She's So Gone By Naomi Scott Novels & Stories

His light, airy tone finally snapped whatever was left of my mom's composure. A dry, raspy laugh escaped her throat. "Disgusting. David, you and that woman... you're both just disgusting." She raised her hand and swept everything off the desk onto the floor. I had never seen my mom look so broken. But my dad showed no sympathy. His voice was cold as he snapped, "Claire, don't act like a crazy bitch." He hung up the video call. My mom collapsed, completely drained. She fell to her knees and screamed, "System, I want to leave this world. I'm taking Lily with me."

She was gone. …

(Is she gone? "Jo," (Yes)

{8 years later} Travis's pov, “Today marks exactly 8 years since she left Sally City by boat”. “But why have I not heard anything from her ever since then?”. “Why did I not find her when I crossed over the water?”. I muttered and rubbed my palms on my face, before I rose up from my chair and weakly went to stand in front of the transparent wall, as I stared outside. I ran my fingers through my hair, before hiding both hands inside my trouser's pockets. “Where in the world are you, Georgina? I just want to know if you are alright”. I said, when a knock on the door distracted me and made me stop thinking about her.

Her voice was soft and timid as she said, “My parents are both gone. No one ever taught me that. Besides, there are so many cookies here, I only had a tiny piece. Why are you being so aggressive?” I remembered Ashley. I’d seen her personnel file before. Back then, I thought if she could make Sean so infatuated, she must have something remarkable about her. However, looking at her now, perhaps not. She clung to Sean as if he were her lifeline, and I followed her gaze until I finally met Sean’s eyes. We stared at each other in silence for a long moment. Over the sound of her sobs, Sean tossed a black card onto the table. “Jane, this petty, relentless behavior is not like you.”

Finally. Naomi is back.

"Miss Green, should we send over the important evidence so Clarissa would not be able to escape her punishment?" "No." Naomi shook her head and said meaningfully. "I still need her to be around for other purposes." She swayed her hand and looked at the checkerboard on the left side of her table. Coincidentally, her phone rang. It was from Scott. "Look. Here it comes." Naomi curled up her lip sarcastically and accepted the call. "What's up?" "Naomi! I'm ordering you to come home right now!" Scott yelled out coldly with a commanding tone.

Meredith, we can start over. "But can Caleb come back to life?" Mom's voice stopped abruptly. She looked up at Dad blankly. After a while, like an old machine, she slowly lowered her head and stood. "...I'm sorry. "Truly, I'm sorry." She signed the divorce agreement and left Dad's home, limping as she went. Serena leaned against the doorframe and pretended to ask casually, "So... tomato pasta tonight?" I floated over to stare at her strangely. I clearly remembered they had not bought any tomatoes today.

The housekeeper hesitated for a second before answering, "We haven't found Mr. Wilde. But we did uncover some traces of his whereabouts…" Rowena made a decisive choice. She knelt outside her parents' room for an entire night. Only then did she earn their forgiveness and finally learn where Nathan had gone. Without another word, she immediately drove south. Half a month later, she finally saw the person she had been longing for day and night. He was watching a movie with a woman, chatting and laughing freely. Just as she was about to step forward, she saw the woman gently drape a coat over his shoulders. They exchanged a smile, the gesture sweet, intimate, and natural.