Perfect Pitch Last Song Novels & Stories

"Don't think that investing ten billion buys my personal freedom." I clenched my phone tightly, tears spilling down despite my efforts to hold them back. The hotel I booked was right next to the company. The next morning, as soon as I stepped downstairs, I unexpectedly heard Adrian's voice. "For the bridal bouquet, go with Phalaenopsis orchids. My wife likes them." My nose stung. I remembered when we were eighteen, when he planted an entire estate full of Phalaenopsis orchids to confess his love to me.

I smiled sincerely and turned away from the prison. After seeing Vivian for the last time, I would never need to see her again in this life. She would disappear from my world forever. And my world would finally see the warmth of spring.

The music sounded louder, and everything felt funny. “I’m not drinking again,” I told her, pointing a finger at her face. “You’ve been saying that since the first sip,” she replied, pulling me toward the stage. We sang, or at least tried to. I missed half the lyrics, and Tamara was shouting instead of singing. We laughed so hard that my stomach hurt. After a while, I went back to our table, dropping into the chair. My phone buzzed again and again on the table. “Who is disturbing me?” I muttered, picking it up.

Pink’s hit anthem “Perfect” rang out from Leesa’s cell phone, pulling her from her sleep. The song told her it was Cali on the other end. Leesa thought the line about people not liking the singer’s jeans and not getting her hair was the perfect ringtone for Cali, and Cali had laughed delightedly when Leesa told her about her choice.

Everyone said my wife, Zoey Harper, was an amazing wife and mom who'd do anything for me and our son, Leo. Leo's doctor warned us three times that he might not make it. Then he died. Zoey claimed she was overseas for work. She wasn't. She'd invited Peter Cole—the first love she'd never gotten over—and his family to our apartment for dinner. I came home carrying Leo's urn, ready to confront her. Instead, she tossed my luggage into the hall. "We have guests, and we're out of rooms. Go stay somewhere else for a few days."

When they rushed him to the hospital, the doctor determined he was fighting some serious demons in his mind. No one wanted to give up on Patrick, but Patrick had given up on himself. He slipped away when the coast was clear and bolted from the hospital. He ended it all right there at my grave. Died with that same stupid grin on his face. It made me think of something someone had said long ago: “A traitor’s fate is doom.” Too bad he had to mess up my trip down under. ‘Patrick, why can’t you leave me alone even in death? This is just my bad luck.’

She tried to press her hands against my throat where the blood kept surging out, asking over and over, "Why won't it stop? Where are you hurt?" But by then the pain in my chest had gone numb, and all I could do was gasp for air in ragged heaves. The last thing I saw was Chloe's face—the panic in her eyes, the fear. A second before I blacked out, I couldn't help thinking that dying here alongside Mom might not be so bad after all. - Third-person POV Just as Vivian moved to go to Ted, Andy let out a sharp cry of pain. "Vivian, you're gripping my wound too hard."

He said as he smile brightly . " I will two songs from my new album ." When you leave me" and " The sweetheart in my past ." He sings his songs perfectly with his husky and mainly voice . Then he ended his songs with tears in his eyes . " Well , well ,well what a sad song . I heard this song My sweetheart in the past written by you right .?" Shu Li Li ask him .

' … I leaned against the car window, silently watching the scenery rush past outside as I considered how I would leave this world. At last, Luna noticed something was wrong. "Is there something about the wedding arrangements you don't like?" she asked cautiously. After a moment, I finally spoke. "Why didn't you choose the liquor-filled chocolates I like?" The first time I ever tasted liquor-filled chocolates, I had shared them with Luna. "I've decided something. When we get married, we have to have liquor-filled chocolates at the wedding. The flavor is really special." She had nodded repeatedly. "Okay, okay."

Frankie rapped for some seconds and then Seven sang again using his high voice note 🎶I still love you, 🎶But nobody knows 🎶We are no longer together 🎶Because of what I chose. Trent also rapped before Rocky and Jerry Sang 🎶It was a bad decision, 🎶And now I want you here. 🎶Never far away, 🎶Always near. It went like that for minutes and then Seven sang the last part 🎶So please take me back, 🎶And catch me when I fall