Novel & Cerita Live Life In Crescendo

POV: Mia Before Ella walked into our lives, I was the one who mattered most to Leo and Max. I came from an old mafia family from Italy, but when I was fifteen, I insisted on moving to New York to attend high school with my cousin. My father initially opposed it strongly, but he eventually got too busy with family affairs to keep calling me home. That was when I met Leo and Max, my cousin’s classmates. They tagged along with him every day to pick me up after school.

However, at that moment, I could not help but think—'Sure, you can brush off a kid's words, but what about the grown-ups who put those words in their mouths? Emma kept her silence as she helped Calvin into his jacket and meticulously packed up the presents for the Scotts. With the last bow tied and the final goodbyes said, she joined the servants at the door, waving off the family as they headed to James's ex-wife's place for Chester's birthday bash. However, as Emma turned to go back inside, I caught a glimpse of the tears she fought back, her eyes a telltale red.

When the judge asked him why he had killed me, he replied coldly, "Because Zachary was too brilliant. I was worried that he'd take the director's position once my mom retired." I sighed. From the moment I began studying medicine, all I ever wanted was to fulfill Mom's dream—to save lives. I never cared about the director's title. And besides, with how much she pampered Sean, there was no way she'd choose me over him. Watching the ones who hurt me fall, one by one, I finally felt free. I knew it was time for me to return to where I truly belonged. The sun was especially bright today, and I felt just as warm. This life had been full of hardship—now, I could only hope the next one would be gent

Even when I tried to get close, she would find excuses to brush me off. … One afternoon, I was sitting in Elise's office and scrolling on my phone when Jordan sent me a link. I tapped it open, and a single line popped up, clear as day. "Damian Quill and Marissa Levine have called off their engagement."

Same reason. I shook my head with a wry smile. The orphanage had long been burned down to ashes. How could children who had already reincarnated be killed again? The landlord cursed a few times and left. Death's voice echoed in my ears. "Astrid, you have 24 hours left before your soul is annihilated." When I followed Nicholas home, Madison was live-streaming, crying, and pleading her innocence. "The person in the video is Astrid! She hates me for ruining her life of luxury and refuses to come out and clarify things..."

I am just Giselle Avery. I don't know how time passes by now. I couldn't count how many drinks I had already. The next thing I knew I danced on the dance floor along with other people. Enjoying the hyped music and partying like I’m in my early twenties again. I feel satisfied, I feel like this is the first time I enjoyed my life. Not worrying about any work, and not worrying about Damian. After a few moments, I wanted to throw up. I was about to head towards the bathroom but I got so dizzy that I wobbled while walking. I lost my balance and my back landed on someone's broad chest.

I wonder how many times he has groped her? Shirley trembled all over and avoided the camera with all might while shouting, “Move your phone away and turn off the live stream. You have to know the consequences of offending my Ancient Moon Conglomerate! People of SwitchTV, you better listen carefully. If you don’t cut off the live stream, you’ll be at war with Ancient Moon Conglomerate. We’ll fight you to our last breaths.” Michelle hesitated as she looked at Alex. Alex said, “Continue the live stream. It’s fine. I’ll take it from here.”

What was once a small city turned into a deep, writhing metropolis with buildings that disappear into the clouds around us as I drive my mother toward the performing arts center in the middle of downtown, the city washed in twinkling lights that reflect off glass skyscrapers and wet pavement. There used to be a forest here–a deep, endless one. Roads were narrow and made of dirt instead of multi-lane highways and bridges that span miles, that span entire pack territories that linger beneath the shadows. Crescent Falls is… too loud. Too mechanical. Too electric. It echoes even in the darkest hours of night–a constant hum of noise. The sound of life itself. And for someone like me… it’s too muc

I whispered. Why did I realize that I still want to live and change my life when it was already too late? Why did everything just fall into place when it was already too late for me? Why did my father only come into my life when I could no longer spend time with him? Why does life only make me realize by now how I could be truly happy with my life? "I still want to live…I don't want to go away, Kairos." “Heaven is a better place than this, Cresia.”

Alexander almost muttered sorry to her, his eyes softening but Darren broke the ice. "How are you feeling?" He asked looking at the girl. The girl smiled as she breathed a deep sigh. "I c-can b-breath properly." She croaked out feeling extremely light. Cherishing the feel of normal breathing. Alizey stared at the window beside feeling like a millennia has passed. The warm breeze swept across the room making a warm feeling envelop her. She can live again. She can breath again. Yet after all this she felt like a new life has been awarded to her. Like that to the branches of the spring trees, where the leaves born again after facing the harsh nature.