Let Me Move On Novels & Stories

I don't want to see you again. I didn't stop. I walked even faster, not slowing down until I could no longer hear his voice. The last time I came down this mountain, I couldn't enjoy the view because my head was filled with the image of Rolf. But this time, I took my time, letting the vast world unfold in front of me. One step at a time, I erased every memory of him from my heart.

I shrugged as a wave of resignation washed over me. “Apparently, it is time to move out of this pack house,” I said quietly. I will be moving to Lucas and Salome’s mansion tonight.”

“It wasn’t your choice. And it’s not your fault. None of it is. The past… it’s done. Let’s focus on now on what we can do today.” She nodded slowly, still trembling. I could feel the shift, the tension easing, the understanding settling between us. I stepped back, offering her a small, reassuring smile. “The past is gone, I have moved on with life.” She whispered. “You have moved on?.” I replied. "Yes." She didn't say anything after that. I allowed myself to breathe, to process the flood of emotions, to simply exist in the fragile calm that had settled between us.

“You can’t lie to me, Susan. I know you too well. You’re trying to convince yourself you don’t care, but you do. Otherwise, you wouldn’t look so flustered right now.” I opened my mouth to argue but stopped when I realized I didn’t have a rebuttal. Instead, I turned back toward the living room, grabbing the blanket she’d left crumpled on the couch. “It doesn’t matter,” I said quietly. “It’s all in the past. I’ve moved on.” Meera followed me, her expression softening. “Have you, though?” she asked gently. “Because from where I’m standing, it looks like the past just walked right back into your life...and you don’t know what to do with it.”

She said and forwarded her the official memo, stating the requirements. “Gee, thanks, Selene. This is perfect.” Perfect to distract her from her crumbling world. At least, she could have something to move on with. “But the problem is the address. It’s a bit far from where you live.” Selene complained. “I don't mind. I’ll just borrow some money from my mother and pay her back when I get paid. Simple.” Selene smiled as Ayra mentioned her mother. The last time they had a conversation about her, it didn’t end well.

He didn't judge. When I finished, he said, "How do you feel?" "I don't know. Angry. Sad. Grateful. All of it." "That's okay. You're allowed to feel more than one thing.” "But I shouldn't still care. I moved on. I'm with you." He squeezed my hand. "Moving on doesn't mean forgetting. It means not letting the past control you. You're not letting it control you." "Then what am I doing?" "You're processing. That's all. And I'm here. I'm not going anywhere."

I gently felt the soft, plush blanket before looking up at Logan, saying, “Is someone currently staying in the utility closet? I can move in there instead. This room is too nice for me, and it’s inappropriate for me to stay here. Besides, there is no clock in this room, and I need to wake up early to prepare breakfast.” I didn’t know what I had said wrong this time, but suddenly, Logan’s eyes welled up with tears. He knelt in front of my wheelchair and said softly, “Eva, stop talking. Please, stop it… You will never have to live in a utility closet again. We are a family, and I will treat you well from now on.”

“Deal!” I’m secretly really happy that I’m not going back home. I need to get my mind off of what happened, and off my past. I’m not ready to relive those emotions right now. It’s too soon. I need to drink and just clear my head. I link my arm in Jade’s and pull her down the street. It’s time to dance until I can’t stand.

It was so embarrassing. In the end, she was the only one left here. Calantha sighed and went back inside to the bedroom. There were still marks left on the bed from the previous moment – which seemed like a myth. It is time to go home. Calantha touched her neck. There was a bite mark of Mr. Hofsess. One more dose of suppressant could help her go through this heat cycle. She had to ask for permission to stay at home anyway. Staying home waiting for the result was also a good thing. If she still ended up being dismissed, Calantha had no idea what to do.

her face turned red with shame as she asked for explaination. "Because it's normal! If there's a living body inside, ofcourse it will move Ruby. Sometimes they kick too" she laughed more as she told her between. "I see that's why I feel it moving all time inside me" she sighed. "Yeah but you really need a checkup Ruby, it's been a long time. You should go today, and take a ultrasound to see if it's healthy and doing perfectly because it might create complexities after" she advised her as she folded the stack of clothes.