I'm Nobody Who Are You Poem の小説・ストーリー

Was this the Luna Kayden wanted? Someone who couldn't ask for love. Couldn't show weakness. Couldn't have a mind of her own. Someone he could neglect when he pleased, scold when he pleased. I clutched the glass vial, my dry throat working. "I, Ella Gray…" The moment the words left me, my voice started to shake. I pulled in a few deep breaths, forced down the ache in my chest, and kept going. "…reject you, Kayden Ashford, as my mate…"

When my parents divorce, they agree that my brother Zane Powell and I will each live with one of them for a year at a time, switching back and forth. But every single year, when it's time to switch before school starts, they always end up fighting over Zane. "Zane, would you like to travel with me over the Fourth of July?" My dad, Jim Powell, frowns. "Zane is staying with me this year. Don't get involved." My mom, Martha Zane, sneers. "I was away for work and left him with you for 17 days last year. I want those days back!" "It wasn't even a full 17 days. It was only 16 days and 8 hours." Zane sighs. "It would be great if I could split myself in half." After arguing for a long time, M

Only the overhead light remained, flickering like a fault in the wiring, on and off, on and off. The water kept falling. Each drop sounded like rain leaking through the roof of that old warehouse. I heard my mother calling to me. "Evelyn, crawl toward the outside." "Don't look back." I bit down hard on my lower lip. The taste of blood spread through my mouth. I could not fall. Not yet. There were still people outside waiting to see me humiliated. Matt was still standing there, waiting for me to bow my head and surrender. I felt my way toward the corner.

The werewolf who had nothing, yet still swore he'd give me the world. Now, all I saw was a hollow werewolf with a puffed-up title and nothing real to show for it. But that was just as well. That chapter had ended long ago. There was no need to open it again. After all, I was about to have my second pup.

I should've listened to my grandma when she warned me about him. Finally, the door of my compartment opened and Sammy stood behind a man in black coat. “Welcome to America, Ms. Nwosu,” the man in black coat drawled. “Who are you? What do you want from me?” “I'm Mr. Nobody. Your boyfriend here is owing me a huge sum of money, so he brought you in exchange.” My gaze shifted to Sammy. “You monster.” I spat. “It's OK to feel emotional, Ms. Nwosu.” Mr. Nobody pulled out a stick of tobacco. A man emerged from the shadows and lit it up for him.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Niga byeonhan geonji (niga byeonhan geonji) (Is it you who changed (Is it you who changed)) Animyeon naega byeonhan geonji (animyeon naega byeonhan geonji) (Or is it me (Or is it me)) I sungan heureuneun siganjocha miwo (I hate this moment, this time flowing by) Uriga byeonhan geoji mwo (We are changed you know) Moduga geureon geoji mwo (Just like everyone you know)

he said. “I mean it is not like anybody will step forward to save a nobody like you,” he added with a mean chuckle. The tears stung at the back of my eyes. It felt silly, my need to cry because he had called me a nobody. I should not care, I already knew that fact already, I already know that if I ever needed help nobody will stand up for me, I already know about my status as an abandoned child, as a nobody so why does his words hurt so much? Why do I care what he thinks? I tried my best to keep the tries from falling, but I knew I had lost that battle when my lips began to quiver.

He waited. I curled into myself a little more. “I don’t know where I come from. I don’t remember who loved me before any of this. I don’t know if anyone is even looking for me. I keep thinking there’s nothing out there for me. No family. No place that feels familiar. Just empty spaces.” The words came out softer than I expected. My voice didn’t shake, but it felt thin, like it didn’t know how to carry weight tonight. “What if there’s nobody left?” I asked. “What if I’m just… here. And that’s it.”