Novel & Cerita Jika Dia Tidak Mencarimu

He sighed, “Ohh Siri..” “Please Pai. Don’t ask me to do more…You know I can’t..I can’t, if it’s not you.”

I was tired and needed to goggle search shelters we could go to. After recoveringher lost breath, Emily smiled. " How was it? Your meeting with Kaden?" " It was fine, I guess. I hope he shows up tomorrow", I sighed. Kaden doesn't want to work with me, I won't work with me either if I was Kaden. A sore loser like me. Closing my eyes, I thought of his words. ' you don't know me ' " I want to know you, I want to understand you", I whispered to myself.

“You’ll find her, Al, I know you will. She’s probably out there looking for you too.” Or maybe she just doesn’t exist.

They are quite aware of the consequences. And what about my faithful mate: my partner for life Maximus? Does he even care about me? Has he noticed my absence or has he already found my replacement? Did he return to Jina or did he find someone else? Maybe I'm wrong and he's actually looking for me out there. But if he is searching for me why hasn't he found me yet? For Goodness sake I am not so far. Two weeks now I've been under their noses! Thinking about it again and again, every moment of the day makes me scream in despair.

She surfed her eyes through the party, “Drop this and tell me, what about your girl? Did you meet her? Is she your mate?” Icarus’s usually emotionless eyes were clouded by melancholy, he sat down on the chair next to her and slowly said, “She is not here.” “What?” Kiara was shocked, “But me and Darren made sure to invite every single girl we know from this city. How is she not here?” “Maybe I don’t know her well enough.” Kiara was saddened by his tone, she immediately hugged him and said, “Hey! It’s alright. We will go and find her tomorrow, OK? Don’t be sad.”

Trying to open a mind link to him, but I can't connect to him even with how hard I'm trying, he just isn't there! Then where is he? He doesn't pick up or he can't pick up my mind link! He is still my mate I know I felt the tingles!

"Get up. Today's the day we get our marriage license. Don't tell me you forgot." I'd stopped expecting anything from him ages ago, but I played along. He was weirdly upbeat, talking nonstop once we got in the car. When I barely replied, he frowned. "What's with you? It's our big day—you're not even a little excited?" I turned from the window and looked straight at him. "If two people aren't in love anymore, what's the point of getting married? What if one day you wake up and realize you don't love me? What if you regret it?"

“Not so good. I’ve been to Europe this month. I was in every club and even went to school. Nothing not even a trace of him or her. I honestly don’t care what race or sex they are. I just want to find them. I keep thinking what if I don't have a mate or what if my mate is dead?" "I understand. It is hard, but we can't be stuck in the what if's in our life. We all know that if your mate dies before you met them then you get a second chance mate. Just stay positive. If anyone can find them it will be you. It's even harder knowing who your mate is but you can't do anything about it. I know you will find them. Just be patient. We are behind you."

She was sure he would. So I did what she suggested and called him. It went straight to voicemail. So I left one. “Hey it's Sophie, Umm I don’t really know what happened today, but I also don’t like the feeling I have about it. Can you call me back so we can talk? Ok, I will wait for your call. I love you, Bye.”

“This is the fifth place we have been too. How many more little fucking hiding places does your sister have?” I signed and walked towards a fallen tree that was being propped up by neighbouring timber. Lifting my nose to the air, I inhaled deeply, hoping to detect her scent, but there was nothing. Just like the other places we had visited. They were all cold and absent of any signs of her entity. Where the hell was she? I ducked underneath the wide old rotting oak and made my way through the clearing to a shallow stream that rippled underneath the moonlight. This place was picturesque, even in the night’s sky and so far from the sort of place I imagined Tia visiting, but it was yet another d