If You Could See Me Now The Script Novels & Stories

When she saw that her plan to erase all traces of her existence still hadn't been completed, she frowned. The moment her hands touched the keyboard, the phone with her old SIM card—now in Evan's hands all the way over in Alterra—suddenly started ringing. As Evan answered the call in front of the cameras, the tech analysts began tracing the signal off-camera. Filled with hope, he said carefully, "Honey, I knew you couldn't bear to leave me." But in the next second, the only thing the live stream viewers saw was thick smoke engulfing the screen.

“Come for me, baby.” Cal’s whole body locks up, he throws his head back and comes untouched, stripes of white painting Jonah’s stomach and chest. The sight is so hot I actually whimper. That’s when they notice me. Jonah’s eyes snap to mine, dark and hungry. “Morning, princess.” Cal turns his head, grinning wickedly even as he’s still trembling. “Enjoying the show, Mia?” I can’t even form words. I just nod like an idiot. Jonah reaches out, grabbing my wrist and tugging me closer. “Get over here. We’re not done.”

“This ends now.” ***

Not ghosts. Actual people. They were walking around, talking, laughing, carrying things, and everything looked normal again. My mouth fell open. “Wait… wait… wait…” My eyes landed on a little girl holding her mother’s hand. The girl looked at me. And smiled. I froze. She could see me. I blinked. She was still smiling. I screamed and ran to the naked woman. “WAIT! THEY CAN SEE ME!” She nodded calmly like this was normal. “Yes.” I pointed wildly. “THEY CAN SEE ME!”

"Bonnie, listen to my voice, baby." My vision starts to clear up but I'm struggling to breathe, still struggling to talk. I haven't seen their faces so how can just hearing their voices take me back to that place? "Bonnie, come back to me, sweetheart. That's it, listen to my voice, come back to me." My vision finally completely clears and all I can see is my mate standing in front of me, his eyes full of worry meeting mine and that's enough to pull me back to the now.

Searching for me. I think about Mara with that man. The things she has seen. The things she has yet to see. I think about those other girls already sold tonight. And the barn the woman mentioned. I steel myself, open my eyes just as I'm straightened, lifted, turned quickly I stumble, dizzy with the rush of blood. For a brief instant, my mind plays a trick on me. Because what I'm seeing can't be real. It can't be him. But there, for the briefest instant before the spotlight shines in my eyes, I see Callahan.

I stand looking around. “Who?” I yell. “Leopold! He is right there! You don’t see him?” She screams hiding behind me. “No. Look at me.” I touch her temples and I’m connected. I can see what she sees. I turn and there the asshole is waving at me. “What the fuck! How are you here!” I yell.

I wanted to jump on him and strangle him, but then I would be asking for another thing. Calm down, Tessa, calm down. I said to myself. I breathe in and out. "C-can I see her?" I asked with my voice low. He raised his eyebrow. This bastard. "You're not going to add anything?" He asked. I looked at him confused. Oh.. "please.." I added. "Say the whole sentence together." He said with a smirk playing on his lips. "Can I see her, please?" "Sure," He smirked. "If you can find her."

My deskmate, Elaine Jenkins, was the kind of girl who was born with a sharp tongue. She loved nothing more than embarrassing me in front of everyone. When I showed up in a brand-new white shirt, she sneered, "Look at the country boy who finally made it to the city. Are you really that worried people will not realize how hopelessly tacky your taste is?" When I switched to contact lenses, she laughed. "Those eyes look like a dead fish's. Taking off your glasses is not going to magically turn you into a handsome guy." Then I won a prize in the math competition. She just rolled her eyes and said, "Please. Everyone knows he stays up all night grinding through problem sets. He practically worke

And I could hear the panic in his voice, even if I couldn't see him clearly through the blurred vision. The only thing I could see, and feel, was my naked body shimmering. "Finally!" Cressa screamed out. And then, we shifted.