Nobody In Particular Novels & Stories

Not for them. Not for anyone. Not ever.

“Nobody can see us.” XXX

•••QUINN••• I sat down on my bed going through some papers for some reason they looked blurred everytime i flicked to the next page, i put the papers down contemplating I've gone blind or something i looked up to see Manfred walk in the room, we didn't say a word to each other i looked away to the ceiling then back at the room, everything was slowly looking unfamiliar.

- Sina, help me clean up the wine room. As soon as Sina heard the order, she understood, she quickly sent someone to clean up, but that person was not Doris. Sina understands that this day is a taboo day, all the staff are not staying, only Doris is alone, Riffen's intention is to send Doris to clean? Or maybe Riffen didn't pay too much attention to this detail.

It wasn't a secret that Nova's mum died while birthing her but could her father be seeing someone else? I hadn't thought about the possibility of that and it made me feel even sadder. I always thought that the day I would fall in love, my prince charming will be the one to notice me, he would be so lovestruck that he would chase me everywhere for a chance to have a conversation with me. Why did it seem like the reverse was the case? I quickly searched for Lucas Keeler on I*******m but his account was a private one and I could not see anything. Nova was in his dp but that was all. Why was life so mean to me?

Someone who hasn’t stepped in— until now.

No one. No one.

She could even hear some people in the crowd asking, "When did the Spark Girls become five? I thought they were four. What happened? What happened?" As she waited for the event to begin, she spotted Zach in the crowd, causing her eyes to widen in surprise. She hadn't expected him to show up. His arms were folded, and he seemed to be hiding, but his gaze was fixed on her. Her heart started racing, as she didn't want to disappoint him no matter what. The first girl began singing, and Candy stood close by. The crowd fell silent, captivated by the melodious voice. After she finished her verse, the next person took their turn.

Not now, not ever. . . . ……

Those weren’t in her future, nor was a partner. She looked at him sadly, saying, “I guess things between us won’t work out.” Melnais stood up and he looked down at her. “Was there anything between us? It was more unrequited, wouldn’t you say?” * Melnais showed up at Mayom’s home, and it was strange. He knocked on the door and he was sure that Mayom knew he was here. He walked up to a tree near the door and stepped into its shadow. He merged with the darkness and travelled into Mayom’s home through the shadows.