Rowley Diary Novels & Stories

Rowena's POV. "My mother's diary..." I muttered under my breath. A tear slid down my cheek, but I wiped it away quickly. No time for weakness. I flipped to the second page. Empty. The next page was torn halfway, but right there, on the ripped side, my name was scribbled. Rowena. The tears came faster this time. I couldn’t hold them back. I tried flipping further, desperate, but then I heard the door creak open.

More snacks were shared from the pantry and the clock kept ticking but the day remained the same one long stretch. Ellie thought about how his commanding presence made her feel safe and curious at the same time stirring feelings she knew were risky. They wrapped up the night with plans for breakfast the next morning but the underlying want was there in every pause and smile leaving the air heavy with what was not said. We talked about books we both enjoyed and even quoted lines from one making the connection stronger. The robe felt thinner as time went on and I saw him notice. “You are trouble Ellie but the good kind,” he said at one point.

​"And you were one of them?" ​"Yes." He opened a drawer beside him and carefully pulled out a faded leather journal. "This belonged to Eleanor," Adrian said. ​Dizer's eyes widened. "You have another journal?" ​He shook his head. "No. This one isn't about business." He held it out to her. "It's about you." ​Her fingers trembled as she accepted it and opened the first page. The date at the top read Twenty-three years ago. The first entry made her throat tighten:

He let out a sarcastic smile. Crystal could see the pain in his smile. He has really gone through a lot as Yolly Parker said. What kind of life he was living with hating by Richard Parker all the time? He even forced his wife not to be good to him. "How do you find out about the truth?" She finally opened her mouth. Rayan pressed his lips together. Though it's not painful for him now, it still made him laugh at himself. "Diary. Mom loves to write diaries. Mom left a diary. and one day by mistake I found that in my father's table. I mean Richard Parker."

In the past, I had a lot of incidents where I went through all this, but right now I wanted to be robust. I opened the diary and placed it in front of him. The only page I needed to show him was where he wrote that one sentence. 5 October 1998 Today, my daughter Lyra Brown is born. His eyes went wide as he read what he wrote two decades ago in his diary.

I don't know whether everything will be back to normal or not. Rowan never replied again. He just ignored his questions and focused on the newspaper, which he was reading while sipping his coffee. Your precious gems and reviews..

Episode 49 – The Confessional Diary The attic smelled of dust and forgotten things. Ophelia’s fingers traced the spine of a leather-bound journal, its surface cool and smooth, tucked away in a cedar chest that had belonged to her grandmother. She hadn’t been looking for secrets; she’d been looking for old photo albums. But the moment she lifted the diary’s cover and saw the elegant, looping script, her own script, from years ago, a peculiar heat bloomed in her chest.

Then moved on to whether dragons could swim or just fly over water. Life continued. That's what I'm learning. That survival becomes living when you stop documenting and start participating. When you trust that memory will hold the important parts without forcing them onto paper. The diary is full now. Every page. Four years of evidence that we endured. I won't start another. The last entry is simple: ‘We're getting married in sixty-three days. Ava is convinced Mr. Floppington needs a tuxedo. My mother called three times today about seating arrangements. I'm happy. That's all. That's enough.’