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Seven Days of Goodbye
Dead on impact.
The Reaper felt bad for me—said I didn't deserve to go out like that. Gave me seven days. One last shot to say goodbye.
When I came back, it was already dark.
I kept thinking—I wish I had wings. Maybe they were waiting.
But under the moonlight, as I got closer, I saw through the dining room window—
Alex, sitting between my parents. Brian and Ruby, side by side.
Red wine. Fancy food. Everyone dressed like they were starring in a holiday ad.
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Tempted by Sin
“Yes, I am.”
Ace grins. “Good. Because we have five weeks to make up for.”
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Seven Years of Misguided Love，One Goodbye
“I’ve already taken care of it. Just show up tonight.”
“Alright, then… see you tonight.”
I hurriedly ended the call, my cheeks burning.
The wild scenes from that night flashed through my mind. Even now, closing my eyes, I could still smell the scent of Ethan’s cologne.
I didn’t know how to face him since we lost control that night. That’s why I hadn’t reached out.
What exactly was my relationship with Ethan now?
A mistake?
Friends with benefits?
I shook my head, telling myself not to overthink it for now.
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The Special One
Stephanie tried to be angry but Luke laughed at her, she then smiled
When they let the waiters put the food on the table, Luke’s phone rings. It was James.
“Yes!”
“What? Singapore? Send someone from New York!”
“Okay!”
“Everything is good?” Stephanie asked
“Yeah!” Luke smiled
They had a nice lunch and went back to the office. Luke walked her back to the office.
“Thank you for the lunch,” Stephanie smiled at him
“Text or call me whenever you want to go out, I’ll be here for a week. I know you’re a moody person.”
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Alpha Erik
A week, a month max.
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Model Perfect
I've considered taking a gap year to explore the world.
I sleep the rest of the day off. I wake up, and it's already time for school. The last time I slept that much, I was coming down with something like a cold or worse. I take my vitamin C supplements and hope for the best. Look like Aftershock picked Jeremiah Winters for their new lead guitarist. That's good news for Rosa, then. By the end of this weekend, she will be more popular than me. And that's the last thing I need as Model Perfect's chosen one. I just need to make this one last year with them to pay for my college fund or my gap year fund, whichever comes first.
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One Weekend with the Billionaire
Maybe by Monday, when he realizes I’ve been fucking his wife all weekend, he’ll change his mind.
Thompson extends his hand first. “You’ve got a deal,” he says.
This time, I shake it.
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Just One Weekend
“So, would you like to go tomorrow to pick it out?”
Jasmine bit her lower lip. “As long as it’s early. I have a date with Zain tomorrow night for the Fourth of July. We’re going out to dinner, and then we’re going to watch the fireworks on the beach.”
Her father sighed. “Well, I guess I could miss my tee time one day. I’ll text Frank and let him know.”
“Yeah!” Jasmine squealed, excited at the prospect of getting a new car. Even though she wouldn’t drive it off the lot, she would have it in Tennessee… and that was what counted.
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The One
“What does it looking I'm doing? Let me give you a hint, driving our asses to our death….”
“I meant why the glorious fuck are you changing the station like every second?”
“Everything is stupid on the radio, how does my mother cope with this?”
I brought my head out of the window and savoured the feeling of the rushing winding against my face. It was a pretty day after all. Hell, with the season we were in, every day was pretty.
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Just one night
FEW WEEKS LATER
ANDY’S POV
I buzz through the café as I take orders from table to table. It was getting more and more tiring as the days went by because my work hard because I was the only employee in the café.
Hilda said she has not had clients like this on a long time and saw it as some sort of good luck charm…and always refered to the baby as some sort of good luck magnet.
My baby bump wasn’t out yet, I was finishing my third month in a week and I knew I should be getting ready for the baby bump.
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I was browsing through some lesser-known literary gems the other day, and 'A Week One Summer' caught my eye. After digging around, I found out it’s penned by Chinese author Zhou Zuoren, who’s actually the younger brother of the famous Lu Xun. The book’s this quiet, reflective piece that captures the essence of a fleeting summer week—it’s got this nostalgic, almost melancholic vibe that really sticks with you. Zhou’s style is subtle but deeply evocative, like he’s painting with words. It’s not as widely discussed as his brother’s works, but it’s a beautiful read if you’re into contemplative literature.
What’s interesting is how the book mirrors Zhou’s own life—his love for nature and his philosophical musings. It’s not just about the season; it’s about time, memory, and the little moments that slip away. I stumbled upon it while researching early 20th-century Chinese essays, and it’s one of those books that feels like a secret treasure. If you enjoy writers who weave personal reflection into broader themes, this might be up your alley.
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