Josh Allen Crying Novels & Stories

He's slowly realising that this is his life, and he's accepting it. I'd given up trying to let him understand that it's ok to cry when he'd told me that there are a lot of people in the world who go through worse and that he's just thankful to be alive. I'd gone home and cried later that day. Josh is a very special kid.

But unfortunately for Evelyn who still hoped for some miracle, Josh slumped to the ground suddenly, holding on to his stomach which twisted in pain and just like the other girl, he retched out thick blood spurring it onto the floor. Sweat beads rolled down his head as he let out a painful cry and all she could do was to watch. The tears dripping down her eyes watching the horror that unfolded in front of her. Xander smirked at the reaction from Josh, he was meeting his end and even he knew it. He sat back watching the scene play out. Not a hint of remorse from him. Evelyn stood, her legs weak and with slow steps she attempted to rush to meet him but met the ground again.

, I trailed off as the tears in my eyes flowed freely. “Mommy your crying”, Kelsey said dropping the necklace I'm coming to stand by my side. “Mommy why are you crying? Don't cry mommy”, Kelcie said, concerned. “Mommy is fine, baby. I'm just so happy I can't find words to express how happy I am. That's why I'm crying my baby”, I said embracing her and crying a little longer. “I'm happy you like it”, Josh said after some minutes. “I more than like it, Josh”, I said as I walked over to him and embraced. As I did, he held on to me like he had been longing for this, like he needed this.

Added Joxer casually. "What?" Both I and Allen blurted out in shock.

Apparently Josh hears my cry and turns around to see me standing there, eyes full of tears. “Are you okay?” He turns off the stove and walks over to me. “What am I saying, of course you’re not.” He reaches around me and pulls me into his chest. “I’m so sorry.” I mumble through the crying. “Sorry for what Aria?” Dr. Josh has been nothing but considerate and caring this entire time. “That my life fell apart and you have to deal with this.” I feel my tears gushing down my face.

“She came out of her coma yesterday. The doctors told me she is now stable, and she is requesting to see me as soon as possible.” He sent his hands covering his mouth, his eyes crinkling with joy as he added, “Isabel, this is so incredible. I'm so happy. After all these years…” “Crush!” Jason couldn't get to finish talking before the plate that held the pregnancy test result fell to the ground and broke, making a loud clattering sound. A perfect representation of what my life just became in a matter of seconds.

Beta Glen asked and hugged her. Joey started to cry when she saw Allison crying. What happened to her daughter? Allison shook her head when she realized that her parents came to see her. She wiped her tears and replied, "Nothing, Mom and Dad." They looked at her carefully. "Why are you crying?" Joey asked. Allison was silent. "It's okay if you don't want to say anything." Beta Glen said. Allison shook her head. Her voice was hoarse. She replied with that broken voice.

Just a few minutes ago, she'd been telling Caleb these things, and now she's just walked away. My eyes burned with tears. I blinked angrily. I haven't experienced this feeling for a long time, since I was a child. I didn't even cry when Dad died. But seeing Allora run away, seeing her abandon me, when I was ready to open up to her, almost destroyed me. If Allora would run, let her run. "Josh, what happened?" What are you doing? I realized that Ruth was running towards me, her gaze scanning my entire body. I broke away and ran back to my own tent. I pulled on pants and a jacket. Ruth poked her head around the door.

"Where's Lora? She had a terrible allergic reaction that day. Is she okay?" The question hung in the air. I could not find the right words to answer, while Josh turned a ghostly shade of white. Fred was a sharp man. One look at our faces told him everything he needed to know, and his eyes immediately brimmed with tears. As Josh sobbed, he banged his head against the door. "I'm sorry, Dad! It's all my fault! If I hadn't indulged Selena all this time, Mom wouldn't have… "I'm so sorry!"

I wheezed, "if I drop dead from this stress, you'll inherit the whole damn money anyway." We locked eyes for a long, heavy moment—the world around us falling into a sudden, static silence. Then, without warning, Josh broke. He started to laugh, a deep, uncontrollable sound. He covered his face with his hands, collapsing back into his seat. "What's so funny?" I rolled my eyes. He couldn't stop. Between gasps for air, he managed to say. "I've just... I've never seen you this fierce." "Well," I snapped, "you're seeing it now."