Hardships Novels & Stories

He would make sure she never got hurt. But these were all wishful thinking. Jade had changed and was never going to call him back and if he doesn't return to his home, he'd have to sleep on the streets. He hated the idea of returning to his home. Being in it made him feel caged up and now that he had tasted freedom, he was reluctant to go back to his cage.

She motioned for her maid to stop so they could hide in the bushes and see just who it was dallying around. She couldn’t really see from where she was crouching but she could hear “Gege, this time l failed to get in through the selection. What should l do now? I want to marry you but l didn’t get in wuwu…” The man in question comforted the girl saying: “Si’er there is no need to cry! I’m sure if you try next time you will definitely get in!” Si’er pushed the man away and suspiciously asked: “But this is the second time I've tried already! Can’t you just find a way to marry me?” The man helplessly sighed but his eyes sharpened in suspicion: “Si’er why the rush to get married? Don’t tell me yo

I can't even break a tile using the bed's footing to put a stop on the food box from opening and closing, and The bathroom area is somewhat made of an elastic fiber that I can't explain, along with the faucets and knobs are made of the same material. I feel strange being in this place. I wake up every day feeling like I never slept in my whole life. I know this is a test, and I can't figure out a way to pass it. My only motivation is to stay alive for my son. No matter how frustrating it is to be in my situation, taking, my own life is no longer an option. When I don't think about Anthony, I think about Carly and the betrayal she must be feeling towards her husband. I hope wherever she is, s

I said confusedly but astonished at what just came out of Ace's mouth. "Why would I want to dream of things that will never happen, it doesn't make sense?" Ace shrugged as he flicked his cigarette bud out the window. I mean, he had a valid point. "Well you're not very hopeful" I raised my eyebrows at him. "I'm Ace Hernandez, my life is full of pain and misery, of course I'm hopeless" he rolled his eyes, mocking what people say about him.

He started gambling and losing all of his money and even mine, the one that I worked hard, day and night. I want to become a Pastry chef, but the scholarship that was offered to me, only covered half of it. And dad didn't want to pay for my career, so I work to the closest thing, a cute little bakery called, Aurora's Sweets. Is very popular here in New York. "We have no money left, so you better ask for a raise, I have tons of debts to pay. And now with your baby, we will have no money!" "Whose fault is it? You gamble a lot and lost all our money!" I was furious. "How about you start working again. I don't know, Get your company back on track."

He just didn’t stop eating lately, and I was seriously starting to struggle with money because of it. On top of that, he’d grown about two inches in the last two months, meaning I’d had to shell out for new clothes. Josh hadn’t paid my child support either, so this month was an extremely hard one. I had already borrowed money from my parents just to tide me over until Josh’s ‘overtime payment’ came through from work, but I was down to my last fifty dollars to buy food for almost two weeks. Soon we’d be eating from tin cans and frozen packets.

I love to relieve my stress by fucking her warm tight core. Author's p.o.v It's been almost 4 months since Aradhiya is totally locked here. Her whole family's life has become miserable. Arnav is in the rehab centre. Suraj is now handicapped and suffering alone at his house seeing his children's misery. And Aradhiya is locked here inside of a monster's cage. Suraj has tried multiple attempts to free Aradhiya but every time he failed. Even the police are not helping him because of Anirudh's fear.

But Dad has never given up. He's the hardest-working man I have ever known, working two jobs at a time to keep us afloat. I have dealt with hunger before when going out and knowing I can't spend more than what I was given. I've had to suck it up when shopping, and I want something I know I can't afford. Believe me, window shopping is fun only when you know you can come back later and get it, but when you know you can't have it, it just makes you feel like shit.

I frowned. “I won’t go if you don’t.” He also sat up straight, holding my hands. “And… you shouldn’t care about what others say about you.” “Do you know how hard it is for a pain that you’ve been dealing with for so many years to have salt rubbed on it? Do you know how hard it is for me to deal with insults every time? Just because I’m poor or because I’m facing a particular challenge? Do you know how hard it is to deal with being—”

Wanting the same things but holding back. Now, we’re only inches apart, and the tension between us is stronger than I’ve ever felt it. “I don’t like the idea of being gone for this long while things are still so uncertain in Endova,” he admits. “The tribes fight all the time. This is nothing new.” He eyes me, scanning my face. “You know Hardan is going to continue to be a problem.”