Pokémon Pikachu's Goodbye Novels & Stories

Right before the abortion, I imagined a million ways he might react—maybe regret, maybe breaking down—but I never expected this. I suddenly burst out laughing, and it hurt so much that my stomach cramped up. The stitches I just got started bleeding a bit. Carl freaked out. "What's so funny?" I looked at the man I had spent six years with and felt nothing but disgust. He was unfamiliar to me now. "Carl, do you have any shame? How could you even say something like that? Just because you're a disgusting person, do you think I am too? I'm nothing like you!"

"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.

If I'm not careful, I wet myself. "I lost my husband and my child for three whole years. Again and again, I had to endure that humiliation. Don't you think I have the right to hate you? "Do you honestly think a few words of regret are enough for me to forgive you?" His eyes were bloodshot. He opened his mouth like he wanted to speak, but no words came out. Seeing him standing there in a daze, I let out a long, exhausted sigh. "Stop bothering me." I glanced down at the mess on myself, then turned to leave.

"Since Luther says he'll pay us back, then fine. We have surveillance footage and evidence. Come to the supermarket sometime and settle the debt. "As for why I called the police—she'll be leaving for university soon. That habit shouldn't be allowed to continue. "And since all of you think I handled things incorrectly, then from today onward, let's stop seeing each other. "Especially you, Samantha. I sincerely hope you and Luther live happily together." After saying that, I calmly rose to my feet, pushed open the door, and walked out.

"Ok bye." ✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧

Cursing once again at my inability to cry, I bid my final farewell to this place. Goodbye elven village. Goodbye mother.

Maybe someday. --- The day has come that I will be leaving some of my things, and more particularly, my dearest friends and my dog. "Mia, girl, don't let this be our last goodbye. And, hopefully, someday, sooner, we would be saying our hellos, and please, never ever leave us again. But damn, knowing that you have been torn into a thousand pieces is more hurtful than this. It's okay to say goodbye, for now. Get your shit together Val, and stop crying. You are making me cry, too." Tesla said her farewell to me, while the ginger has been wiping her eyes with the tissue paper in her hold.

My spirit was growing lighter, fainter, dissolving like morning mist. The debts of this life were settled. I turned and walked into the cycle of rebirth. The wind brushed past the headstone, carrying away the last trace of my presence. Claire. This life is over. We will never meet again.

Lauren pushed me over to the ribbon-cutting area and brought her team over to block Pamela, who glared at her viciously. "Do you possibly think I don't know that you're clinging to him because he's rich! I've used that trick before, and it didn't work!" Pamela fumed. I was already too far to hear Lauren's response. But I saw Lauren make a gesture, and Pamela's face immediately turned ghost-white before she ran off in a hurry. After the ceremony, I asked Lauren, "What did you say to her?" Lauren shrugged. "I just posted her video online and told her to hurry and deal with the PR."

Then, after a while, he sent me a single text. "Apologize to Nina, or don't expect me to forgive you." A bitter laugh slipped from my lips. Fine then. I didn't need his forgiveness. I left the house keys on the table, grabbed my suitcase, and walked out the door. The home I had once loved so much, the place I had built my dreams around—leaving it behind, all I felt was relief. My phone buzzed with countless messages. Some wished me a bright future, some wished me peace and happiness. Others even joked about me giving birth to a litter of wolf pups with the Storm Pack's Alpha.