Let Her Go Passenger Novels & Stories

Even the staff had memorized my preferences. Watching me talk to Kevin with such ease and familiarity, Jack felt real panic for the first time. The entire meal tasted like nothing to him. After dinner, Kevin wanted to discuss the details of the exercise. Jack instinctively asked me, "Do you need me to walk you back to your dorm?" I shook my head. "You two discuss business. I'll go get some air." As soon as I sat down at the lookout point, I heard Isabelle's sharp screech. "Gianna, you're truly a relentless spirit!"

In the past, she had kept herself so busy that her life revolved around nothing but work, but now, the image of me constantly flooded her mind. Her longing for me had no bounds. Every sleepless night ended with a floor covered in empty liquor bottles. Suddenly, she remembered something I had said in the past. I had mentioned that after retirement, I wanted to move to a sunny town down south and settle down. With that, she booked a plane ticket immediately, and for the next six months, she traveled continuously between various small towns across the South. It was as if doing this made her feel a little closer to me and allowed her to sleep a bit better at night.

We're at a department dinner when Logan Gilroy tags me in the work group chat. We've been secretly dating for five years. "Everyone else already paid their share without me having to ask. Do I really have to chase you down for yours?" My best friend, Grace Hopkins, immediately posts a screenshot showing she's already paid. "Ashley, are you having money trouble or something? If you really can't afford your share, I can cover it for you." Within seconds, my coworkers start piling on. "I've never seen anyone so shameless. Mr. Gilroy actually had to call you out in the group chat just to get you to pay your share!" "If you can't afford to eat out, then don't come. She probably only showed

"Please, please, I can take care of myself. I will call you daily from the ship. But let me go alone." Tears filled her eyes. Stephan sighed as he could see tears in her eyes. "Stop right there. I don't want to see my green eyes filled with tears. Do you understand that?" He cupped her face, placed a kiss on her forehead. "Can I go?" she whispered, so close to him. He nodded his head. Now she needed to ask permission from her mom. She went back and lots of tussles her mom agreed to let her go for eight days of that trip.

I know what is behind her state but I didn't bother to ask anything. I'm still mad at her. I took a 15 minutes bath and changed into my black jeans and Yellow top. I decided to wear a flat sandal and took my phone from the charger and quickly messaged Harry that I'm ready. Today we are leaving Delhi for our next trip to Goa. We headed to the airport and seated on the flight. It took 2 hours and 50 minutes to arrive in Goa and we landed safely. I and Harry directly went to the hotel and booked a room. This time we both shared the same room, I don't want to share a room with her at least not now.

Kaylee started to snarl but I cut her off. “Guys, I just wanna go home right now. I’m tired and honestly not in the mood for drama.” I sighed. “Get on if you wanna go home, kiddo.” The bus driver’s voice saved me from whatever Ryan opened his mouth to say. I smiled thankfully at the driver before climbing onto the bus. I took a seat near the front, away from the others. The driver started backing out the bus from the parking area as I looked out the window. My eyes zeroed on a dark haired boy who was standing close to where I was talking to Ryan and Kaylee just a few moments ago. When he saw me looking, his green eyes widened before he turned around and left to go to his car.

I come back and situate myself, legs tucked in and play the movie. I watched till the part where Mei-lei and four towns started to sing, "nobody like you" and I couldn't help the tears that threatened to flow as I listened to the lyrics. When they sang the part that said, "I'm never gonna let you cry, oh cry, oh cry. I'm always gonna be your ride, or die, or die," the water works started. With each words, tears flowed as I put a spoonful of ice cream in my mouth, blubbering the lyrics.

He wanted more than anything to hear her voice, he was sure that it would be as beautiful as she looked. "Why don't you get into the car and we can talk about it?" Jasmine weighed her options. They were no cars in sight and she couldn't keep walking in the rain, if she did, she would fall sick. Liam looked handsome and well-mannered, besides, she desperately needed to be around someone. Jasmine kept mute as she turned around to the passenger's seat. Liam opened the door and she got in. He wasted no time in turning the heater on in the car to help her feel warm.

His plan had to work because the other options were not options to him. The car stopped and the door opened. Vincent stepped out and turned offering his hand for Rebecca to slide out, she stared up at Union Station. She had gone to a party there once with Joni. She hoped this night didn’t turn out like that one had. She felt Vincent tug on her arm and she looked at him with an apologetic smile. “Are you okay?” he asked with a raised brow. The look on his face made him look even more handsome, if that was possible, so she just nodded her head not trusting her voice.

she hisses pushing up a passenger box open and putting the card in there and shuts it back and sits down back on her seat. "Who ever find that card is Terry's problem now." she muttered looking down at her thigh. "Where are we going? " I asked. "I bought tickets available at the time, I guess Denver." my heart skipped a beat that's where the guys are. "What's with that face? " she smirks at me. "Nothing I'm just tired." I said looking away from her. "Then sleep." she said while I nodded and slouched back on my seat the entire ride till I somehow slept off.