Novel & Cerita Maybe He'll Notice Her Now

Nothing about it had a hint of happiness in there. She was ahead, with the ray of light from the glass, shining on her. I took note of her raven hair which swept down, stopping at her lower back. It seemed like she wasn’t aware of my presence. I knew I had to make her aware. I walked down to her. “H-ello,” I called out to her. She noticed me then said the same thing she had said before. “OMG!! I’m going to get in so much trouble. Pretend you

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Now or never, he thought, realizing he needed to be convincing. She needed a semblance of normalcy. "I think it would be great for you to get out and see her. You two can catch up and make a day of it." He watched her, hoping for some acknowledgment, but Jenny only stared blankly at him, leaving him unsure of her thoughts.

Damn, he actually noticed. “But I understand you’re busy. Your training’s getting more extensive, isn’t it?” “Yeah, it’s getting more difficult to follow.” She inwardly sighed. She wasn’t sure how to answer him or what excuse to give for avoiding him. Thankfully, he gave himself a plausible reason. Clyde didn’t notice it at first, but he looked at her clearly now. He stepped back to look at her properly. Sensing his gaze, she felt very conscious. He chuckled, “Is this the dress mom was talking about? You look good in it.”

I step in beside her, matching her movements, not forcing anything, just making sure she notices me. It takes a few seconds, but then she turns, her eyes locking on mine. A slow smirk tugs at her lips, her expression curious. I meet her gaze and smile back. She leans in slightly, her smirk widening as her eyes scan my face. “You new here? Haven’t seen you around before.” I chuckle, tilting my head. “Maybe you’re just not looking hard enough.” She laughs, shaking her head. “Oh, trust me, I notice people. And I definitely would’ve noticed you.”

"I was also looking at another one?" "On Tuesday. You had three tabs open. I saw when you were showing me something else." She stares at him. "You noticed that." "You notice things about people when you're paying attention to them," he says. "I pay attention to you." She looks at the sweater in her hand for a moment, then sets it back down. "She'll like it," she says. "She'll like the actual visit more." He's quiet for a moment.

I quickly ask because it is killing me to know that I will never see her grow up. “No. But when she is an adult, I will do my best to bring her back for a visit, before she sets off on her own.” He lowers his eyes because he knows full well how hard this is for me right now. “Now where is she? We should be going before anyone is alerted to my presence.”

By early afternoon, he knew she hadn’t eaten. He tried to ignore it at first. Told himself it wasn’t his concern. She was an adult. She could take care of herself. She always did. Still, the thought wouldn’t leave him alone. He remembered how she usually went out for lunch. How she sometimes forgot when she was too focused. How today she hadn’t stepped out once. He exhaled slowly through his nose. At around 2:45 p.m., he finally stood. The movement caught her attention immediately.

He just nodded and left without another word. I stared at him, my eyes narrowing then tried to focus. I took my phone and called the only number that truly mattered. "She saw him tonight." I went directly to the point. The voice on the other end went silent. "That was not supposed to happen." My heart skipped. "She recognized him?" "Not yet." "Then why are you panicking?" "Because she is starting to remember."

She thought he didn't notice but he noticed everything. He knows how suddenly his coffee's taste had changed. How his food became more nutritious and healthy. But today was different. She got up and left for her college. He didn't like that - she is ignoring him. "Don't think about all this, Abhi. It is better to let it be like this." He too came out after some time and found her still standing out the gate as if waiting for someone. He instantly stopped - curious to find out who she was waiting for like that.