On My Own 3 Days Grace Novels & Stories

As I signed the divorce papers for the third time, I moved through the familiar steps with practiced ease. I could have done it in my sleep, having been through the drill three times already. Henry Johnson clutched the divorce certificate, his eyes darting to his watch, his brow creased with impatience. "Go on ahead, I'll catch a cab back," I offered before he could say a word. A flicker of surprise crossed Henry's face, but it was quickly replaced by a look of regret as he spoke, "Sorry, Melanie just landed, I..."

She hoped her mum wouldn’t suspect anything later. * 10am in the morning. * “how could you be such a deep sleeper? Anyway I’m set. I'm going to the restaurant.” Her mum said. “okay bye. Love you mum.” Gracie said sleepily. Her mum walked to the door but walked back and pecked her hair. “uh… mum?” she called and cleared her throat with a hum. She just realised she was out of cash and she had a date. Jeez! A date! Another date. Arrrrrrrrgh!

Looks like it's my only meal today. I just hope it ends soon. It's been three and half months I am doing this, 15 days more and it will be over. I will be free from him. "Good morning" Dad said while coming inside. Where did he come from? Was he out whole night? "I went for a walk..." He said while sitting beside me. "I brought this sandwich for you... I know there is nothing in the freezer." "Thanks" I really needed it. "Grace, how is it going?... Are you doing okay?"

"I'm not leaving her." "Good." He looked at Grace. "I know you hate the restrictions. Hate being protected instead of living your life. But Grace—three days. Give us three days of maximum security while we end this threat. After that—after we've eliminated the Preservation Front leadership—you can go back to your studio. Your classes. Normal life." "You're sure you can end it in three days?"

Halos araw-araw niya iyong ginawa. "Mahihirapan ka talagang patawarin ang ibang tao kung mismong sarili mo ay hindi mo mapatawad Grace." Yumuko at natamaan sa mga sinabi niya. "Ilang taon mo ng sinisisi ang sarili mo sa pagkawala nila. Ang tagal tagal mo ng pinaparusahan ang sarili mo Grace, tama na. You're not at fault, so let go. Forgive yourself so you can forgive other people."

"Your one week of freedom from this mansion has been cut down to just three days." Wait, what?

she whispered to herself, but was she free indeed? It wasn't as if she had never tried to run before, but he caught her. She hadn't planned it well back then, she hadn't thought it through, which was why this time, she had thought about it for several days, mapped out her plan, and had been driving away from everything for six days now, only stopping at night, for gas, and maybe to grab coffee and snacks. Grace kept driving until she got to West Virginia, and the first small town she came across was West Valley Rocks. That was what the sign said.

She had never been happier. _______________________________ Grace's PoV: "I'm so sorry for last night, I know you had work and so much on your mind, I thought I was helping you. Clearly I wasn't. I'm sorry, it'll never happen again, at least not when you have work the next day. I promise," Grace said over the call. She felt bad that she made Eden skip work on the third day of her new beginning at her father's company. "Is Bennett mad at you."

“Maxwell, what a not so pleasant pleasure to see you. Please tell me I don’t have to travel across the country again to meet more dead people.” Her bitter mood makes her more snarky. “That bad, huh?” “More than you know.” “Care to talk about it?” “Not really, seeing as it’s your fault to begin with.” I get straight to the point. “I came here to tell you that Grace is leaving for a few months. She wishes to visit our hometown.” “Where exactly would that be?” “It’s now known as Cambridge, Massachusetts.” The wheels turn in her head as she thinks about that piece of information. “I don’t feel the urge for another road trip, so I guess I’ll see her when she gets back. It took you four days to fi

There were only three days left before our bond would break on its own. Besides, he never cared about me anyway.