It Would Be Great If You Didn't Exist Novels & Stories

"A wife is someone you keep at home, someone steady and low-maintenance. But for something like watching a game, the real thrill is being there with someone who actually gets it. Brynn is so dull. She can't even tell what offside means. Watching a match with her is torture." "Reid, don't say that about her." A sweet, delicate voice cut in. It was Nola. "She's definitely going to be upset when she sees that post. Maybe you should just delete it so you two don't end up fighting when you get home. I'd feel terrible if that happened."

I just can’t bring myself to finish that line of thinking. “I understand,” Zach whispers with a slow nod. “I’m grateful you will not destroy it, at least not deliberately if the worst should happen,” he says. He is quiet for a while, contemplating something in his mind. Then, after a moment, he says, “it would be really awkward for life to have been created, and yet not to experience the world at least once.”

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”

Only great people like you will be able to appreciate the incredible person you are. Don't allow small people to diminish who you are, don't allow people without the will to live to take away your own will to be more, to live your own immensity. There is still a lot to happen in your life, a lot of immense things, a lot of things full of purpose – value this life you have and leave others aside.

“I just hate the fact that you exist.” I suck in a sharp breath. She steps closer, her gaze ice-cold. “If you weren’t here, I wouldn’t have to deal with all these problems. If you never existed, things would be easier.” A tear slips down my cheek, but I don’t wipe it away. The pain inside me is too heavy. It crushes my chest, suffocates me.

“That’s a real shame.” “If it were just the photos, it’d be no big deal,” she said with a soft sigh. “But I lost something much more important than that.”

His voice seems far away. I looked at him and he is still lost in watching the sky. “ I don’t feel alone. I never am.” I whispered. I firmly believe this. Zander doesn’t love me. Sure it hurts. My friends are liars. I get it. But I am not alone. I have my family and they are everything to me. He turns to look at me and he smiles softly. “ You are like a light, I guess.” “ Light?” I frowned. “ Like sunlight. You brighten things up.”

But I do not want it to go away yet. “If it goes away, it would leave me so weak.” It would leave me so weak.

Which is as pathetic as you would think. I’m leaving for college soon, and I don’t know if I’ll ever see you again. I don’t know if our paths will ever cross, but I wanted you to know how much you meant to me, even if you never knew I existed. I wanted you to know that you made a difference in someone’s life just by being you.

She is a plague! “You are stronger than this,” Kelly says calmly. “PLease , just be a little more patient , wait a few more moments and we'll be back. I promise. But you need to understand everything. You need to know how this world would have been without us in it.” And that got me. What would the world look like without me in it? Am I really that important in this huge world? I'm just a drop of water in a huge ocean. And as soon as that thought crossed my mind the scene changed.