Save Me A Lollipop Novels & Stories

During the helicopter ride back, I remained silent. According to the instructions in that strange text, I just had to continue living a numb, obedient existence for two more days, and then I would die. It promised to reward me with a second life, and honestly, that wasn’t that hard. I had held on for so long. Waiting two more days until my death made no difference. The moment we stepped off the helicopter, a slender figure stood in the way of the exit. The fake heiress, Vanessa York, sized me up.

" Moira froze, caught off guard by the sudden confession. She remembered the night we fought over Doug. He had taken her out drinking, and she had gotten drunk and mistaken him for me. She kissed him. Later, she explained it to him after she sobered up. What she didn't know was that Doug had already sent me a photo of that kiss. Now, as Moira heard him say all this, memories flooded back. The first time we met in college at the dance club, getting to know each other at group outings, helping each other pick classes, all the handwritten letters I gave her...

A few minutes later, he tried to call out to me, but was interrupted by a famous actor coming over to greet me. Everyone at this level knew how to play the game, and they all seized the chance to curry favor with me. After all, those in Harborfield knew that flattering me was the same as earning Daniel's favor. Just as I was exhausted from all the small talk, a massive gift arrived, instantly catching everyone's attention. Curious, I lifted the red silk covering and found a framed photograph of a couple. The guests were stunned, unsure what to make of it. I let out a faint smirk and casually knocked it over. The frame fell to the floor, shattering the glass.

"It's my secret trick! Don't tell anyone!" As he spoke, he handed the lollipop to her. Looking at the colorful lollipop in front of her, Rose uttered a quick thank you, feeling quite moved. Frankly, she had been snacking on sweets for the last few years, especially when work was hard, as it could help her relieve her stress and alleviate her mood.

Ricky stood by me as the girl pressed a thin layer of ointment with his hands crossed over his chest. He knew I wasn't hurt, but he still worried, looking at me as he bit his bottom lip nervously. After she was don't, she got up and smiled. "All done. Would you like a lollipop for being a good girl, Luna?" she says, making me chuckle. She chuckles but gives me one anyway, and walks off. And yes, I ate that sucker. They thought of everything, bringing tiny colorful lollipops to calm the little kids as they were being saved.

Doctor Oliver gave Dolly a shot to put her to sleep. Dolly sleeps all night before waking up the next morning. Dolly was heavily sedated. Gloria asked Doctor Oliver why he had sedated her so much to let her sleep. Why did he just give her a shot to relax? Gloria felt that Doctor Oliver had overmedicated Dolly. Gloria was fired on the spot for questioning the doctor and expressing her concern about Dolly. Gloria explained that she did not know that Dolly's baby had been kidnapped. Gloria was afraid to supply more information. She stopped talking. Russell left her his card and asked her to call if she remembered more information.

The disrespect was really high but it was not time to exams respect, it was time to save lives. "You have killed the reason behind my life! You have killed the only person that I loved, you have taken away my happiness from this life and so I also have no reason to let you or your happiness be alive!" He said to me and raised his hands up to click on the remote. Just in time, I leapt on him, hitting the remote out of his hands in one quick movement. I shape shifted in the process and Davis did the same as we both scrambled for the remote, I got it first but in an attempt to be careful with it to avoid clicking on buttons that would end our lives, Davis got it back from me.

“Gina. My…name is Gina. I’m fine, just…distracted.” She tilted her head slightly, her expression softening in understanding. “I’ve had days like that. Here,” she said, pulling something from the small pouch at her waist. It was a small lollipop, wrapped in a bright red foil. “This always helps me when I’m feeling down. I mean the pack has been hell for months now and who knows if anyone is going to deliver us. You need to eat.” I blinked, surprised by the simple kindness, if only there were more people like Rose. If only he was just like Rose. “Thank you,” I whispered, accepting the candy with trembling fingers.

I'ma tell the waitress that my baby need a bottle Order what you want, said it ain't no problem Got a piece of candy, and it's all for you. Moving my head left and right to the song's beat am so excited even though I know the meaning of the lyrics is dirty. You're an adult after all, Em! I shook my head at the thought of Edmund's long lollipop. Shit! I hit my head so many times for thinking about something else. "What do you think?" "Lollipops!" I watched as Edmund's ugly face was on the front screen of the laptop. Why is he like this all of a sudden?

After a pause, she reached into her other hand and held out a lollipop. Ethan blinked in surprise and asked softly, “What’s this for?” Lorry grinned. “Whenever I get hurt, Mommy gives me a bandage and a lollipop. So you should have one too.” Her innocence broke something inside him—the kind of ache that words couldn’t soothe. He smiled through the tightness in his chest, gently kissed her forehead, and whispered, “Thank you, sweetheart.” Then he stood up, slipped into his car, and looked at her one last time. Lorry waved at him joyfully, the lollipop now in her mouth, as if the world was perfectly fine. He managed a small wave back before driving away.