I Didn't Do The Thing Today Novels & Stories

This is called dating, I realize, and that realization is kind of scary. Exhilarating, but scary. Yesterday, I cleaned his office. Today, it's not so much a deep clean. I just have to dust things and empty the wastebasket. Is it stupid that I didn't look for any evidence yesterday? I just cleaned up. I just didn't have the heart to do it.

"No work today?" I dropped the bowl in my hand and palmed my fists on the table. "Decided to take the day off and prepare something for the kids before they get back from school. You? You're home early." "Figured I shouldn't leave a certain woman of mine to play with her fingers all day long." "Oh yeah? I'm not playing with my fingers, Kurt." "Oh you're certainly doing that thing you do when you want to do something but don't know how to do it. Where's Cam?"

Just as I expected. A small crease forms between my brows before I smooth it away quickly. Whatever. Good. At least today, I can breathe. At least today, I can just be myself. No tension crawling under my skin. No burning stares. No emotional chaos. Just normal, and yet, as we walk inside the class, one thought lingers quietly at the back of my mind, refusing to fade. He didn’t call, didn't text…not even once. After everything that happened yesterday?

Whо саrеѕ whаt реорlе thіnk. I’m nоt gonna ѕhаvе today either. Thе оnlу thing I nееd tо dо is gеt mу hеаd on ѕtrаіght and mаkе ѕurе Carrie’s оkау.

Because if it wasn’t… I was completely cooked,and I'm not ready for that I prayed the next day would be better than the present one. But today is a day to remember I ticked my calendar.

But it badly hurts when you can't even talk to that special person on a special day. After the class hour, I came out of the campus and walked towards the metro station. As I got inside the metro, I realized that Adavan hasn't come today. That was great for me. I'm not feeling like to do anything today. I just wanna go home and lock myself in the room. *

he said but I didn’t respond. “So what are you going to do?” he asked when I didn’t reply. I shrugged. “I don’t know yet. I haven’t thought about it.” Then I realized what day it is today and I turned around to look at him and asked, “What is today’s date?” I asked. “July 13th,” and when he said that, I almost fainted. How could I forget this day? How much time went by? I could have sworn it was only six months ago.

The rest of the day couldn't have gotten any better. I practically had him in almost all of my classes so it was for sure that I couldn't get past the awkwardness. Nina had decided to skip school today, and I had no clue why. Maybe it was just a bad day for me.

I looked at Maddy who was starting the car. "I'm sorry," I said and she briefly glanced at me with furrowed eyebrows. "What are you apologizing for?" I shrugged. "We were supposed to have a girls' day today, but we can't because I'm not feeling too well." "Oh, come on. We can hang out some other time. Right now, you have to get some rest."

The events of last night played in my head over and over again. I wondered if I could have handled my outbursts better. Maybe if I had held back on the way I yelled, or maybe if I had decided to come home from the country club, that would not have happened. But I shook my head. There was no need crying over spilled milk. It was done already. I got up and decided to go for my daily routine. I went to the gym, lifted a couple of weights, but didn’t feel like I was doing it right. I called to my butler, and he showed up.