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What i never expected
said my father getting up from his chair, I didn't know if that was good or bad, Camila was hesitant to answer, I think her nervousness was greater.
“Hello” Camila finally mentioned, she was nervous, I knew it. We both sat down, she next to my nephews' mother and I next to my father, I guess everyone was thinking about who it was, after all I have never brought a woman to my house.
The dinner passed in peace, if you could say it that way, at no time did the subject come up mentioning what social class Camila was from, and I hoped it would stay that way. She began to yawn once dinner was over.
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The Roomie Complex
Never again
"I'm coming Tiny, just wait for me"
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Captive To The Boss’s Lust
Not now, not ever.
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Never to Meet Again, Never to Long for Again
Every hidden truth was brought to light.
Everyone was filled with sympathy for me. They cursed them and said they did not deserve a peaceful death.
Mrs. Sanders sent gifts to me but did not come. She said she was too ashamed to see me.
I did not accept anything, including the letters from Grant and Jeremy. I threw them straight into the trash without even opening them.
There was no point in reading them.
My future would only get better with them gone.
The End.
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The Kidney That Never Came
The one she never let go of.
Years ago, he bailed—broke up with her and vanished overseas. She was wrecked. That's when we met, on some blind date.
She needed a distraction. I fell hard.
We got married. And I kept thinking... if I gave enough, maybe one day she'd choose me.
However, ten years of loyalty, and it meant nothing.
One wave from Caleb, and she ran straight back.
I always knew he still lived in her heart.
And I—I was just a placeholder.
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The Girl He Never Knew
“I’m not ready. It’s too personal and I need to sit with it a little longer.”
Lora watched me for a long moment. The playful smile faded into something resembling annoyance. “Okay,” she said finally, holding up her hands. “No pressure. But when you’re ready… I’m here. Always. You know that, right?”
She hugged me goodnight then slipped out of the room, closing the door softly behind her.
I let out a shaky breath and reopened my laptop. The folder titled “Never Publish” stared back at me. I hovered the cursor over the article for a long time, thumb brushing the trackpad.
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The One They Never Chose
While opening the bottle of pesticide, I asked him, "Do you like me?"
He just stood there, silent.
Then, he said, "Imagine if you and I were the main characters of another world. That would be so great."
"Yeah," I answered. Then, I drank the pesticide and fell to the ground.
His eyes filled with tears as he held me, and they fell on my face like raindrops. I could tell he really liked me, but why did he avoid me before?
I closed my eyes slowly, and just before everything went dark, I heard a voice say, "You can't leave yet. Someone wants you to stay."
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The Don Who Never Meant What He Said
She was a beam of light that filled every corner of the place.
Now she was gone, and the estate was a huge, silent grave.
Raphael wandered around in a daze.
Without meaning to, he ended up at the basement.
A faint smell of blood pulled at his nerves.
With a shaking hand he turned on the light, and a wide stain of dried blood shot into his eyes like a bullet.
He bit down on his lip until the taste of rust spread through his mouth.
Only then did he understand this wasn't a nightmare.
“How could this be.”
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The Devilish Billionaire
Isn't it?
Do spent a little time reading my 1st Novel: TAMING THE DANGEROUS CEO
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Never ever after(English version)
“You’re so funny, child. Even if our house is small, we’re happy. Their house may be big, but their life isn’t that happy because they’re always busy chasing money. We’re content with what we have, and that’s what matters.”
“That’s true… but why don’t they have a child yet, Mama?”
“Because it’s not time yet. They’re too busy. They’re the kind of people who are still thinking about business and money even in their sleep because they’re so rich.”
“Child, if Sir Gabriel talks to you, don’t answer him, okay?”
“Why, Mama?”
“Just because. I don’t want people talking to you about your Papa.”
“Okay, Mama.”
“Alright, play tomorrow, for now go to sleep.”
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I stumbled upon 'Never' by Ken Follett during a weekend bookstore crawl, and it quickly became one of those rare reads I couldn’t put down. At first glance, it might seem like another geopolitical thriller, but Follett’s knack for weaving intricate, multi-layered narratives shines here. The way he balances high-stakes international tension with deeply personal character arcs—like a Chinese spy caught between duty and love, or an American doctor racing against time in a pandemic—kept me hooked. It’s not just about the plot twists (though there are plenty); it’s how human the story feels despite its grand scale.
What surprised me most was how prescient the book feels now. Follett wrote about global conflicts and pandemics years before they dominated headlines, which adds an eerie relevance. If you enjoy thrillers that make you think—not just about 'who did it,' but about the fragile threads holding our world together—this one’s a winner. I finished it with that bittersweet feeling of wanting more, yet satisfied by how everything tied together.
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