Meeting Her Novels & Stories

It’s like she wants to meet me and have a date, just now she didn’t want to talk to me and now she has a meeting. “The org?”

What's the gain? She reaches me and sits on the bench, always closer than I prefer. I drift aside and look at her. "It's not a coincidence today. Anyway, Good morning", I say. "Good morning", she rolls her eyes and settles the water bottle aside. Then she looks back at me curiously. "I didn't get you. Not a coincidence?" "Well", I sigh. "I have come here to meet you, Thea. I guessed you would be here" Her eyes freeze on me for a long second as if she's unable to digest what I said.

Maybe, one day their family could get closer and he could introduce his wife to her. She turned back to her phone with a smile still plastered on her face, ‘Let’s meet tomorrow.’ ‘Fine by me.” His response was short but had pleased her so much. She was finally meeting what she would call her best friend.

she nodded " and lastly, I want you to meet my friends. They are eager to meet you" " What! You told your friends about me ?" " of course,they know I have a sister. They are nice people, you'll love them when you see them " " oh OK. When will the meeting be " " Tomorrow " " That soon! " she was speechless " I thought maybe some days or even weeks " " Just calm down. You'll manage, I promise " She pout " OK then" ***

My breath hitched, and my fingers clenched until my knuckles turned white. Even though I knew better than to hope, my defenses crumbled in that moment. Seeing my reaction, Grace raised an eyebrow smugly. “Sadie, I came to see you because you’ve been with Isaac longer than anyone else. But so what? Do you really think you’re that special to him?

She turns, scanning the coffee shop with lost eyes until they land on me. "Excuse me," she says, approaching my table. "Do I... do I know you?" Perfect. I arrange my features into something warm and concerned. "I don't think we've officially met, but I've seen you around the neighborhood. You look a little confused—are you all right?" She slides into the seat across from me without invitation, setting her coffee down with shaking hands. "I was supposed to meet someone. My... my grandsons, I think? Or was it Thursday? No, today is..."

He said, and I sighed in relief. I'm relieved that it isn’t what I thought it was. He has no clue about it at all. “That’s what she is here for,” I replied with a gruff voice, and he shot me a look. A wide grin stretched his lips. “You don’t say… so spill, how did you meet her? I want to know everything.” He crossed his legs and looked up at me, with an expectant look in his eyes. “There's not much to tell. We just stumbled upon each other at a bar,” I answered.

I said, and she came down from the car and walked towards me We embraced briefly and the look of surprise couldn't stop flickering through her face “That last time I heard you were partying somewhere” She laughed “I mean it's all over social media,” she said I laughed “Of course, but now I am here, and it's a critical meeting I want to have with you,” I said to her She is still trying to figure out what it is that made me come to this place but no matter how much she tries she couldn't figure it out

She repeated before she finally went outside. I let out a sigh. She’s meeting me on Sunday? But what is she planning to do with me?

"I've been meaning to meet him ever since you told me about him." I smiled as I was sure I had made her happy, she had always been excited to hear about Ade, and now that she’s meeting him, I hope she’s going to be better.