Kai Lan Cry Mga Nobela at Kwento

He pushed the door open— And froze. Ruby sat near the edge, curled in on herself, hair falling like a curtain around her face. Crying. Kai’s chest tightened painfully. He had never seen her cry. Not in the cafeteria. Not when Brielle humiliated her. Not when the rumors tore through the halls. Not even when he told her to stay away. She had stood tall through all of it. But now—alone, thinking no one could see her—she was falling apart. Kai stepped back into the shadows instinctively, heart hammering.

I glared at Kai, hard, while running my hand across Eli’s back to comfort him. “Really?” I hissed under my breath. Kai rolled his eyes and sat up fully, running a hand through his hair with a tired sigh. “Extra sensitive hearing besides I’m not a morning person,” he muttered before looking at Eli again. The boy looked like he was trying not to cry all over again. Kai groaned, exasperated, then dragged a hand down his face. “Alright, kid. If you don’t cry again for the rest of the day, i'll let you have some snacks this morning. Deal?”

Kai stuttered as his tears started to overflow in his eyes through his face. What he found out in front of him was his family's dead body lying on the ground while their hometown was covered with fire. "W-Who did this!?" Kai shouted with a red face, popping vein on his temple and strained neck. He pants hard as he stood up with a shaking body. "AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!" He screamed in pain, face facing towards the sky, clenching fists, popping veins, wide mouth, closed eyes, and tears dripping on his cheeks.

Liam left and his boss sat down on a chair in front of me. "I realized I didn't introduce myself. I'm Kai Xiao", He said with a smile. It only increased my fear. His face screamed innocence. He reminded me of Nigel and I bursted into tears. Kai wasn't surprised, I couldn't stop it and I wept profusely. He didn't tell me to stop crying, he didn't even look at me. "I understand why you're crying", Kai said. "I didn't think you would jump, it was thrilling. I had to jump in immediately." Kai said still not making any eye contact. "I'm sorry I interrupted the sharks' dinner." He apologized.

I felt my heart sink as my eyes widen and my mouth fell. “You no longer take me to creche, you don’t touch neither me or Kalo all you do is leave after dad and come back before dad comes home,” Eight explained. His voice was filled with sadness and worse disappointment. “Sister Rosie is the only one who loves us,” “Don’t say that!” I snapped, causing Kalo to start moving. “You don’t mean what you are saying, you are just a child.” His eyes widen as tears creeped down his cheeks. “I’m not leaving you behind, just like I promised,”

They had nothing to do with it. Thier only crime was being born into my family. I couldn't read Kaya. The day before the party, I was wondering why she was crying indifferent to the fact that Lana was missing and it upset me greatly that she was being insensitive to it but after I saw her down in the dungeon, I knew that it affected her. She was just trying not to get emotional about it. When Nora flung the door open and walked in, I thought something had happened. “She’s crying.”

The metal knife clattered onto the cold tile floor, sliding under the counter. Elena collapsed right into Kai's arms, her entire body shaking with violent, uncontrollable sobs. She gripped the fabric of his shirt so hard her knuckles turned white, letting out a loud, gut-wrenching wail that echoed off the empty kitchen walls. "Mom, please look at me!" Kai cried out, pulling her close and holding her head against his chest. "Please, stop crying! I'm here! I'm right here!" "How could you, Kai?!" Elena screamed through her heavy tears, beating her fists weakly against his chest. "How could you do this to us?! The video... the video is everywhere! Everyone is talking about it!"

Rohan gives me a look so eloquent it doesn't need words. "Eat your food," I say roughly. Kai comes back twelve minutes later, sits down, and picks up his fork like nothing particularly significant just occurred. "Well?" I ask, left eyebrow up. "She cried," he replies. Rohan and I both put down our forks simultaneously. "Not a lot," Kai says. "She held it together mostly. But her eyes went red and she kept pressing her fingers to the corner of them like she could push it back in." He moves food around his plate. "She's not doing this because she hates me, she doesn't even really know me. She's doing it because she thinks she's protecting the integrity of the program and she genuinely believes

I had never felt this vulnerable before and quickly tried to hide it. "Baby noooo! Hey, no, don't cry." Kai was at my side the second the salty smell reached his senses, hushing me in a voice more gentle then I had ever heard from him as he took my face in his hands, forcing me to look at him. That just did it for me. Suddenly I was sobbing and he was squishing my face into his shirt. What was I doing? I never cried! What was I even crying for?! My anger had been so consuming, how had that changed so quickly?

Mona didn't hesitate. She climbed against him, resting her cheek against his chest. His arms wrapped around her instantly. "You're safe." That was all it took. Mona broke. The first sob escaped so quietly Kane almost missed it. Then another. And another. Until her entire body shook against him. Kane's jaw tightened. He didn't tell her to stop crying. Didn't tell her to calm down. He simply held her. "Let it out, baby." Mona gripped his shirt.