Kokobop Exo Lyrics Novels & Stories

Grandfather truly was the only person in this world who had ever loved me unconditionally. I took a deep, shuddering breath, wiping my tears away, and slowly lowered one hand to rest on my flat stomach. "I've got you," I whispered fiercely to my unborn baby. "I promise you, no one is ever going to abandon us or make us feel worthless ever again." I picked up my phone and carefully punched in the ten-digit number written at the bottom of Grandfather's letter. I held it to my ear, listening to it ring. Once. Twice.

Her lungs remembered the lack of air. Then she heard it. Giggling. Moans. The unmistakable rhythm of bodies in the supply closet. Same sounds. Same betrayal. Same dirty words falling from familiar lips. "...Didn't you tell me she was a dead koi?" Brooklyn's voice, heavy with satisfaction. "Keeping her? I'm just using her to get what I want, baby. You don't need to be jealous of her. Come on baby, get on your knees and let daddy treat you well!"

It was time for Marcus to know who the real Anna was. “Anastasia Bel Air!” Gabriel lifted the mic in midair and clapped, ushering me to the podium. I could hear Monalisse gasp loudly as the crowd parted into two for me to come forward. As I reached my destination, I hugged Gabriel and took the mic from him. My eyes remained fixated on Marcus and Monalisse who looked pale, with their mouths wide open like they had seen a ghost. I knew Marcus was the most shocked and without breaking eye contact with him, I placed the mic on my lips and allowed myself to revel in the moment.

Is this how the moon goddess wants my life to be? Why couldn't the moon goddess speak for me? I sobbed uncontrollably till my eyes became heavy. My head hurts me a lot as a result of how hard I'd been crying. I've never felt a pain like this before in my life. I never felt this hurt even when I lost my father. If it was only that I was betrayed, then it would have been better, but I'm going to die soon! I had a lot of plans in place for my life, but here I stand now awaiting the last command to be given for my execution. What would become of my dreams and plans? Would a miracle happen? Should I be expecting one? But how can a miracle happen when everything had been concluded and the judgment

“Boss, I was just trying to help.” “Get out."

Damon prompts gentle. "Now I want everything." I laugh at the boldness of the statement, feeling it resonate in my chest. "I want this life, this family, this improbable happiness. I want to keep building, keep growing, keep choosing you both every day. A year ago, I would have been terrified to say that out loud, afraid the universe would strike me down for hubris. Now it just feels... true." The city glitters below us, indifferent to our small celebration. Somewhere out there, millions of people are living their own lives, facing their own struggles, building their own versions of happiness.

"I've already knelt on my knees. I'm a man with dignity and presence. Why should I apologize? To some mere useless unworthy people?! Can't we just get rid of them?" "We're not gangsters, James. This country is governed by law," Kayden said in a warning tone. "We're so powerful. Who dares to cross us? Just bribe or threaten them. Won't that get the job done?" James carelessly said, playing on his PlayStation 5. He wasn't really giving Kayden much attention. The game sounds were loud too. "Die! Yes! Haha, can't defeat me!" James laughed as he took down the boss in the game.

A polite, unfamiliar female voice asked. I hesitated, my hand clutching the phone a little too tightly. “Y-yes… may I ask who’s calling?” “I’m calling to let you know that you’ve been selected as the new personal assistant to the CEO of COLE GLOBAL HOLDINGS.” I froze for a moment, the words sinking in. My mind raced, excitement, disbelief, and a tiny pinch of anxiety all colliding at once. A laugh of relief and pure joy escaped me before I could stop it. This… this was the opportunity I’d been waiting for, and finally, it felt real.

Mingyu made the emphasis. “Loser oetori sen cheokhaneun geopjengi.” To complete the insult, JB sang Big Bang’s song, my life anthem out loud that his vocal cords nearly gave up. So much for trying to be supportive “Thank you all for the support.” Firing them an equal sarcasm, I collapsed on the floor again.

Everyone would feel the same. “You’ve got that smile, that only heaven can make. I pray to God every day that you keep that smile..” Next to You by Chris Brown suddenly played in the air. “Sorry..” Kaye smiled shyly, unlocking her phone. The song, which is her message tone, stopped playing when she read the text she just received from someone. “What?” “Why? What’s wrong?”