Leaving Las Vegas Novels & Stories

I can't defy God's plan. Today is the day I start searching for a place to stay near where I'm going to university. Although it's difficult, studying is necessary for my future. I quickly wiped away my tears and immediately stood up and left the flowers on his gravestone. I smiled before getting dressed and fixing myself. "How about that! I have to go. I'll still visit you, don't worry. Bye! See you again!" I bid my goodbye and turned around and walked away slowly. I can only look for a place to stay today because school starts two days from now. I can't look for a place in the evening or in the afternoon because I'm also starting my part-time job that I applied for.

“Try to let Vince know that both Julian and Queenie are let out without making it too obvious.” “We’re about to watch a big show going on in Hong Kong and Las Vegas!”

Madison "Oh, before I forget!" I straightened up, remembering my upcoming trip. "I'll be heading to Las Vegas for work. But don't worry - Hazel's promised to check on you regularly while I'm gone." "Las Vegas?" Mom's eyes sparkled with interest. "Now that's what I'm talking about! Finally, some excitement in your life." "Mom, it's a business trip." "Business in the day, pleasure at night." She waggled her eyebrows. "What happens in Vegas-"

His gaze hardened, more serious now. “Seriously? Vegas?” Luna’s voice rose as she shook her head. “Forget about what happened in Vegas. Have you heard the saying, ‘What happens in Vegas remains in Vegas’? Let it stay that way. This isn’t la-la land.” Luna slammed the door on her way out, the echo reverberating through the office. Bryan just stared at the door, the silence wrapping around him like a curse. How could she just forget the best night of his life so easily? how can he just forget what happened in Vegas?

Angela stopped in her tracks, “I’m sorry, Harley. I just realized what this looks like. We aren’t in a rush to get away from you.” Lacey looked shocked as she ran to me and engulfed me in one of her bear hugs, “Oh my Goodness! NO! That’s not what we were doing. Tony and Jace just made it to town. We just can’t wait to see them.” I sighed, “Okay. I get it. I won’t take offense. You ladies have a great night.” Angela hugged me, “We leave for Vegas tomorrow night. I can’t wait!” I smiled, “Me neither.”

Then, turned to look at Diego. Their eyes met in the rear view mirror, hers a little dazed while his was sorrowful and hurt. "What?" Lana asked, completely lost with wherever Diego was going with his question. "Can't we just leave?" Diego asked once more, his eyes and voice forlorn as he stared back at Lana, "Let's just leave here. We'll take the young miss, Arielle, and leave to Emerald city. We will leave and forget everything " Lana was silent as Diego continued to speak, his voice and words getting more heated

The moment I walked back into my room, I pulled my suitcase onto the bed. There would be no relaxing. No sightseeing. No clearing my mind if I stayed in Las Vegas another minute. I pulled out my phone and canceled every spa reservation I'd booked for myself. I didn't even bother checking whether I'd get my deposits back. It didn't matter anymore. I opened my laptop and searched for the earliest flight back to Washington. The price made me wince. I didn't care.

She said. “Of course i am” I blurted out with a chuckle that came with sniffing my entire nose. I scoffed, holding over half my face as i rushed to the bathroom. “ And not only that, i said yes to Vegas too because why not? I just want to leave this place that reminds me of pain and grief from everything that i’ve lost and i finally want to move forward” She said. “And no, thats not selfish” She whispered.

he corrected her with a smile. “Xavier, we’ve set you up for the night in Tom’s old room down the hall. I’ll show you.” Her mother glanced between them sharply. “But there’ll be no funny business tonight. I mean it.” “Of course not, ma’am,” Xavier said meekly. He looked at Sylvia, and his dark eyes danced with sudden laughter. Then he sobered. “Get some sleep, Sylvia. We leave for Las Vegas in the morning.” As the door closed, Sylvia sucked in her breath. In the morning. The trade.

"I'm going to take him to see a concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl. I thought we'd spend a day at Butterfly Beach too. A trip to Los Angeles and from there over to Las Vegas. I have lots of things planned for Kyle." "Oh my god! Vegas! I haven't been there in years! Can we come too?!?" Gloria begged. "I don't know... could Vegas survive this group?" Fiona said as she looked at the others in fake worry. Giggles erupted but were interrupted by the arrival of their meals. As they ate Fiona went over the itinerary and the others checked their calendars to see if they could free up some time to join them in Las Vegas. They all settled on a date, a weekend, and a cheer went up.