Sabrina Jatuh Dari Lantai 2 Novels & Stories

What happened to you? She got diarrhea last week and didn't go to work, and now she's acting weird. I'm having second thoughts on advertising her to my doctor. "Why don't you tell me so I don't call my psychiatrist?" "Okay, okay." She put her hand up in surrender. She walked again on the front like a turtle and had the audacity to sit on my table. She removed my name "Architect Sabrina" from the side before looking at me. Before she could land my name on the table, I snatched it from her hand. She didn't even care and just laughed. This woman is the only known creature who carelessly bothers humans. She didn't know how hard it was to put "architect" in front of your name.

“If you aren’t going to help me, then I have no use for you.” “What does that mean?” Without warning, Katrina swung and hit Sabrina over the head with a metal paperweight. Sabrina was so wrapped up in her conversation, that she hadn’t noticed that Katrina grabbed it off the nearby desk. Sabby only felt a sharp pain in her head before her entire body went numb and she passed out. She fell to the ground with a thud. Blood spilled out of her head and Katrina groaned. Now she was going to have to clean the floors and dispose of this body.

“Boss, please come back down? Let’s think of another way! You’re the only cousin I like, and if anything happened to you…” “Shut your mouth! Hold on tight,” Charmine snapped at him before diving from the balcony and faced their way! Eric instinctively held onto the rope in his hands. Rio, too, held on tight as he shut his eyes tightly out of fear. Charmine jumped down just like that? She jumped down! They were on the eleventh floor, at least 50 meters tall! Meanwhile, on the building opposite them, a number of news reporters had already found their spot and live-streamed Scarlet’s suicide attempt. The live-streaming platform raked up hundreds and thousands of viewers, each armed with their s

I repeated their request as I put the blanket on them. Closing their eyes, they quickly fell asleep. I kissed their foreheads before leaving the room. “What are you doing?” I asked Sabrina after I saw taking out her two suitcases and one bag. “Help me bring down my other suitcase,” she obediently ordered. “Sure,” I replied, surprised. After we unloaded her things in the living room, she only answered my question. “I’m moving to another unit here.” “Moving? Where? Don’t tell me you're moving to Conrad’s suite?”

I was ready to hang up, but she stopped me. "DON'T HANG UP, FLAVIAN!" She screamed. "If you don't come here, I'm going to kill myself. I'll jump out the window." "Then jump, Sabrina!" I hung up the phone. I wasn't going to fall for this manipulation. Soon after, I received a message on my cell phone. It was a photo of Sabrina with disheveled hair, smeared makeup, sitting on the windowsill with her feet dangling outside, looking down. Below the photo was the message "if you don't come, I'll jump. I'm at the Savanah."

Then shook the flat object at Nicko. “How is it Young Master, do you still want to press the on button on the elevator?” he asked, pointing at it. Nicko remained unmoved and pressed the on button on the elevator and let them go up to the 28th floor. Nicko’s calm demeanor also made Sabrina continue to do her seductive actions. Touching the man’s body and occasionally whispering affectionately. Ting! Nicko poked Sabrina’s shoulder as the elevator stopped on the 28th floor, then her index finger pointed up the elevator door. A cctv camera pointed at the two of them and made Sabrina pale suddenly.

He trailed off, but the unspoken words crashed over us like a tidal wave. "Or what?" Sabrina whispered, though she already knew. We all knew. "Or she may not make it." The room spun. I felt Sabrina's body go limp beneath my hand. It was as if someone had pulled the ground out from under her. Her legs gave way, and she slid from the chair to the floor in one fluid, devastating motion. The sound she made, a strangled, broken sob, cut through me like a knife.

The process happened for a week and that day would be the third time she visited the space after it was being renovated. Her favorite spot in the room was definitely near the window. There was this small open space fitting for one person that almost seemed like a balcony, only there was no fence, no barrier between the ground and the open sky after one stepped out of the window and entered that small area. The alpha planned on getting rid of it because he thought it was dangerous and had warned her several times to stay away from that particular corner, because if one fell from there, death was almost a guarantee. Of course, being the rebel she was, Sabrina refused to listen to the alpha and

"************* It had been two fucking days and Sabrina's motherly emotions were playing with her. All her thoughts had been clouded with Cain and Abel, where were they okay? Were the people doing okay? She had been skimping on a plan, she wanted to escape with all her might but she needed to strike a good plan. She thought of the guard who had always brought her food. He wasn't that friendly but she was going to hit her luck with him today. The moment the door plunged open, she held onto her tummy. "My tummy," she muttered before falling to the floor. She knew she had to increase the pace of her acting if the guard was going to fall for it. She began to shake uncontrollably. A little smile

She whined in frustration and sat up. She had to talk to him. Sabrina climbed down her bed and straightened her nightdress. Her dress had a low neckline that she didn’t bother to pull up. After combing her hair with her fingers, she stepped out of her camp. Her maids were sleeping peacefully in the outer camp. The bonfire had burned out and the warriors were also sleeping outside.