I Was Just An Ordinary Lady Novels & Stories

That's how tired I was. I was awakened by the sunrise shining in my face. I open my eyes look in the direction of the light from the window, oh I didn't even close the curtain. That's how exhaustion did to me. I look at my wristwatch and see that it is still early. I ran to my room and take a shower immediately and change my clothes for work. After changing my clothes I decided to make a quick breakfast menu and eat it. I also put some in the bento box in case I still be busy today. I am already waiting for uncle ben to pick me up. It didn't take long when uncle ben arrived. I gotin immediately hoping this day would be easy. I arrived at the office earlier than usuall so I am not in a rash t

The second Izora made eye contact; they all dipped low in a coordinated bow, skirts flying like the wings of terrified birds. "Good morning, my lady," they chorused in the large bedroom in a clear, beautiful tone. Izora gasped and sat up so quickly she almost twisted herself in the covers. Lady? Since when am I a lady? She had been the one scrubbing floors, polishing shoes, and cleaning homes other than her own throughout her life. She had grown up invisible; nobody ever bent to her. Nobody ever stared at her with anything except pity or contempt. And now... this?

Nathan, still sitting on the bench beside the lady, felt a deep sense of empathy as she shared her struggles. He asked gently, "Why weren't you looking on the road when you were walking? It could have been dangerous." The lady sighed, her eyes reflecting a mix of weariness and worry. "I'm a single mom, you see. My daughter is seriously sick, and the doctor says she needs surgery. They won't proceed until I can gather a substantial sum of money for the operation. I've been lost in thoughts, trying to figure out how to make ends meet."

I was so surprised so I cursed because I did not know that there was someone here aside from me. "Sorry about that, I was too surprised. It is just slip of a tongue." I said shyly to the lady. " Don't worry about it, that is normal haha." She answered while laughing. The lady seems like she is in her early 40s but she still looks so beautiful in her gardening clothes. " Sorry again, Anyway ma'am I am Kiera nice to meet you," I said then bowed a little as a sign of respect. "I am Rosalinda, nice to meet you." She said with a smile.

What did she just say to me? "Are you seriously telling me that this little girl sitting on this bed can't walk or talk?" I freaked out. "That's just the truth Madison. She was not like this one she was born. I mean Zara used to be a normal kid, and she used to live a happy life until what happened" Lady Delia started.

Others moved more slowly, enjoying the calm weather after the rain. A young mother pushed a stroller carefully across the street while her little boy skipped beside her, holding onto the edge of her coat. A businessman stood near the corner, speaking seriously into his phone while adjusting the strap of his briefcase. Two teenage girls walked past laughing loudly at something on one of their phones, completely lost in their own little world. It was an ordinary day. An ordinary city. Ordinary people living ordinary lives. But standing there, watching it all through the glass, something settled warmly inside my chest. Because for me, this life no longer felt ordinary. It felt extraordinary.

It felt like medicine. I let myself be ordinary for a minute. I let the sun and the noise and the sticky orange juice be enough. For once, that was okay. For once, it was more than okay. It was necessary.

I squeezed my eyes shut to organize my thoughts and probably other possible options like leaving the country for a few days. "Drowning in your own thoughts won't change anything you know” My head snapped up so fast on hearing the voice of the lady that stood right beside me. Ivy. But her aura was different, her brown hair looked more shiny and she looked more sophisticated, full lips with a cherry red lip stick, obvious eye liner and an aura of a woman in her late thirties. “I like my new look too, pray it'll be a permanent one" she said as she slid casually into the seat opposite me as if I wasn't around the warehouse searching for her for hours

Just the two of them in the city at night — the streets ordinary and lit and completely indifferent to everything that had happened inside Wolfe Tower over the past weeks. Rain sat in the passenger seat and watched the city move past the window and felt something loosen in her chest that she hadn't realized was still tight. The ordinary streets. The ordinary lights. The ordinary people going about their ordinary lives inside their ordinary buildings. She had wanted to be more than ordinary her whole life — had felt the almost pressing against the edges of everything, had dreamed of running and never known what she was running toward. She knew now. But she also knew that extraordinary needed

The live stream chat box was in a frenzy, and the audience wished they were at the scene. "The one who threw the water was Madam, wasn't it? She's so cool! Can you get closer to them? I'd like to have a clearer view…" "Are they jumping into action right off the bat? Why is Madam soaked? Still, she reminds me of those enchanting mermaids that come out of the water. Madam is so pretty!" "She could've been an influencer who uses her face card to get rich and famous but she just had to go down the hard path and rely on her ability! Is there still hope for an ordinary person like me?"