Sans Crying Novels & Stories

“I’m so full, oh GOD, I can’t, it’s too, OH—” “You can.” Craig holds my face. Thumbs wiping the tears streaming down my cheeks. “Our good girl can take everything. Breathe.”

“I can’t do this, Reign. I don’t know what to do, please help me I badly need you right now.” When I was done crying I stood up and scream all the pain that I’m feeling. This road is empty after all. I scream all the painful feelings and let it out, I didn’t even care if someone will hear me or my voice would be gone the next day. Tears are falling while I scream, I curse and curse all the problems. I smile as I let it all out. I wipe my tears mix with my sweat. “I need a drink.”

'How dare he? Nose flaring and fully breaking into tears now Gracie wished for the ground to dig a hole for her to disappear from this world completely. Without uttering a single word from her mouth, she left the living area and went inside the bedroom. Rushingly changing her clothes as her eyes streamed rivers of salt water that were nothing if the pieces of her heart were considered. "Sana was absolutely wrong to put things into my head that weren't real." She mumbled to herself, sniffing her nose as she zipped her pants. "What did you think of Gracie? That you deserve to be happy, to be loved? Get back to misery, idiot!" She wiped her mascara tears, tying her hair into a tight ponytail be

Millie continues "take his money, take his job, take his happiness, take his soul. It still won't be enough to pay back what he did to you" Tears roll down her cheeks and her vision becomes clear again. She can't think of the last time she looked in a mirror and her face wasn't dripping in tears "There you go, crying again. Like you always are" "I'm not" she wipes her face "I'm not crying anymore" "Good" ~

Aira on the other side caressed my hair and wiped my tears with her thumb. "Crying is bad for your baby," Hailey was trying to console me but I couldn't set aside the pain in my heart. "Hailey, help me," I was desperate to end the awful feeling inside but I knew that it'll forever be plastered in my system for the rest of my life. "Hailey I want to leave," I was sobbing in between my words.

Then a shaky breath and then she breaks down. She’s crying quietly at first, like she’s trying not to be embarrassed by it. My heart sinks straight into my stomach. Tanya doesn’t cry. Not like this. She’s loud, fiery, stubborn. When things go wrong, she complains, she curses, and she laughs it off. She never cries. “What’s wrong?” I ask, already sitting down on the edge of the bed. “Talk to me.” Her voice wavers. “I …. I didn’t want to call like this. I’m sorry.”

“If it will help you not cry.” Kayla squeezes her eyes shut and curses. Her tears seem to dry up instantly. “You can’t meet my parents, Johnny.”

This time, the dam she had been desperately holding back burst open, and tears cascaded down her cheeks, mirroring the pain she felt within. Damn it! Why is she crying? Doesn't she realize how deeply her tears affect me? Overwhelmed by her sorrow, I closed the distance between us, gently gripping her shoulders for support. "Please, Anna, stop crying... You know how much I hate to see you in tears." With a tender touch, I wiped away a tear with my thumb, trying to soothe her. "It's just a plate, nothing more. It's not worth your anguish."

Ava looked down at their joined hands. Dr. Sana turned toward Eli. “And you don’t have to hide your feelings either.” Eli looked away. “I cried.” “I know.” “I fainted.” “I heard.” He looked embarrassed. “That’s bad.” “No.” Dr. Sana smiled. “That means your body was overwhelmed. It doesn’t mean you’re weak.” Eli nodded slowly. “What about Ava?” Ava looked up. “What about me?” “You’re allowed to cry too.” “I know.” “You’re allowed to be angry.”

“I am sorry, I shouldn’t have walked away, i am sorry that I didn’t have my phone with me. I should have been more conscious of what you would be feeling.” She whimpered, leaning into my chest as she continued crying. Goddess help me. I would fight a thousand rogue attacks, but one thing that I wouldn’t handle is seeing Sabrina cry. It broke something in me, something so strong that I didn’t know how to move from it. My thumb reached out, wiping the tear that stained her cheeks. “Please, can you stop crying” I begged. She snivelled, but didn’t stop. I patted her back, whispering until she was calm.