Never Lose Novels & Stories

Kaiser said in an attempt to comfort me. " You're right but what If there's no way around it, what do I do? I definitely don't want to lose Alex. I don't know what I'll do if I lose him. I feel like I'll disintegrate and be lost in an endless abyss. '' I said, tears running down my cheeks. I don't want to sound negative but I can't be ignorant either. What if at the end of the day I don't find a way around the whole matter and I lose him? Can I bear the loss? Definitely not. " I don't know but I know this. Running is not the solution. Whatever happens, we can face it. Together. " Kaiser spoke, determination shining in his eyes.

Still rough around the edges, but soft where it mattered. I didn’t look at him. “Didn’t even try.” He didn’t push. Just sat beside me, shoulder to shoulder. He was warm, and solid, and there. And that was… enough. “I keep thinking,” I said, staring into the pit. “If we lose, they’ll erase everything. Rewrite it all. Say we were mad. Or dangerous. Or liars.” He was quiet for a beat. Then, “Then we don’t lose.”

"You are not, don't ever think you are a loser okay?" "Sure, I just want this to end already," "It will soon, we are close to getting answers I can tell," Liam said hugging her tighter, she held onto him wishing that it would be easy for them, that they don't lose anyone or make any mistakes...

And if it succeeds— I won’t lose him to something else. I’ll lose him completely. Forever. And there’s nothing left to stop it.

Let Alex believe he’s finally won something. They have no idea who they’re playing with. I wasn’t going to lose. Not to her, not to him. Not ever.

I was about to knock on the door but stopped mid-motion when I recognized the voice as Adrian's. Katelyn was sobbing. "But this is a life we're talking about. I can't bear to let him go." Adrian's voice was filled with unprecedented anger. "Why do you insist on having a child with him? Why does he get to, while I—" "Adrian!" Katelyn interrupted him. Then, she asked in a quivering voice, "Have you lost your mind?"

But then, her next words knocked the air from my lungs. “There’s absolutely nothing to lose being single. It’s the best, and I’m enjoying it.” She sounded serious. It took all my composure to hold the file steady and keep pretending. Mira—single. Unexpected. Her call went on, but I wasn’t listening anymore. Quietly, I opened my door and stepped inside, not wanting her to notice me. I dropped the file and leaned back, unsettled. Was she joking? How could she—

George who was standing plastered to the wall spoke in a low whisper after standing quietly for a while till Daniel vented his anger. Daniel sat back in seat, threading his hair with his fingers in frustration “How can I calm down?” “If it was just the loss of a bid, that would have been fine. We can come up with something …. But what about the face we lost?” “The PR department is working on it.” George sighed “Boss, this is a minor set-back but if we lose hope, that will cause irreparable loss.”

I say, feeling helpless. “You don’t know what you want from them.” Lea corrects me and I look at her for a second and silently nods. I tear my eyes away from her for a second, feeling incredibly naked and vulnerable right now. I avoid eye contact and try to put down my water bottle without spilling everything everywhere.

He brought me a share transfer agreement. Andre said he hoped I would sign it so that I would have the financial security to walk away from Abel if my marriage ever turned unhappy. Clenching his fists tightly, he looked at me seriously and said, "It's not just the Larkins backing you—you also have me. If he ever hurts you, I won't let him get away with it!" I laughed and told him he was overthinking. I trusted my judgment ever since I was a child, and I firmly believed Abel would never betray me.