I Can T Novels & Stories

I won’t let this place break me. I can’t.

I can’t hold it in much longer. I kind of snap.

Something I might not be ready to face. ***

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It can’t be. It’s not possible.

A sin I can’t stop myself from committing. ***

Can I? Never.

I stopped in my tracks as James crawled on his knees toward me, rubbing his hands together anxiously. "Everyone on the Internet is attacking me right now—I don't even dare to step outside. Please, help me out, will you? "Just clarify things online, tell everyone it was all a misunderstanding. If you won't do it for me, do it for our child!" His face lit up, as if he had just found his trump card. "That's right, the baby! Layla, you wouldn't want our child to grow up without a father, would you?"

To fight. But I can’t.

She pulled away, noticing my reluctance to give her a response. "You didn't return any of my texts, Ariyah, what's wrong?" She scanned her eyes through me. I hated for her to walk away like Jane, without knowing the cause of my silence. I breathed heavily, not knowing what to do. I pulled my phone put and typed aggressively, ignoring her worried face. *I'm sorry but I can no longer talk to you. I have decided to be a mute for the rest of life.* I speed texted her, a little bothered by what she would say.