Kata Menjauh Dari Kamu Mga Nobela at Kwento

“BECCA WAIT!, I CAN’T LOSE YOU, PLEASE I CAN’T” “You shouldn’t have lost me kat but I’m afraid you just did, don’t get me wrong, I love you, fuck! It might take a while to get used to not texting you or calling you or being around you but we’ll meet someday, somewhere far away from here, when you’re settled and finally free, I will find you but for now let’s just forget we ever existed” My heart sunk at her words, I took a step back as I stared at the only family I had left give me happiness on a platter of gold, someone who finally accepted me but without full acknowledgement.

I said. Kate nodded her head. "I think that you are right too She was so distant towards me when we saw earlier today. Besides, she has been staying away from me for the past few days. I think she's already on to something I tried to get her to do some stuff with me but she didn't want to. I think that we just have to be careful around her from now on since you don't want go do what I said just yet" Kate said. I pulled Kate to myself and kissed her loudly on her mouth.

“Don’t push me away. Don’t run from me or us. We belong together, you know that. We’re mates. We can make this work and find happiness again. Just give me a chance, please.” I pulled my hand away, feeling a surge of anger. 'Don’t touch me,” I snapped, shoving him aside. "Don’t you get it, Kai? We’re over. We’re done. There’s no ‘us’; there’s no ‘we’. It’s only you and me. And I don’t want you back. I don’t need you in my life. The children and I are better off without you."

“But still… I have to go.” Kai leaned back, nodding slightly. “It’s noble, I’ll give you that. But are you sure this is a good idea? Remember, you’re—” “Banished. Yeah, I know,” I interrupted. “I’ll keep my distance, Kai. Even if it’s from afar, I’ll be there.” Kai tilted his head, a faint smile tugging at the corners of his mouth. “That’s actually… thoughtful.” I shrugged, the resolve firming up in my chest.

But the context of the text wasn't something he was hoping to see. 'Since you don't want to even breathe in the same air as me, I will stay away from you. There's no need for you to stay somewhere else when the room actually belongs to you. I am sorry for what I said, I shouldn't have. But since you are not even willing to see me just so I could apologize to you, I will keep my distance from you, you don't have to try yourself. P.S. Don't try to find me. Yours,

We talked about the old days—turning over photographs, one by one. Each picture carried a memory, and the memories never seemed to run out. The moon slowly began to set, and my body started to turn transparent again. "Greyson," my voice was fading. "I have to leave now. The Moon Goddess is calling me." He frantically tried to grab my hand. "Don't go! Stay with me a little longer..." I smiled gently, my body beginning to drift upward, out of my control. "Millie, let me hold you one last time," he cried out.

"We should end this relationship as early as now. I have to go." "If you turn your back on me, expect that I will no longer follow you. Catherine, you are not the only one who is reaching their limit." "Karl..." "If you leave now, expect that I will no longer follow and try to persuade you. Leave if you want. I don't care anymore." "I..."

This time goodbye is really goodbye. "I need to make a call." "I will be back just now." I get to the room only to find that Luke has tried phoning me a couple of times. I need to get this over and done with; I need to tell him I am not coming back "Hey, gorgeous." "Hey Luke" "How far away are you still?" "I am not coming out that way." "You staying with him?" "No, I already left there." "Where are you then?" "Somewhere close to the city."

The gentle tug of ropes binding my wrists to the bedposts sent a new wave of panic flooding through me. Frantically, I reached out, trying to mind-link Kayden and Jayden. But there was a void, an emptiness. It wasn't that they weren't there; it felt like they were miles and miles away, just out of reach. Their distant feelings were like soft echoes, a vague reassurance that they were okay but far, too far from me.

I startle Kate who had forgotten I was near. Suddenly Sam, Adam and Jack are beside me trying to drag me away from my mate. I shake them off, “Would any of you walk away from your mates in the same situation? Would you?” I yell at them. They all look down before Adam looks me in the eye, “They need you to just step away from the door. That’s all. Give them a bit of space. We can wait right here, you will not be far,” Adam promises me.