Lisa: The Pointless Novels & Stories

He took a deep breath. “What?” “So, I should forgive you and say fine, you made a mistake and you didn’t mean to say the things you did? You’re not after forever, are you?” Lisa asked. “You’re only after your kind of fun until you get bored.” There was no good way to get out of this. Lisa shook her head.

*Ellas POV cont.* “My name is Claire, the former Luna. You are in The SilverLake Pack. Your friends Ashley and Austin are here as well. They have been worried about you. You have been in a coma for 2 weeks. I let the doctor know you are awake. You are safe Ella. I hope you can make our pack your home.” Claire said almost pleading.

Lisa’s POV I present to you three weeks of rejected calls, ignored messages and massive loneliness. I know of a person who is nothing but sadness and loneliness and that person is me.There is neither love or light in my life.Yeah, the sun rises but it has been ages since it shone on me.I know, that's how unfortunate I am came think of it, I deserve an award.The award for the biggest hypocrite and liar goes to Lisa. I may seem over Chase but only my pillow and I know the untold tears that explain the longingness in my heart. The distance between us was to make me forget him but it just made me realize that I love this son of a man.I don't know how it happened or when it happened but I love hi

"I wouldn't change anything either, my life has been worth living since you appeared in it, my beautiful Luna Queen, my mate, I love you Georgina my Fearless Luna." "I love you my mate , my Alpha King." END

"Don't get your hopes up. Enough chitchat, I will be late." Lisa went to wash herself up, she paid scant attention to what Joseph was acting. The best part about being Lisa was that she left all the unpleasant matters behind after a good sleep, her memory was always poor at this time. As she was dressing for work, Joseph stared blankly into space, not knowing what to speak next. "Joseph, what are you trying to say earlier?"

" Lisa burst into tears to draw her interlocutor into her game. "What do you mean Lucia sacrificed her pride?" Kent's forehead frowned. Hopefully what Lisa was saying wasn't as bad as Henry thought. "You'd better see for yourself." Lisa seemed to take the cell phone that was inside her black Hermes bag. The girl seemed to be looking for the video recording of Lucia's livestream that she had gotten from Eryk. "You'd better see it for yourself." Lisa showed Lucia's live-streaming video to her father. Henry's eyebrows instantly knitted together. Over and over again Henry watched the face of the girl dancing in the video. No matter which way you looked at it, the girl was indeed his youngest dau

“That’s…” “Quick. Fast. Immediate. Sudden.” Lisa seemed to have all the words for it and she was ready to keep listing them forever. Nella rolled her eyes. She walked over to the coffee maker. Karen was telling her what she wanted to hear, quieting Lisa’s words behind. “Don’t let Lisa get to you. It’s none of those things. It’s just life and life is random like that. It is a fucking harmless date for crying out loud. Isn’t it?”

Samantha, my best friend, sat beside me on my bed and exclaimed. "Lisa, you look astonishing!" She was fixated on my phone as she spoke. "You should really consider sending Nick these photos of yourself." She turned the phone to face me, an intoxicating selfie of me lying in bed without a top shone brightly from the phone's screen.

Then she turned it on, fighting off her sleepiness. Hearing the engine starting up from her side, Louis said with satisfaction, “This is okay, what movie do you think you want to watch? A love movie? It’s still a movie.” “You choose, you decide.” Lalisa no longer wants to live. “I choose, you confirm” Louis’ voice was not at all sleepy, full of evil spirits. “Then I want to watch the love movie 25 forbidden things.” What the hell are the 25 prohibitions? Lalisa was stunned for a moment. She immediately responded that he wanted to watch that movie. She woke up a second time and quickly asked, “I was looking for it. It just so happened that I had something I wanted to go to the theater to see.

A goal. A mission. A reason to wake up and push forward, instead of drifting through life in muted colors with no excitement, no purpose, nothing but the empty routines that smothered her before all of this started. She picked up her phone, thumb hovering over Tesa’s name. For a long moment, she debated calling her. Then she let her hand fall. No. It would be pointless. Tesa seemed to be avoiding her these days, maybe just an assumption, but it felt real enough for Lisa to swallow the urge and put the phone aside. She didn’t want another person pretending to care. Or pretending not to notice.