Maggie Cries Novels & Stories

Maggie said, spinning around to face Josh. “You are full of shit!” she muttered leaving the room ricking of embarrassment. She tried to erase the memory of what had happened but she felt really broken because she had genuine feelings for him . He didn’t have to go to such lengths if he didn’t like her.The thought of her being a pawn in his games was even more irritating. She tried to order an Uber to take her home but the network connection on her phone was lost. “fuck! God damn it! Why isn’t there any server on this stupid phone” she raged.

She was the most patient ,the most kind person I ever saw. Those eyes which always shine with hope, affection were full of pain, those dark brown eyes of her...She shouted hysterically : "Your world is destroyed my child...Come see your mother....She's gone .....Please see her face..." she was crying hysterically. It was too difficult for my mind to face the reality. My age was not adequate to understand and grab the consequences. The depth of doom and pain behind these words. I was just trying to understand why they are crying and wailing like a child. I've never seen a death before and why people react in such a way.I wasn't even sure what death means or people don't come back after they d

Nuala turned instantly to look at Henry and was surprised to see that Maggie was talking to him. A few minutes more, Maggie excused herself and walked to where Nuala and Hallie were sitting. “Hi..” she said with a sad smile on her face. Nuala nodded her head while Hallie moved so she could sit in between them. Maggie took a deep breath and let out a sigh, then she stayed quiet and just sat in there. “How are you?” Nuala asked. Maggie smiled a little, “I’m fine..” then she started to sob, “..I just..” then another sob, “..I just never thought that this is going to happen to Nana..”

“Margaret Rose Bernard… will you marry me?” The room was silent, holding its breath. Maggie covered her mouth with her hands. Her eyes shimmered. She blinked fast, trying not to cry. But one tear escaped, rolling down her cheek. The crowd erupted in cheers. “Say yes!” someone shouted. “Yes, Maggie!” Leah called out, beaming. Jeremy grinned from ear to ear, and Cassandra gently nudged her friend. With trembling hands, Maggie nodded. “Yes,” she whispered. “Yes, Alfred. I will.”