Misery Loves Company Novels & Stories

Now she had to spend two hours in the same peace. The bus hostess smiled and pointed to the empty seat. Passing between the seats on either side, she reached her desired seat. Her seat was by the window. And someone, who was sitting in the first seat, had his face hidden behind the book. He was wearing a light gray T-shirt and blue jeans. He was completely unaware of the world around him. "The Enemy With John Ventry" had written on the cover of book. Whatever he had was lost in the book when she approached it.

Stanley had a cold look, he sat unmoved and hasn’t blinked even once since they arrived in San Francisco…he hated himself for pushing Kimberly away and he also blamed himself for the death of his child. ‘This is so unfortunate’ Mrs. Williams kept crying while her husband comforted her ‘Stanley so something’ his dad said but he didn’t utter a word. Then a car drove in, Joe walked in with the documents that Stanley asked he should bring. He thought he should be mourning his wife and kid now, but the first thing he asked was work. Stanley flipped through some documents before shooting it away ‘The company has a one percent drop this month, fire the marketing manager’ he said with a cold look.

This time, he has entertained his visitor. Now, Menchie has asked him about his chill the wind in the company. In response, he lets the cat out of the bag to her; the company has a low sales everyday. He further tells her; he has lost his love and inspiration in the company. To his problem, Menchie has helped him to be lighted fire under. Since, the rain has back to the square one to stop falling on the ground. To that, she has made up her mind to go home.

“There are fifty words off the top of my head I can describe you with. Nice is not one of them.” “Ouch.” I rubbed my chest with a half smirk, relaxing against the wall once more. “I may not be a nice guy, but I heard misery loves company, so here I am in your most pitiful state. I may not be able to make you feel better, but at least you aren’t alone.”

It didn't stop there. Adrian's company completely collapsed. He didn't realize that most of his past business partners had only worked with him out of respect for my dad. Once he publicly abandoned me, every partner reacted the moment I left Aleria. They terminated all contracts with Johnson Corp and demanded immediate settlement of every outstanding payment. Adrian drowned in grief over losing me, and his haughty parents struggled daily with creditors, living miserably. They sold every car and property, but it wasn't enough. They had to live in hiding, constantly on the run.