He's Never Failed Me Yet Novels & Stories

He stumbled forward, shouting at the window, "Rabbit… Little rabbit… Cathy! You said holding this would make the pain fly away! Don't you remember at all?" I jumped back, startled by his sudden appearance. Looking at the man with bloodshot eyes, I instinctively stepped away. "Sir, you scared me. Please leave immediately, or I'll call the police." Theo froze. He stared at the unfamiliarity in my eyes. His last thread of reason snapped. Then he laughed, softly at first, then hysterically. "You forgot everything… Hahaha… It's gone. The pain is gone…" I couldn't bear it and closed the window.

The crowd erupted into chaos. Theodore's face turned ghostly white. He pointed at the screen, completely losing his composure. "Who did this?" "Me," I said calmly as I stepped out from backstage with a faint smile. "Mr. Wesley, you always said you weren't good with words and liked leaving things half-finished. I just helped you say what you couldn't. Why are you upset now?"

His love is overflowing. "I'll never hold back again," he says. "Promise? Promise me you'll never hold back? Promise me you'll never let fear silence you? Promise me you'll never let the past control you? Promise me you'll never let anyone tell you you're not enough? Promise me you'll never let yourself believe you're unworthy? Promise me you'll never let yourself give up?"

"If you'll forgive me, I'll do anything. Please, don't leave me." Seeing him like this reminded me of how humble he'd been when we first met. Once his pack grew powerful, he'd put himself on a pedestal. I hadn't seen him this low in a very long time. The restaurant had gone quiet. His sobbing drew stares from every table. Weston returned from paying and picked up my bag. "Joey, ready to go?" At the sound of Weston's voice, Theo's head snapped up. The grief in his eyes turned to fury.

He almost pleaded with him to stop as he was already suffocating. "This is where you abandoned her," he mocked him. Jason who by this had already lost his inner battle to forget about Jenni. All the things that happened that day flashed in front of him. It should have been him. He should have died instead of her. He should have protected her. But he didn't. He failed. He failed as a brother. A loud laugh echoed. He looked up to see him laughing. Distress. He wanted this to stop. He tried harder to get away but wasn't able to.

Talk about the embarrassment from the dude. There was no sight of him here. I would have gone away but the strong feeling of the pull was the only reason I have not walked away yet. It was as if it was telling me to be calm, citing that he was around here. But if he indeed was, then why has he not shown up? Goodness me, I sound like I planned to meet up with him here. D More like a fucking desperado. “Who is that?” the almost loud current of his voice suddenly gets into my hearing but I flinch because it was unexpected after not seeing him there for a while.

I told him, annoyed. "Fine, whatever you want Em." He said as he sat on the ground taking off his shoes. He was getting on my nerve with his attitude. I didn't want to ask him anything about what happened anymore. In my head, I was the only person there for a minute, with the song 'Loved by you, by Kirby' playing. I eventually acknowledged Tristan's presence.

Likeable 1 > 0 Just to close his eyes, ignoring another beep of the hologram on the screen in front of him. **Meeting the stranger failed

He’d disappear for hours, then show up outside my place slurring “I missed you.” I let him in every time. Because when he was sober, he was sweet. He held my face in his hands like I was fragile. He told me he saw a future. He even met my parents once, told my dad he was going to look after me. Looking back now, I realize he never said love. He said need. There’s a big difference. One night, everything cracked. He left his phone unlocked while he went to the bathroom. I hadn’t planned on checking it, but something in me didn’t trust the way he’d been acting — the way he always flipped his phone screen down.