Novel & Cerita Keeping Up A Fear Ances

Anica looked at me and by the way, her hands trembling like she is fearing something. "Let Anica invest in our company and ask your woman to give our company some good words so that it will grow bigger. You know that your wife is not your wife for no reason, she is responsible for helping our family and if she declined. One post and then you make it to the headline." Anica bite her lower lip and for a moment she was lost in reality- staring at my phone without even blinking an eye. After the call, Anica wasn't able to talk. Still having that face of fear. Reminiscing our days here. I know exactly what she is scared about. She is a writer and if my grandfather releases anything that happened

“I know how it feels to be powerless and frightened all the time. I would not want people in this pack to live like that.” His eyes stayed on me quietly. “Kindness alone does not make people obey.” “I know,” I admitted. “But fear is not everything either.” A faint smile touched his lips. “Sometimes fear is necessary.” I frowned slightly. “Not all the time.” Jacob swirled the wine slowly inside his glass. “The strongest Alphas are the ones others fear disappointing. Fear keeps order. Fear keeps enemies away.” His voice remained smooth and calm but the certainty behind it made something twist strangely inside my chest.

“ What's wrong? what's bothering you?’’ “ Nothing.’’ I answered in a heartbeat. “Come on.’’ she spoke as she tilted her head with a smile. “ I know you. and I know what you look like when something is bothering you.’’ “ It's just that, all my life things have happened horribly. and whenever moment like this come it is always in preparation for something bad.’’ “Oh Alondra!’’ she said as she came to sit next to me on the bed. “ Your fear is valid. but you can't let it rule you. how you do things. you cannot let it go. We are all afraid of something. But what would use to do with that fear is what defines us. we cannot leave afraid for entire lives.’’

It wasn’t like she was going to go out and hail a cab or anything that afternoon, but after Atlas had so adamantly encouraged her to go out, the idea that Atlas told her to stay home made her heart clench. Cold fear began to settle in her gut again. She hadn’t felt this level of fear for a while now, but it was familiar. Anais had lived through it enough to know what it was. Maybe this would be what made Atlas decide that Anais wasn’t worth it. Maybe this would be the end of his patience and he would kick Anais out. He told Anais she had to stay for now, but what about later? . . TBC AUTHOR’S NOTE: Please leave gems or just one gem, if possible thank you <3

I was not strong enough to confront one of them not to talk of two. “If I may talk regarding this, your father, the great boss had his reasons…” Sammie said calmly. “Apart from safety reasons, it also helps in establishing hierarchy. Humans tends to fear things they do not see more than the ones they see. The fear of the unknown is a very great one. Anonymous used to be one of those names that I used to fear as well. It would have been better if his face remains a mystery but it has been shed here.” I shook my head in pity for myself. I had to be strong and if I lost this argument, it might be the end for me.

Their newborn son, a precious bundle of joy they had welcomed into their lives just a few months ago, had become the center of their universe. Annah continued, tears now flowing freely down her cheeks as she couldn't stop it. She had been living in fear all her life and she hated to think that soon, all of these fears would be actualized because she had a feeling that Michael was going to make good on his promise. She had seen the way he acted all these while and she was scared for their lives. "I can't bear the thought of something happening to him. Michael is ruthless, and with this war, I can't help but think he might try to hurt us through our baby."

Anne asked, feeling enraged. "never leave the subject alone for any reason until your shift is over", she was starting to shake as fear engulfed her entire body. "and if you have to?" "double the dose of the anaesthesia". " Did you do that?" "I'm so sorry, please forgive me. it would never happen again-I promise. I heard him talk. that was why I called you." Fear was already starting to eat her up on the inside, she could no longer calm the fear, she burst out with tears.. She knew what it meant to not do as Anne had instructed..

Even now—like he was still trying to understand her, not just comfort her. “That depends on what comes next,” he said. Her chest tightened. “That’s what scares me.” He gave a faint, almost knowing breath. “It should.” She let out a small, tired laugh. “Great.” But it faded quickly. Because fear— this kind of fear— wasn’t sharp. It didn’t spike and pass. It stayed. Low. Constant. A reminder that whatever she had started— was still unfolding. Behind her, Adrian moved closer. Not urgent. Not tense.