Lauren Spencer-smith Sad Forever Novels & Stories

"Good to see you too, Leo." "Seriously," Leo dropped his voice, leaning in. "Just watch your back tonight. Clara is unhinged. She’s been huddled in the corner with that investigative journalist from The Manhattan Ledger—the one she invited to cover the wedding. She’s trying to feed him something about your design studio’s debt." I lifted my chin. "Let her try." "Ladies and gentlemen," the master of ceremonies boomed through the speakers. "Please clear the floor for our core bridal party. To open the rehearsal celebration, we welcome our maid of honor, Ms. Hazel Sterling, and her fiancé, Mr. Axel Blackwell."

He tells me to take all the time I need, which from him means call me back before anyone else does, and we hang up, and I sit at my kitchen counter with my coffee going cold and four days gone out of thirty and absolutely no closer to an answer than I was a week ago. Four men in six days. Damian with his memo. Kai with ten years of silence breaking open in one sentence I still haven't fully recovered from. Theo, who quoted my grandfather back to me like a ghost and then told me to go looking for something in the will that Mr. Okafor never mentioned. And now Marcus, offering himself up like a foregone conclusion, like the only reasonable ending to a story he's been quietly writing since I was

He queried, and murmurs arose as everyone nodded with teary smiles. “Oh, Damien…” Madison muttered within herself, a tear sliding down her cheeks at long last. She wasn’t the only one crying, though. The rest of the room was filled with tears, too; Her mother was openly weeping alongside Gina and Micheal too. As for Damien’s mother, her face was contorted into a bittersweet smile as she watched her son, and she had a napkin in hand, dabbing at the end of her eyes. Who else wasn’t crying? Was it Alvarez? Was it Mason? He was trying so hard to keep his cool, but Madison could see him sniffing. He was indeed touched.

Angel hadn't been able to believe that Alex was so mad at first but had no choice but to believe it when Alex had let Romero know in no uncertain terms that Valerie was off limits. Sarah got up to see if it was Valerie she'd heard, partly out of curiosity, and partly because she was sick of working on her paper. When she walked in the room, she saw Valerie sitting on her bed going through her phone. She looked up, and Sarah could see she'd been crying. Her eyes were all puffy, and her nose was bright red. One side of her mouth went up in a sad attempt to smile, then she shook her head and wiped a tear that rolled down her cheek.

But I didn't bother to spare them a glance. Through the Ferris wheel, I took in the city I'd lived in for the past seven years. Selena scooted over to me and whispered, "Isn't the view gorgeous? I love Ferris wheels. When my dog died, I was so depressed that I wanted to take my life, so Andrew brought me here to cheer me up." I tried not to listen, look, or care. But Selena's constant jabs were needles to my heart that made it throb so hard.

Axton didn’t finish his question, but both Andrea and Sierra knew exactly what he was asking. Andrea’s smile faded, and her eyes turned empty. Moments later, she lowered her head to look at Sienna, who was peacefully sleeping in her arms. “I’m sorry for telling you this on your happy day. I didn’t want to ruin anything, but I wanted to let you know that Mr. Smith passed away last night, and the funeral is in four days. I don’t know where to go because I’ve lost my direction. So, I came here.” She looked up, meeting Sierra’s gaze.

She found old Khram as kind as her mother, and remembering her mother made her sad that she prayed to escaped as soon as possible. "By the way, let's go to my cave," Old Khram pulled her hands. And she let her sat on the stone that was made as her sit. "Let me fix your hair, young lady," she said and combed her hair. "Wow, this place was beautiful," she said because she can see diamonds sparkling in her cave, they were shining like the sun. "Yes, it is. That's what humans wanted to get before, and they killed my daughter and son," she sadly whispered and Azhea got stunned. She was speechless and felt sorry for what happened.

"He says things are changing." "Things are always changing in this house, but the result is always the same," Harrison said. He reached out, surprisingly, and placed a hand on my shoulder. It wasn't an affectionate gesture; it was a warning. "I have seen girls like you before, Sasha. Girls who thought they were special enough to survive the Grants. They don't. They don't even get to leave with a story. They simply... disappear. No records, no footprints, nothing." A cold shiver raced down my spine. The word disappear carried a weight that made the air in the hall feel thin.

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Maya gripped his arms as another cry came out of her mouth. “He will forget about me soon,” she said with pain. “He will.” Grayson looked at her sadly. “Maya, Jordan made sure that Spencer will not forget about you when he thought you were dead from that accident years ago,” he pointed out lightly. “He kept your memory alive with him. He never said to Spencer that you were dead.” She shook her head, crying in despair. “He will forget me, Grayson,” she insisted tightly.