He Ditched Me 52 Times Novels & Stories

"come at me, you stinky fella" the boss charged towards me immediately, as I prepare to dodge, he disappeared from my sight. A split second later it appeared behind me with two axes striking towards my head, DASH! I escaped back immediately but it managed to leave a small scratch wound on my forehead. Drip. I almost died there. Before I knew it, the boss disappeared again but I already knew what's coming next as I use dash multiple times to change my location randomly. Tch. " you know how to run pretty well insect, but can you run forever? Haha"

Nathan Smiled "Your just like you father always aware of what's going on around you. We tracked you as far as the Golden eye restaurant. After you left there's a 2 hour gap between you leaving and your car being found in the river" Sam smiled "ok let's go to the Golden eye restaurant first see what we can find" "Do you know what happened to my mobile that night" Sam asked. "Sorry Sam your mobile was not recovered. Any attempts to dial indicate the phone is powered off." Nathan answered. Kelly finally spoke "I've always liked mysteries, let's do this."

Evil will not win this time because I have the chance at happiness again. So many years wasted because of one persons lies and deception. I was not going to wait another minute without Holden. But first I needed to get up and go downstairs. Mama was still in need of answers. She deserved them. I feel like I deserted them when they needed me the most. I hope she will understand why I left. I worry I will no longer be Daddy’s baby girl because I know how much he missed me when I left.

There was no way Lowell could have heard me howling from the forest so clearly, there was only one possible explanation, Ariah had shifted after all! “How many times did you hear it?” I asked. He squinted at me, “Well, twice.” There we go, I had only howled at the moon once! Ariah, now you’re fucking sunk, but where had she transformed? She always got off with luck! “Well, you can’t control it, it just comes,” I said, wishing he would just go away. “I’ll catch up to you later, I have to see Ethan now.” He nodded, “Of course.”

"You don't want to talk to me right? That's fine by me. Help me out of this mess. For the past twenty years, you haven't said a word or lent me any of your abilities. Today, please help me, I'm running out of time and strength. I need to find a safe place to hide and I need your help, please." In my bid to beg and access my wolf, I failed to notice the ground beneath my feet. As I took another step forward, the earth gave way beneath me, and I found myself falling into a concealed ditch. "Arghhhhh," a startled cry escaped my lips as I tumbled into the darkness, the world spinning around me. I landed with a thud at the bottom of the ditch, my body and head aching from the impact. Disoriented

but maybe not She hesitated, debating internally whether or not to follow the other fork. Just when she was about to decide whether to choose the right route and go back to where they had come from, a loud shout suddenly rang through the tunnel, followed by several more voices "Ah...shit…" She whispered under her breath. Looks like someone noticed that we left Without hesitation, she dragged Gerald and Eric along, dashing forward. She could hear the approaching footsteps gaining ever more speed, forcing them to run faster. As they passed by the mouth of the tunnel, she saw the lights of torches glowing in the distance

That night of our planned escape, Kadeem and I get as far as a ditch a few miles outside of town. "Why?" "Just do it!" If Kadeem wanted someone to temper him, he found the wrong girl. He’s a new song I can’t stop listening to and I want to memorize every note. I want to close my eyes on the bridge. I want to belt out every word. He jerks the wheel and the car hurdles over, before the brakes tighten and it lumbers into the ditch alongside the deserted road.

I waited for what he had to say. “I’m sorry,” he said at last. “But, you will have to promise me you wouldn’t do anything like this again.” I shrugged. “I might not.” He frowned slightly. “It’s not up for choice. This cannot happen again,” he said firmly. He was right. What I did was stupid. I had been so out of touch with reality, and I was angry and bitter with all. Only God knows when I fell into he ditch in the alleyway. It was not the way to go at all, and if those bad guys had been there, they would definitely take advantage of the situation, and that would really hurt me.

It was becoming a normal routine too fast. I knew I should not have gotten too attached to his touch. Groaning in disappointment, I sat up against my headboard and with a pout, I picked up my phone to scroll through. Somehow, I found myself scrolling through my contacts and I only stopped when I spotted Dice's previous number. He changed it immediately after he disappeared. I dialed the number still, even if I knew it wasn't working, then listened as the call went to voicemail. I bit my bottom lip sadly, blaming myself for not getting his current number. Would he give it to me, though?

The voice starts again. A text from Jaxon pops up in my phone abruptly. His mother has been kidnapped and he needs help. He says I should meet him somewhere along the street of their company. I hit the car at the highest speed. But right before I corner into their street, I lose my grip. The steering shifts and I almost drive into a ditch. “Nathan!” Jaxon knocks on my window. “What's up man. Why the fvck are you in a ditch?” “Nothing…just…hop in.”