If Only I Had Told Her Movie Novels & Stories

She asked, and my heart burned in pain knowing she was right, I had absolutely no one, except my mother. “Very good. So start talking, Leah. Who is the man in that video?”

That’s why she decided to file for a divorce. “It’s nothing. I was just watching a very emotional Korean movie” she told me and I could immediately tell that she was lying but I just smiled and hugged her. How long was she going to lie to me? “What movie is that? You should cry because if a movie. If you want to then remember that non of it is real. They are all fictional.” I told her and she nodded with a sniff. “So did you meet with Rose this morning?” I asked her and she looked at me in surprise.

The waitress delivered our steak dinners, occupying us while we enjoyed the perfectly cooked meal. “I have a confession,” she said in a low voice. I felt like a knife had been stabbed into my gut. Was she going to tell me she’d slept with someone else while we were apart? I wasn’t sure I could deal with that. I wiped my mouth with my napkin and looked into her eyes, trying to get a hint about what she would say. “What?” I asked, hoping it didn’t sound gruff. “I’m nervous about the movie doing well and me becoming famous,” she said, letting out a big sigh.

She replies as she takes a seat beside me and grabs the bag of cheese balls from my hands. I stare at her with an open mouth and she throws me a kiss which causes me to roll my eyes. I begin to gulp down the content in my coca cola bottle when she speaks. "Tobi, please give me your phone. I snapped some pics on your phone and want to send them to mine. "She says and I hand her the phone to keep her quiet. I don't want any interruption when watching this movie. It's 'Coming To America 2' for heavens sakes!

"What's happening?" "You were dreaming, darling," she said, kissing me gently on the corner of the mouth. "You were talking in your sleep." "Oh?" I replied, "What was I saying?" "I don't know, I couldn't make it out." "Oh blast," I exclaimed angrily. "Can you remember what you were dreaming about?" she asked. "Z!" I replied. "Who?" he inquired. "The suspected al Qaeda contact in Islamabad." "What about him?" I looked at Sandra with tired eyes. "I fell asleep trying to work out the puzzle," I said."

>POV: Blаkе It’ѕ good tо see her. In a wау, I’vе bееn wanting to tеll hеr mу ѕtоrу ѕіnсе I fіrѕt gоt ѕоbеr. Of еvеrуоnе I knew in Cеdаr Rаріdѕ, ѕhе wаѕ thе оnlу оnе worth making аmеndѕ tо.

The emotions she kept hidden surfaced, mingling with the sea breeze. “I didn’t ask to be the eldest, nor to carry the responsibility,” Jill cried, her vulnerability laid bare in the quiet solitude. “I just want to be happy. If only I didn’t have this family. If only he fell in love with me. Maybe, then I would be truly happy,” she uttered in solemn reflection, her words dissolving into the vastness of the ocean, unheard echoes of a longing heart. “IF ONLY”

He immediately explained, "That's a mosquito bite. Gaby, after all these years of our long-distance relationship, have you ever seen me with anyone else?" I had believed him back then, even apologizing for being too suspicious. But now, he had become someone else's husband and was even expecting a child. The woman took the report from my hand and thanked me with a smile. When she noticed that I hadn't moved, she asked, "Are you here to see William too?" I nodded. "Then let's go up together," she said. "My husband's meetings always run long." The word "husband" hit me without warning, and a sharp pain pierced my chest.

I'm dead curious about what she has to say so I waited for her to add more to the first sentences she uttered. "No, I mean me being here, I was offered by Reid to be the cover of his new venture for the company, to launch Sta. Inez's beauty, I remember the days I spent in that paradise with Reid it so magical" What? I didn't know Reid and Liz are still talking? And Liz went to Sta. Inez before too? I manage to not display a frowning face for her, I fake a smile and said, "oh yes I heard, congrats, that's nice"

Some asshole named Bob had terrified her too. I knew that the conversation we had over the weekend hadn’t even come close to disclosing what happened to her, and last night had made it clear that I was right. What she told me hadn’t even come close to what had happened to her. I had been debating on how to find out how bad her life had been after I left, but now it was a necessity. I wouldn’t know how to help her overcome what happened if I didn’t know exactly what happened, and I didn’t think Naomi would tell me if I asked.