Save Me A Lollipop 소설 & 이야기

I bit my lip to stop a cry and furrowed my eyebrows extra-tight together. All their voices blurred as one and I couldn't tell how close we were to the new year. I didn't care, either. "Reniella De Vega!" The name shot through my thoughts and I sighed out in relief. Arlo had come to save me, finally. I needed her. My teeth began to chatter and I was physically trembling now while my lungs threatened to collapse.

My air supply starts getting cut off badly; I put my palms against his face and try to push off me. “Where is he? Won’t he come to save you this time?!” He grits his teeth together. I close my eyes and give up fighting feeling my body giving up on me. He lets me go and walks back to the couch and plops down it. I slide down the wall holding my neck crying silently; it feels like my neck with break and my head will fall off. He takes out a small packet out of his pocket and pours the white powder on the small table that has his phone and an ashtray on it. I stare at his phone for a while; that phone could be my escape from out of here. I watch him separate the powder into lines and snort the

The effect was her laughing more than she ever had before, and even feeling better after. “He did a good thing. That's all. Nothing more,” she repeated to herself over and over again. In the process of her trying to talk herself out of her silly thoughts, Mia returned into the room. “I got lollipops for us from Lala, Aves!” She announced as she walked in. Ava's head whipped behind, her heart rate surging again. “Look at you. Why do you look so glowy?” Mia paused, observing her with a smile.

Hopelessness gripped my heart as I watched the yacht move further and further away from me, but I didn't give up and continued to scream for help. "Save me! Somebody save me!" Just as I was about to fall into a pit of despair, a person appeared on the yacht. The woman switched on a torchlight and aimed it at the ocean's surface. She had heard my cries for help. I was about to be saved! Unbridled joy surged through my heart in an instant. I hastily swam in the direction of the torchlight's rays, still yelling, "Help! Help me! Save me, please!" Using the last of my strength, I kept swimming until I reached the side of the yacht. A ladder was dropped down for me. I nearly slipped from the rungs

I hung up, and not long after, the housekeeper entered with a meal box in hand. When our eyes met, I saw the awkwardness and surprise in her gaze, like she had walked into the wrong room and didn't know whether to advance or retreat. I tossed my phone aside and curiously asked, "Lydia, why didn't you answer the phone?" She instinctively hid the meal box behind her and stammered, "It was Mr. Ford who asked me to come..." A quiet laugh escaped my lips, but deep down, I wasn't surprised. When the earthquake struck, Quintus had made sure the doctors saved Vanessa first.

Still slightly drunk, she fumbled around in her pocket, muttering, "Hmm? Where's my candy?" A woman in the crowd said, "Do you need candy? Here, take this." It took Sophia some effort to open the lollipop. Just as everyone thought she was about to eat it, she stuffed it into the man's mouth instead. The man was unprepared, and the lollipop almost knocked his teeth out. He felt bewildered as he looked at Sophia, breathing in the scent of alcohol coming from her, "Did you save me?" Sophia was in no mood to answer him. She felt even dizzier after catching a breeze. She wanted to find Elliot to coax her to sleep. She had used up all her rationality to save the man and simply wanted to sleep.

Raiden halted when the girl grabbed her hand and put something in her palm. "Here. Take that instead." Lumine gives her an apple flavor lollipop. Raiden raised an eyebrow. "What is this?" "Take that from now on rather than taking cigarettes. It's sweet and good, unlike the bitter cigarette." "I don't like the apple flavor." "Oh, okay." Lumine takes the apple flavor and gives the strawberry flavor. "Here. It's sweeter and tastier. It's my favorite flavor. Strawberries are my favorite." She smiles genuinely just like a kid sharing candy with her friend. She grabbed a chair and sat down: enjoying the fresh air with a smile.