I Miss Everyone Novels & Stories

"I know this probably just sounds like whining, but - " "I don't think you're whining." The kindness in his voice nearly breaks me. The tears come faster, and I'm finding it hard to catch my breath. "I miss them," I say into his shirt. "My family. I miss them so much. And I miss having someone I can talk to, someone who's just there and knows all of my shit and who loves me anyway. I can't remember the last time I had a friend. A real friend." God, how pathetic and desperate do I sound? "I have no one. No one..."

"I didn't know about this gift. About what you had planned for me. But it found me anyway. Just like you always believed it would." My voice cracked. "I miss you," the words tumbled out. "Every single day. I try to be strong. To be the daughter you raised. The warrior Father trained. But sometimes I just want you here. I want your advice and your comfort." At that moment, tears filled my eyes, spilling over. "I lost everyone," I whispered. "You. Father. My brothers. All six of them. Gone in one night. And I couldn't save any of you."

Sadie might see you. A: I asked someone else to pick it up. Relief washed over me as I read her message. She wasn’t alone. At least that was something. A: I just wanted to see Mom… even from afar. I miss her. My heart sank. I understood all too well. I miss Mom too—every single day. And I know how much she misses us, especially Abbie. M: She misses you too. Every day. A: I’m sorry, Mia.

If anything, it just reminded me of everything else I’d screwed up. I missed Amanda. I missed her laugh, her smile, the way she’d look at me like I was the only person in the world that mattered. But I’d ruined that. I didn’t even know how to reach out to her, didn’t know if she’d ever want to talk to me again. I leaned back in my chair, closing my eyes and letting out a sigh. I felt empty.

Sometime she will yell at herself to be too dramatic. Evidently Gordon, a superhuman like him will never be interested in a pathetic human like her. Man like him will only want someone like her for fun, how stupid of her to think he likes her or that he would feel the same way she feels for him. But what she really feels for him she herself does not understand it. It is the first time in her life; she is feeling miserable by someone’s absence. All her life she has live away from her parent, and then her grandparents left her with her wicked aunty, she was sad but nothing more and then Philips betrayed her and she was forced to leave her friends for her safety, but nothing has ever make her f

“You, you really…ahh, Why are you so careless? Can’t you be a little careful even just for a while??” Hugging me so tight, I hug her back. It's really been so long since I last saw her. I missed her, and I miss my friends… but more than that, judging by how my life has become, it would be hard to be back to what we all used to be. “I missed you” Oh how I wish for things to be better… I really want for these problems to end… “I missed you too, but really, Kianna, you scared the hell out of me… I really thought I would have to bury Drake with her blonde lover… why the hell did you-“

One I don't want to remember and another I miss many times. I miss going out by myself, I miss seeing the bright sky, shining sun, people, gloomy flowers, going to the mall, meeting new people and my friends. Thinking about my friends….I am still thinking about Grace, ...how is she? What must she be doing? Maybe she has kids by now? Is she also blaming me for what happened with her family? Truth be told, I sincerely think that there’s no getting over losing a best friend, especially a best friend whom you’ve loved so much, was there with you through the best and the worst of times, and whom you’ve known forever. There’s no getting over it, at all.

I was Sofia De Luca, the only biological daughter of Marco De Luca, the most powerful Don. Then my parents adopted Celeste De Luca as my younger sister, and everything changed. My birthday party could be cancelled because she threw a fit. My place at the elite academy went to her. Even the ruby brooch my grandmother left me was taken away because she said she liked it. On nothing but Celeste's word, my parents branded me a traitor to the De Luca family and personally handed me over to a rival family as a hostage. I endured every kind of torment there. They toured the world with their adopted daughter and lived in luxury. They forgot me completely. It was only when Celeste finally caused a di

I turned her around to face me and all I could see was doubt on her eyes. Why isn’t she believing my words? “I miss you.It’s been really hard for me since you left.You’re on my mind every second of the day.I hate it that you’re not home with me.I’ve been sleeping in your bed because it smells like you,because I wanted to feel you in any way possible.I miss you.I miss us.I miss everything we shared.Being without you for weeks now makes me feel like a living corpse.It’s like my soul is away from me.Please give me a chance,Maliyah,please.”

“And it was paid. You are here ahead of me.” This was the first time I heard those three simple terms that nobody had ever told me before. “I miss you.” It was a sweet remark that a loved one, family, or friend told us to express their love and affection to us. Most human creatures of this world were familiar with this short sentence. Some might have heard this statement every day, and some were like me, who didn’t have a single person to tell them they were missed. Well, nobody told me until Gavin, who just expressed his feelings for me by just saying he missed me. I felt like I was reading his thoughts where there was so much left beneath this “I miss you” remark. And I felt that in my bon