Gotta Go Novels & Stories

"I don't want to hear another word about him! I've made myself very clear. He and I are done. We are never getting back together!" With that, I stormed out of the house, slamming the door behind me.

Grandchildren that I can't give them, even though I want to. “I … I’m really tired. I think I’ll go to sleep now. Goodnight, everyone.” I stammer and make a quick getaway, my heart heavy.

When I opened my eyes again, I found I'd been reborn. I was back to a week before Elaine's untimely death. School was out, and Harvey had gone home to visit his mother because she felt unwell. He would only be back tomorrow afternoon. I was supposed to go on a business trip to Stone City in two days; I was the team leader. My boss had given the order that we had to return with the signed contract—if we closed the deal, we'd all get promotions and raises. But if we failed, the whole team would run the risk of being fired and losing our bonuses.

She was just a homewrecker, not even close to being on my level. … I drifted in and out of sleep, finally waking up to see the sun high in the sky. My phone was flooded with missed calls—all from Carl. One message read, "Meet me at the courthouse at 10:00 am." 10:00 am? It was already 3:00 pm. Just as I was about to turn off my phone and go back to sleep, another message popped up. "Do you have any idea what time it is? I've been waiting forever."

The taxi rolled through the bustling streets. I leaned back in the seat, sunlight pouring through the glass and warming my face, yet I felt numb to its gentleness. The warmth I once knew had been buried along with my mother and baby. The driver, an elderly man with silver hair, glanced at me through the rearview mirror. After a pause, he said softly, “Don’t look back, sweetheart. Look ahead.” He spoke the words I hadn’t dared to say aloud: “Look ahead”.

she murmured, almost above a whisper. I sighed. "You know what, forget it. I gotta go - I have to go to the field for the ceremony." "Wait, don't go yet, Charlie," she said, preventing from hanging up. I rolled my eyes. "What, mom?" She cleared her throat. "There is a reason why I'm calling you." "What?" I asked. "We want you to come home." I groaned. "Mom, you know I can't do that. After graduation I am going to look for a job so I'll be busy." I lied through my teeth. I was in my alibi mode again and god, I hate it so much.

Like I said before my day can never go well without having to face difficulty. I should get ready to see my beloved Alpha, #sarcasm.

I could hear how worried she was by just hearing his angelic voice. "Don't worry that much, Geli. I'm okay now. We were not able to do it back, but I hope you guys have talked about your issue. Call me later when you got home, okay? I will just take a rest for now, but I will wait for your call later, okay Bye, Geli!" I abruptly end up the call before letting out a deep sigh. I turned my gaze on Zac before nodding my head. He was maybe waiting for my signal before he started the engine so that Geli won't hear that we were still here. "Are you hungry now?" Zac asked as he smoothly turned right to get onto the highway.

"I'm gonna invite them too, Sandra. This time, with Carmina. It will be fun!" Sandra groaned as she pinched the bridge of her nose. "What are you really planning Bammie?" she asked suspiciously. "Nothing" Bammie answered too quickly. "I just want to have fun, tonight" she chirped. "Tonight?" "Yes! Tonight! So, let's not waste time and let's go invite them personally" she chortled and grabbed her bag and walked ahead to the door. Sandra sighed and shook her head as she followed her best friend. She then instructed Jamaica to keep her updated with the outcome of their new released song. She drove to the Empire Entertainment building with Bammie and casually entered the building like they were

Greece is not going, you don't need that to be possible, he adds as a result of giving up a groan. —Grecia does not go with the argument that she realizes that the place is a bad dream, the refuge of the frenzy and the passage.— Okay? It's okay? Come on, I finish, moving towards the entrance, but Justo stops me. I inhale from my mouth, I burn in this conversation. You don't go without me. Also, in case I don't go, you won't either, I direct it, without a second thought in my voice. Justin tilts his head and turns his mouth, I shift the heaviness of my body starting with one leg and then the next. Do you remember what happened to Jay when he talked to Valack ? "I won't be far from everyone el