Never Noticed Mga Nobela at Kwento

she said, grinning. My eyes went wide. "What? Wait, how do I not know about that?" I asked. "You had plenty of chances, but you didn't notice. The night I brought you home, you were too out of it to notice that I'd stopped right after your house. The day I saw you at the grocery store is the day I noticed that you are my neighbor. I saw you leave. I was standing by the window which was open. You would've seen me if you had looked up"

I hummed, sarcastically, my gaze lingering on Mini. She hadn't even looked in my direction, not once, not even for formality. It burned. That lack of acknowledgment. It was surgical.

Since when did James send his right-man as a messenger boy? I spotted James leaning casually against his Mercedes, the morning sunlight softening his sharp features in a way that made my breath catch for a moment. The way the light traced his jawline, the slight crinkle at the corners of his eyes as he noticed my approach - it was unfair how my pulse still quickened at the sight of him after everything.

He did not seem to notice the attention he was gaining slowly, and when he lifted his head up, a small gasp escaped my lips. “I know him.”

"For instance, I saw you a week ago, standing on the sidewalk outside that little Italian restaurant three blocks from the hospital, I watched you turn around and walk away into the crowds, leaving those two people behind." Yolande's breath hitched, a sudden jolt of electricity shooting through her veins as she stared back at him, the memory of that devastating sidewalk realization crashing back over her, she hadn't known anyone was watching, she had felt so utterly invisible, yet this beautiful, dark stranger had seen her. "Who were those people, Yolande?" Lucian asked softly, his tone holding a gentle, magnetic curiosity that didn't feel invasive, but rather like an open invitation to shed

It took her a while to notice it. Not because it was small. But because it was the absence of something. Avery was halfway through her day when it hit her—she hadn’t checked her phone. Not once. No quick glances. No rereading messages. No quiet “has he texted?” in the back of her mind. Nothing. She only realized when her phone buzzed in her hand and it actually surprised her. You disappeared today. She stared at the message for a second, then smiled.

The way you watch something that has just shifted slightly in the picture you have been holding of it and you need a moment before you can put the picture down. He turned the corner. I was alone in the corridor. I became aware, slowly and with the specific quality of noticing something that has been true for a while, that I was not managing my expression. Had not been for some portion of the last twenty minutes that I could not identify exactly. My face had been doing whatever it was doing without my active direction and I had not caught it because I had been too occupied with the conversation itself to remember to monitor the instrument I was having it with.

It was a small treat, a brief break from all the things bothering me. While I was enjoying my unexpected feast, I noticed someone entering the store from the corner of my eye. I looked up, but they were looking in a different direction, so I couldn't see their face clearly. They didn't wait to be served and just walked ahead, which was kind of unusual and caught my attention.

I felt uncomfortable watching her press her breasts to his biceps like that. “I feel like I never see you around these days,” the girl pouted and I scowled. Barf. Acting cute while looking like a giant... Why do I care? “Hmphf.” We passed by each other in that hallway and never once did he look my way. He was so focused on that girl, he didn't notice me… not that I wanted him to. It’s just that... how could he not notice me? I was literally just there beside him. I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but something was making me absolutely livid.

"Do you see me?!" surprised by this promise. I blinked twice before looking around. Everyone was busy doing what they were doing. I swallowed and pretended not to see him. "Hey!" it's next to me. it's already gone! why didn't I immediately notice that he didn't have a life mark, it's annoying! I still did my best even though he tried to talk to me but I ignored him. this ghost is very determined.