Sayo Nara Novels & Stories

“Just here. I wasn't feeling it last night.” Narae hummed while slowly nodding her head. “Same! But I understand your reason. Kuya Angelo was there. And as for me…” Narae didn't finish her sentence so Charles got curious. “What was your reason?” Narae sighed and seriously looked at him. “I felt bored. I don't know why.” After some time, he got the urge to smirk at his friend. “You got someone special, is that it?” The lady showed disgust all over her face. “Ew Oppa! Are you kidding me?! I mean, don't get me wrong. I have nothing against you having Kuya Angelo but me? That's just gross!”

New Orleans was an interesting city, full of life and so many fun and nice things. Nara was pleased to spend some time with her fellow witches. She was the first to leave the place after bidding them a goodbye/goodnight. Nara got back home feeling exhausted yet relieved. She quickly changed out of her clothes, and she grabbed her towel and headed for the shower. The warm water felt so refreshing, washing away the dirt and grime of the day. She washed her hair and body, scrubbing off the sweat and stress of the day. Once she was done, she stepped out of the shower and dried off. She grabbed her robe and quickly dried her hair.Â

“Naka-Meguro? What’s there?” “There’s a soba place I’ve wanted to try for a while. It’s called Tokyo Dosanjin.” Sakura quickly typed it into G****e, scrolling through reviews and photos. “Oh, they use citrus in their soba?” “The citrus soba’s not in this month,” Heri grinned. “But their lunch sets still look good. Come on, get ready.” Sakura smiled faintly. Heri looked genuinely excited. While Sakura got herself ready, Heri checked his own bag—PASMO card, wallet, charger, phone. “All good,” he murmured.

While waiting for the food she ordered to arrive, and also watching Ruka play, Nara took the time to check her work schedule which was likely to be active starting tomorrow. As a single parent, of course Nara was not going to sit idly by. Although she felt devastated by the fate that was joking with her. But Nara still had to get up, because there was Ruka who really needed her. Nara had prepared everything before he returned to this city. Nara was accepted at a technology company and he starts work tomorrow. In addition, Nara was also a well-known designer in her previous city. So focused on the file she was examining, that the food she ordered came, Nara didn't realize that Ruka hadn't app

The woman laughed softly. "Relax." Her voice sounded familiar too. Painfully familiar. "I am not her." Nova stared. Then whispered: "Who are you?" The woman smiled. "I am who you could have been." Silence. The words struck harder than any attack. The woman bowed slightly. "My name is Nara." Nova's heart raced. Nara continued. "In my reality..." Her smile faded. "...you never left home." The plaza became quiet. Nara looked around sadly. "There was no great journey."

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Very weird. * To Be Continued *

“We have an hour to get there, Nara.” “North,” she said firmly as she reached for the croissant to cut it with a knife. She looked up to meet Carol’s gaze. “I don’t want to hurt your feelings, but I’m not Nara. And if I am, it’s not a name I’m familiar with, and it doesn’t feel like me. Please call me North.”

" Ran bombarded Nara with questions. Nara, didn't know what else to say. So she just bowed her head. That was a silent apology. "I would forgive you because you have never made this kind of mistake and I hope it won't repeat itself again." Roman finalized. "Yeah I second your choice." The seer added. She left the duo alone and walked back to her house. "Roman, I am really sorry for my incapability." Nara said, trying to form a crocodile's tears. "It's fine. Besides, where is Amelia?"

Gogo had made my favourite soup, and I wasn't going to miss it. "Any news?" Nana asked. Apparently, she couldn't contain herself, and I didn't blame her. I worked on her patience a little. I nodded and remained silent. I knew how impatient my Nana could be, and I felt like playing with her. "So, say it!" she commanded, running out of patience. "Well, Sarki wants us to set a date for the Gaisuwa." Gogo and I and Nana started to squeal with joy. "This is happening." Nana realised with so much joy.