Moana How Far It Goes Lyrics Novels & Stories

Moana walked out from there and her eyes landed on a lot of small quarters made at the gap of 500 meters from Theodore and Liara’s home. ‘I can stay there by taking one room on rent.’ She thought and decided to inform her parents about it. She was earning from the moment Theodore came to Black Council, so she believed that she would have a lot of money with her after all, she never spend anything on herself. Removing the shirt that she was wearing, she shifted and ran from there. *

I fire off a text before I drive away, one last passing message before he’s on his own for the next ten days. ‘Don’t do anything bloody crazy.’ I just hope he heeds the advice. • • • MOONA POV I walked for hours before I was too tired to keep going. I wake up feeling groggy, my neck stiff from using my backpack as a pillow. It takes me a second to remember where I am. Shit.

“Ugh, I’m exhausted. The manager’s not checking today anyway. I’ll grab a quick snack first.” With a groan, she left, rubbing her back. Five minutes passed. Koa shook Moa gently. “Wake up, Moa.” “Mmm… I dreamt about Mommy… sniff... I miss her…” Koa's voice was steady. “We’ll find her soon. I promise.” He peeked out carefully—coast clear. He jumped out first, then dragged over a stool from the corner. “Come on, Moa. I’ll hold you. Be brave.”

Triana withdrew her gaze from the entrance and perceived the sight of Moana glaring at her. She provocatively smiled at her, waggling her eyebrows up and down. Moana's face twisted up, her expression sour. She stomped her feet and dashed out the door. Clack-Clack-Clack… The sound of her shoes clacking hung in the air. Gayle scowled at Triana and said, "Come with me." He strode out. Triana rolled her eyes, frustrated. But she followed him like an obedient child.

Moana's wary eyes mirrored all the fear and uncertainty that I felt—the responsibilities weighing in on us. Gobsmacked, I just drew her into my arms, enclosing her thin frame with my own limbs, touching but not clutching. Our lips smashed together in a sudden, desperate, bursting kiss; all that was above was forgotten. There was only the heat of two bodies touching, the rhythm of their hearts beating together in tenuous harmony. Moana's hand brushed up my chest, her fingertips tracing the outline of my face so softly it belied the harsh reality that was soon to be a part of our lives. "I'm scared, Theophilus," she whispered above the hum of activity, hardly above audibility.

I could hear them in the foyer area, and I had a fairly large open doorway ahead, so if I was to get by unnoticed, I would have to time it right. Peeking around the corner, I observed the bunch of teenagers facing away from me. I hate this! I have to reach my room as quickly as I can, or my day will be ruined like every other day. So, taking a deep breath, I braced myself before leaping across the two meter gap. I held my breath in anticipation, catching myself from stumbling and just as I thought I had gotten away with it, a pair of black shoes came into my sight. Fuck! "Oh my gosh, look who's back after a stroll." Mara squealed. "Alpha Diana's cute little pet."

Mahone begins to tune in softly. "Everyday the sun sets on, makes the whole sky colorful, And here I am standing, imagining you, Even I can see the reflection of you in the waves of blue water, The blowing wind whispers in my ear, The sunlight falls on your brown hair, My heart is beating like a hammer, Just watching you from a feet away, I want to touch you, but I can't, 'Cause it feels like you're so far away So far away... Oh, baby, do you hear me?

If any of them were injured, then Moana might not be able to control herself. "Done." Moana opened her eyes and found everyone leaving there. "Is the place closed already?" She asked, to which I shook my head. Once everyone left, I waited for some time and finally walked out of our hidden spot when new customers started arriving there. It would definitely take some time for other humans to arrive. "Let’s go now. I’m sorry for taking so much time." I said, enjoying the fact that we were both still holding each other’s hands. "It’s okay. I wasn’t that hungry." She lied before adding, "Thank you for sending everyone away. I need a lot of practice controlling my thirst." I just gave her a smile.

She hummed, "You are right. The silence returned, but this time it was comfortable, we didn't need words to understand each other. We had Moana, pizza, and a night of silliness we would never forget. With a smile, I turned my head towards Vanessa, our eyes meeting under the soft blue light. "Ready for prom night, mermaid queen?" "Ready, emerald princess," she replied, her eyes sparkling with happiness. "Just let me finish this song first, one last time." With Moana's "How Far I'll Go" blasting in the background, we drifted off to sleep, filled with laughter, and the giddiness of tomorrow.

by Jon Bellion) "Can you be nice for one day in your life, young lady?", Mom asked her, frowning. "I am nice. You guys are the mean ones around here", she shrugged her shoulders in reply as he mounted her bike, tightening her blue helmet. As if she hasn't done enough harm, on her way out of garage, she stage composed a song which the only words I could make out from the lyrics were "Moana" and "George of the Jungle"--and well, my name and that of Temi.