Life Unexpected 2 Novels & Stories

But that just proves the saying to expect the unexpected. Collin Oscar Cole is the most unexpected person to enter my life. I was pulled from my thoughts as my phone buzzed. Turning my head, I raised an eyebrow seeing Collin’s name on the caller id. “He’s home already?” I furrowed my brow picking up my phone. I realized it wasn’t that he got home quickly but that I’d spent lying here thinking about him for that long. Of course, he was already home. It’s cute that he was texting me when he got home.

Emma’s POV Two months had gone by since Liam’s dad died, and it was finally time for the funeral service to be held. Left to Maria, the service would’ve been held a month ago, but for some reason, Mr. Henderson specifically stated in his preliminary will that he wanted his funeral to be held two months after his passing. Liam believed he wanted the whole funeral to be big or something and ordered the two-month break to allow time for adequate preparations to be made. Weird, I know.

Theresa also held a facial expression that showed she also felt the weirdness I felt in the air. All of a sudden, Brent's eyes glowed up, and he began to make weird noises. His bones were also cracking, and he was acting weird. "Brent? Are you okay?" Alpha Diablo asked, looking really concerned about him. "I think you should move away from him." I warned again as I moved a few steps backwards. A scream tore into the air, and it caught our attention. "Help! The undead are alive!" I heard a woman scream in a distance , shouting for help.

But so was everything else in her impossible life. Rachel died and came back. Built a family. Destroyed enemies. Survived impossible things. Another baby? An unexpected pregnancy at forty? That's nothing compared to soul transference. She can handle this. They can handle this. Together. As family. Marcus Julian Vaughn is coming in February. And he's already loved. Already wanted. Already part of the family. Unexpected but welcome. Surprising but beautiful. Unplanned but perfect. Just like everything else in Elara's impossible life. Unexpected. Surprising. Perfect.

“She would have.” “She always said you’d end up in this family one way or another.” Lisa chuckled lightly. “She said many things.” “She loved you,” Ken said simply. “I loved her too,” Lisa replied. Ken cleared his throat and lifted his glass again. “To unexpected turns.” Lisa lifted hers. “To surviving them.” Their glasses met gently once more. As they drank, Lisa stared ahead, lost in thought. She wasn’t sure what scared her more the lie itself or how easily she had stepped into it. One thing was certain: this arrangement was already more complicated than she wanted to admit.

Carmen says. Maya looks at her list. "I do." Not entirely true. True enough to carry. They say goodbye with strained politeness. Maya puts the phone down. It rings again thirteen minutes later. LENA HARTLEY. Of course part two has entered the chat. Maya considers throwing the phone into the sink. Then she remembers phones will become useful later for maps, notes, light, parts. Fine. The apocalypse has ruined even dramatic gestures. "What the hell, Maya?" "Good morning to you too."

“One leader down. Project Genesis is delayed. But not stopped.” “Then we stop it. Together. All of us.” I stood. Helped Lycian up. He leaned on me. I leaned on him. Two broken people holding each other upright. “But first. We go home. We heal. We rest. We remember we’re alive.” My phone buzzed. Impossible. It should have been destroyed. But there it was. Intact. Functioning. One new message. Unknown number. Of course. I opened it. A photo. Showing a massive room. Hundreds of glass chambers. All occupied. All labeled with names and dates.

As if he hadn’t noticed at all, Caspian calmly lifted his glass and echoed Arnold’s toast. “Here’s to the family.” We drank together. The red wine tasted bitter, with an unpleasant edge, but I forced myself to stay composed and showed nothing on my face. Across the table, Arnold and Leia exchanged triumphant looks. They clearly believed their plan had succeeded. ‘Hahaha! What a foolish woman. She thinks she’s so clever. Just wait until the poison kicks in.’ ‘Elysia, you’re about to die. I’m so happy I could cry.’ However, before they could rejoice, the ones who collapsed were Arnold and Leia. Their eyes widened in disbelief as they stared at us, garbled sounds escaping their throats. Then, o

Even by actions it works the same way, you can see most of the time care is surrounded throughout the relationship. But what if... by the time that you guys separated from each other, then that was the only time he started caring? Are there any unexpected reasons behind that? Would you choose to find the answers by yourself or just ignore it knowing that he might just trying to get you to play his games again? A real mystery indeed, boys nowadays sheesh. Am I right girls? Do you want to know the truth? The truth that lies behind the curtains of these two people, seeking answers only to find out that it leads to odd decisions, just to realize some "unXpected" reasons that they weren't prepare

Thank you all for baring with me on this second book. I’m sorry it’s taken so long to get it out. Between a fulltime job, kids and hitting a writing block, it’s taken me way too long to write this. I hope you enjoy it. Song List for the Unexpected Surprise… They are not in order for chapters. Just the main ones I’ve listened to while writing. Sleeptalk by Dayseeker Frozen by Rain City Drive Guest by Life of Remedy