I Got A New Life You Would Hardly Recognize Me Novels & Stories

He smiled loudly, he outlined a victorious expression. "From the moment I turned it into my chalice, I gave you part of my life, you now live to serve me, everything you were ceased to exist, you ceased to exist for humans" "This is a lie!" "Why do you think I'm lying to you?" He smiled and looked at me "do you remember your parents? What were you from? Do you remember your past life?" That said, I exerted an immense effort to try to remember who I was, and I didn't remember anything at all, I just remembered my name and how I died, what I was, or about my relatives I don't remember anything at all.

As I closed my eyes one last time, I made a wish. "If there's a next life, I wish to never meet them again."

“Well then Mike it is.” I took two apples out of the basket and gave one to Mike. “You know what Mike. Starting tomorrow I’m taking my life back. I've been scared, hateful and I was probably a bit rude to a few people since… since I lost my family. I’m still confused but I need to try instead of being a bitch about it. New world, new beginnings, new people… New me.”

This life's go no escape, Go hard until I can't see straight, Sunlight burn in' my eyes, How the fuck am I still alive? (Oh, oh, oh, oh, whoa)

He was quite good-looking. But... Why was my phone wallpaper a picture of someone I didn't recognize? How strange. My finger unconsciously swiped across the screen. That handsome face with its gentle smile disappeared. It was replaced by the phone's default starry sky image. I looked at it for two seconds, then casually tossed my phone onto the infirmary bed. The phone hit the soft bedding with a muffled thud. The screen flickered twice, then went completely dark. Looking at my heavily bandaged arm, I sucked in a sharp breath.

Diane asked her former friend, her resolve to act like she didn’t care about all this, crashing. The whole thing was just too painful and she was having such a hard time believing it or adjusting to her new reality. “Oh, please! Don’t act like a martyr when you’re no saint. You didn’t think that the tables would turn and that one day, I’ll be the one who is desired instead of you, did you?” Nicole spat, “Huh? I don’t understand.”

His company was gone, and so were his friends and reputation. He lived alone in a rundown rental on the outskirts of the city. Half the paint had peeled from the walls. The windows wouldn't close properly, and during the winter, the cold wind found its way inside. No one in the neighborhood knew who he was or cared. Every morning, he went to the local market and haggled with the vegetable vendors over a few pennies. During Mildred's medical parole, she fell seriously ill and was admitted to the hospital. No one visited her—not a single housekeeper, driver, or maid she had once ordered around.

Anything was better then what I have endured and what could have been my fate. “I am humbled to be able to chose a new life. I have never in my life felt as much love as I do from you and my new family. I am scared and excited what this will bring. My 19th birthday. The birthday I will be given a new life. The best present i could have ever hoped for.” I say everything really quickly. It kind of comes out jumbled, and odd, but I ment every word. I was just trying to hold myself from getting sick.

One different thing is my hair and I’ve also changed my name to Sarah. Seventh entry: I thought my clock had started ticking once again, I’ve gotten a new life, I’ve gotten a new hope , I had changed who I am so I’m supposed to be happy. How foolish I was! until that note came. Ned is here, he’s no more in Canada. My past has followed me down here and it has caught up with me.

After Miranda has broken my skull, I had to undergo surgery, changing my looks, and even dying my hair. At first, the excuse of a surgery was what I used. Now, I realised that I just didn't want anything that reminded me of how gullible I was in the past. A new face, a new life, and a new goal. And nothing was going to ruin that. Tearing my face from his gaze, I pointed to another room. “You should check the waiting room for the person you are looking for.” I said flatly, and turned around. I could feel his lingering gaze peering into my back.