Meeting Her Novels & Stories

“Hmm–” “I do. I met her at a local market, getting some stuff. She didn't even recognize me at first. I stepped on her accidentally and she just yelled at me. I assume she was just having a bad day, but still, I got instant attraction. It was hot to have someone get mad at me for once.” “Wow.” Now that's a shocker.

She stared. Smiled. Then replied— Thank you for opening the door. Seen. Then— Come see something tomorrow. Pause. Another message. I never show anyone. Her chest softened. Because she suddenly knew. Tomorrow— she wasn’t meeting his city. She was meeting him.

Even now, the memory was still so vivid she didn't think she would forget it by the time she turned hundred. Months later when she met him in church, she had been able to recognize him but she couldn't say anything because now she was the teenager that got pregnant for a traveling biker. She had hidden her face, while studiously watching him, she doubted she even paid attention to the sermon that Sunday. There was a time when she had been looking at him that their eyes met and held for more than ten seconds and she hoped that he recognized her, proving to her that the memory had been just as special as it was for her. When he carried his face away without so much as a nod or smile in acknowl

Me, Her, and Gill together. A few moments later, and I finally received a message from her. It was an unfamiliar address, but I guess it would be fun to go there alone. I didn't want to alarm Trojan. I'm just going to meet with his sister. It's not like she's a stranger or something, right? ****************************************************************************************

She was quiet for a while before she finally spoke. "Well, I can't really remember, but I had an encounter with him once and he was nice to me. I wouldn't even know if he would recognize me, because it was once and he doesn't even know Hazel and I are twins, so that's just it." She rambled. She looks and sounds really suspicious. "He will be around tomorrow, so you can meet him then." I said and she stopped. "Really?" She asked and I nodded my head. "Okay, thank you for the information. I'll be on my way now." She said and basically disappeared.

She smiles, “Nice to meet you.” I pulled my hand back, “You too.” “You’re alone?” She asks. “I was but…. I met a few people in here.” She nods, “You should be careful.” My brows furrowing in the middle of my forehead as I stare at her confusedly, not getting what she just said, “What do you mean?”

I'm eagerly anticipating her recovery from the terror illness. I called out "Mom" and looked directly into her face. She nodded and told me to continue speaking. "I'm meeting the nice woman today; she offered to get me a job." My words were met with a smile on her face. "Wow! As you said, she's a genuinely nice person. What time will your meeting be?" She enquired. "Well! We're scheduled to meet this evening at around 5:00." She nodded in response to my comment. "Good! Good luck, I hope."

she screamed like a big angry cat. "Sorry... I just came to wake you up, I knocked but you wouldn't open the door. I wanted to remind you that we have the meeting at ten. So first we will have breakfast together and then we will go to my company together..." I started but she stopped me. "No need... I can reach there by myself... I have some work before that so I will meet you there directly." She said and I am on full alert. What work does she have here? She doesn't even live in this city... then why? Is she meeting with that bastard Henry here? Is that bastard hiding here?

she spoke. “Meet me at the gate tomorrow morning!” she then left me, looking for even a shadow of her for answers to my questions. Can I really save him?

She explicated and Miranda nodded. “And here I thought I was complicated until I met your kind thank you for clarifying,” she said and checked on her watch and gasped, “jeez I don’t know how I have been here but I am late for another meeting, you will forgive me if I don’t finish this glass of juice but I have to be on my way.” She said and stood up from her seat.