Never Say Goodbye Novel Novels & Stories

"8 p.m. at the Grandview Hotel. Don’t be late." Just like that, she hung up. I exhaled slowly. Fine. One last meet before I disappeared forever.

The real owner of it is my sister and not me. I didn't notice what else they were talking about because I was already drowning in my world. I don't know why I feel so sad. The sooner we finish the mission, the more that I am drifting away from him. They said, sorry is the hardest word to say. But in my case, I think saying goodbye is much worse. Because I know that I can't say goodbye to Elijah. I will be gone, gone without a trace and a word. Because I am a coward, and a coward person like me doesn't deserve him.

The room erupted with laughter. Louise, hearing the jest, was overjoyed, playfully grabbing Andrew's arm. "Hey, don't be so tough on Lina. She's not like me; she hasn't traveled much or met many people. The fact that she's willing to bury her nose in books shows she's got ambition!"

I would reply- It was like hearing every goodbye said to me, all at once. The End. -- Okay, how was the book? Did you like it? Did you loveeeeeeee it?

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I smiled and thought about my conversation with Sarah back at the pond and I wondered if she ever found her peace. Couldn’t hurt to try. “Sarah.” I whispered. “I don’t know if you can hear me. But I can let you go now. I found my peace. It’s time for you to find yours. Goodbye, my dear friend.” A soft breeze blew past me with a quiet whisper. “Goodbye.” The End.

Indeed, she'd lost a great deal, but she'd gained just as much. She'd found new friends, a new career, and a new life. Most importantly, she'd found herself again, a version of her that was independent of anyone else. That was enough. Eleanor lifted her head and looked at the sky over Lethor, faintly reddened by distant firelight, and smiled for the first time in a long while. Goodbye to the past. Hello to the future. … Five years later, in the World Assembly Palace, Genevara, the award hall was filled.

A long time later, Mason's phone finally ran out of battery, and the screen went dark. He was still sitting alone in the house he had bought back, letting the night swallow him whole. Our story had already ended the moment he took the bouquet from my hands. And he hadn't even had time to say goodbye. The End

A parting smile was the last sight Sienna saw. "Goodbye Jakarta, goodbye Indonesia, and goodbye memories; thank you for all that I have received, both happiness and heartache," Sienna thought. He stepped with such confidence, without any hesitation. Today and in the future, Sienna will live without the shadow of those who have disappointed her in her heart.

“Goodbye, Jenna.” “Goodbye, Samiya. We should have the next lesson when you are done with the book and you’ve learned to not just hear, but listen to.”