reply to every single one of her messages—I couldn't bear to let her down. But this time, I not only didn't respond. I un-pinned her chat, tossed my phone aside, and went to take a shower. After all, I'd be flying into Hawaii on a private jet tomorrow. For my own solo vacation.

I sat on our bed, he packed his suitcase I held a picture of our wedding day His hands were trembling, we both were cryin' He kissed me gently and then he quickly walked away I called up mama and she said "Time will ease your pain Life's about changin' Nothin' ever stays the same" And she said, "How can I help you To say goodbye, it's okay to hurt, and it's okay to cry Come let me hold you and I will try How can I help you to say goodbye"

Eleanor Berkshire-Beaumont looked up at the voice and saw a nurse standing at the foot of her hospital bed. “Your discharge has been processed. Please collect your medication at the reception desk and pay your bills at the billing counter.” The nurse left, and Eleanor sat there on the bed, looking out the window. It was the fourteenth day since her car accident. The fourteenth day of being alone in a hospital room. The fourteenth day of realizing that no one was ever going to give a damn about her. She could understand why her family wouldn’t come to see her, but the fact that Nicholas hadn’t even visited her once in 14 days…

Jessica held the card in her hand. A thousand emotions surged through her. After a long pause, she placed it into her safe. She had no intention of using that money. The weather was noticeably better today compared to the past few days. The air, cleansed by the rain, carried a crisp freshness. After buying breakfast, Jessica headed straight to the office. Meanwhile, Jack, who had been recovering well after three days of rest, inexplicably developed a fever again on the fourth morning.

"Mr. Cowan, every investor who agreed to partner with us just called in. They're all pulling out." Lucas went still. "All of them?" "All of them. I don't know what happened. The office is in chaos right now." Lucas pulled out his phone and dialed the first name on his list. The call connected. "Partnership terminated." The voice on the other end was flat and final. He dialed again and received the same answer. He tried a third time, then a fourth. Every person who had shaken his hand just yesterday was done with him overnight.