Novel & Cerita Just Nothing

Twenty if the gods were smiling? I sat down on the sofa, feeling the cheap springs groan under my weight, and scanned the QR code on the sticky table. A brightly coloured menu popped up on my phone. "Coffee," I whispered to myself. "I need a gallon of coffee. Intravenously, if possible."

A storm of emotions churned behind his eyes, but the only words that made it out were, "It's been a while." I smiled. "It really has."

“ You don’t need to know all that stuff Elena, All I want is for you to be happy” “ And how can I be happy if I don’t know anything about you, I told you I wanted to meet your family, you bluntly refuse, I told you to tell me about Maya, you got mad at me, how am I suppose to have a simple conversation with you if I don’t know anything at all!”

This boy didn't have a stop button. But his face was blank, he looked normal and I sucked in a breath, trying to act emotionless too. "Is there a problem Kezie?" He asked quietly as he drew the map. I cleared my throat and picked up my pencil, "I have no idea what you are talking about." "You've been staring at me for the past five minutes, like you have something to tell me," He dragged and finally looked at me with those eyes, reading me, judging me. "It's nothing, everything is fine," I answered, and looked back at my paper, waiting for the class to end.

She then get up and went to her room. She emerge from her room and hold something in her hand. "Look it's a gummy bear!!" She said making me all smile. Yup! Gummy bear is the best food in the whole universe for me. I can't count how many packs of it I consumed everyday but its like it is part of me.

Alexander replied, trying hard to control his temper. "I honestly don't know anything about that email you had seen on my computer. You're my brother and besides all these fights for Sophia, you know that I love you and I can never want to kill you for a woman. I also know that you won't even think of that towards me" Andre defended. "Yeah....right. So the mail was just a prank, right? or some kind of game?" Alexander asked sarcastically. "I didn't send any email of such, I sware." Andre replied.

" Jack spent the whole day in bed. He didn't feel like doing anything or going anywhere. Each time his phone rang, he checked if it was Cindy and got disappointed. When he couldn't bear it anymore he switched off his phone. The night proved to be long for Jack. It was the longest he ever had. He couldn't get any sleep until the early hours of the morning. When he finally woke up in the morning, he decided to go to work. If he could keep himself busy, he wouldn't feel so miserable. He was also very hungry because he had not been able to eat any food the previous day. He found it difficult to focus at work and decided to call little Tim. Incidentally, Tim was out strolling with Cindy and left

"R-Remember when I told you that we need to get our clothes cleaned and ready for the competition?" Levi nodded, dreading what he was going to say next. "Somebody just splashed water and mud all over it!!!" There was no mud over his clothes for the competition. Levi could clearly see they were protected by the plastic bag it came with. But looking at his best friend, somebody just drove past him without caring what happened. If they did Emery wouldn’t be texting, "Help me!" Emery in fact texted Levi same message for situations that weren’t as bad as this but who could the latter for worrying.

Just the letter. Then, he left the room quietly to drop it into the small mailbox labeled Night. His heart thudded the entire way. — At exactly 9 PM, the speaker on the wall chimed to life with a soft ding, followed by the host’s cheerful voice. "It's 9 PM already, and I bet you're all excited to check your mailboxes!" "Since it’s just the first day, and you might not know each other well yet, don’t be discouraged if your box is empty. Finding a partner takes time. So take it slow, have fun, and trust the process!"

Because for the first time. There’s nothing clear to focus on. Nothing defined. Nothing certain. “I don’t know how to fight this anymore.”