I'm Not Okay With This Season 2 Novels & Stories

Susan sat on her worn-out couch, the flickering light of the television casting shadows across her face. The air was thick with tension as she scrolled through her phone, her heart racing with a mix of anger and betrayal. Sebastian had moved on too quickly, flaunting his new relationship on social media. The sight of him laughing and smiling with someone else felt like a knife twisting in her gut.

“I don't need a nurse, Elena. I don't need a girl who treats me like a dog with a broken leg.” Did he know this was coming? Was that why he’d pushed me away with such venomous force? Or was he currently sitting in his perfect house, looking at the same feed, realizing that the girl he claimed "ruined his system" had actually just ruined his reputation? A sharp ding cut through the buzz of the group chats. It was a different tone. The one reserved for the restricted, burner numbers that had plagued my lock screen during the first week of the season. The ones that had stopped for nearly a month, giving me the stupid, naive impression that whoever was watching us had finally grown bored and mov

He looked at me steadily. "I want to begin the rejection process. The Full Moon Season begins this week. I want us to use it to end this." End this? He really doesn’t care about me at all. I took a deep breath, keeping my voice steady so he wouldn’t notice the catch in my throat. "Listen, the baby's heart rate is unstable," I said, and my voice did not break, despite what I was feeling at the moment at the lack of sympathy or care from my mate. I was proud of that, in a distant way, for not breaking down.

“Then what is it?” Victor lifted his eyes slowly. And for the first time since Season 4 began— there was real tension in them. Not uncertainty. Not doubt. Something worse. Understanding. --- “They found the condition before we did.”

"Exactly. He's so good. He's just perfect as you describe him but no one is perfect. Either someone is flawed or fake" "Ila, you don't know him. So better not talk like that" "I'm just warning you, Jel. Be careful. I don't want you to be heartbroken–" Dammit! I turn off the TV and lie down. I was enjoying this series until this triggering scene came. It did trigger me. That conversation keeps buzzing inside my head. And I know I should not relate. It's just fiction and whatever I'm living with Sebastian is real. Yes, I decided that I wouldn't be so invested in him so soon but it's just so hard to do that.

“No, but you can make yourself useful by setting it up for us.” I think Victor will refuse, but he shocks me by nodding, and together we go to the living room where he sets up the television. I’m surprised to see there’s a N*****x account already attached to the television, so I take the remote from him and begin watching the third season of 2 Broke Girls because it reminds me of Soph who I miss so much. It’s her favorite show. Three episodes in and I know Madam C won’t be joining me when all she does is pass me my meal with a promise to return. Though I’m a little saddened by it, I’m too busy laughing to dwell on the sadness. I really love Max, she’s funny.

I informed her and she felt her own neck. "But what about the show? Trent, we can't just leave like that. It's unprofessional." "Fuck the show. They took their precious time searching for us because they aren't prepared for this, and because all they care about is your contribution to their rating. Maybe after this season, I will cancel it. Remember when—" I stopped myself before I could continue because I realized that she'd probably hope that my memory is back if she hears what I'm about to say. "Remember what?" She asked with confusion written all over her face and I just shook my head.

Because I was literally his assistant carrying files, but the internet doesn’t care about context. So now, to “control the narrative,” he decides we’re pretend dating. Pretend. Dating. As in: hand-holding, couple photos, and apparently, “practice confession scenes for authenticity.” I tell him it’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. He tells me, dead serious, “I need to perfect my delivery before Season 2 drops.” “Season 2 of what? Your emotional development arc?!” He doesn’t laugh. But the corners of his mouth twitch.

EPISODE TWENTY TWO THEME: The prodigal son MOON STONE FORTRESS Gabriella was getting tired of the gloom that surrounded the pack house. Everyone looked sad except Jayden and Claire of course and it seem like they do not have any worries at all. And it is more shameful that Jayden was acting so out of line even though he did carry out his duties well. He was too domineering for his own good. And Claire has refused to grow up.