Novel & Cerita She Threw Me Away—now She Begs

She shrugged my hands off angrily. 'Can you just leave me alone? I get that you won and all but can you please leave me alone?' 'Oh, come on Jade. I was worried about you.' She heaved a sigh. 'Well, good for you. Now leave me alone please.' I saw the tears in her eyes as she turned back. I grabbed her hands again. She was right. I definitely have a thing for grabbing her hands these days 'Please just leave me alone.' She said quietly, her voice throaty. I dropped her hands and watched her walk away.

He said and she left. While in the car waiting, her phone rang. She saw it was a number she wasn't familiar with, and after contemplating, she answered it. The voice was something she was very familiar with. "I thought you weren't going to answer." "What do you want from me?" She yelled. "Just leave me alone.". "You know what I want. Just give me a million dollars and I'll be out of your hair." "You're begging the child you abandoned for money." She said. "Is this the pathetic life you left me and mom for?"

she said and ran away out. I followed her and saw her getting a cab. “I-I am sorry, come b-back, p-please” I begged her as she looked for a cab. “NO, I am leaving!” she said and got a cab. I wanted to stop her but she left. Great. Now I have NOTHING. You brought this upon yourself, Xan. At least you had her friendship. Now nothing. Go and rot in hell now. You don’t have a reason to be happy now.

“You took everything from me.” I try to explain, to plead for her forgiveness, but she turns away, her heart hardened against me. And as I watch her walk away, I feel a crushing weight settle over me, dragging me down into a pit of despair.

Five hundred million dollars in development capital, if she won this contest. If she walked away from this room today with that number attached to her name, there wouldn't be a version of her left that remembered how I had once made her feel. She would be completely out of my reach. I had made sure, days ago, that no hotel in this city would give her a room. I found myself wondering, with no real weight behind the thought, where she had ended up sleeping since the hotel clerk turned her away into the rain.

She kept going, her words tumbling out faster, hysterical. "You can't just throw me away! I love you, Adrian. I gave up my career, my friends, everything! What am I supposed to do now? Beg on the streets? You owe me!" Owe her? The rage boiled up hot and sudden, like bile in my throat. I spun back, fist connecting with her jaw before I even realized I'd swung. The crack echoed in the small room. She staggered, eyes wide with shock, hand flying to her face.

she said making my heart grow heavy “Give them what they want” she reached out and grabbed my hand while her eyes pleaded with me

“She’s hеrе. Uрѕtаіrѕ. Shе іnѕіѕtеd оn lеаvіng mу рlасе, but I thоught іt was because I wаѕ tоо іntеnѕе today. I lоѕt іt оn hеr. Fuсk! Now I gоt a rеаѕоn tо lоѕе іt from whаt’ѕ оn this раgе. Rуаn I саn stop her. I’m ѕurе I саn. Cаn you do mе a favor?” Hе nоdѕ. “Yеѕ. Anything.” I fold thе sheet and slide іt іntо mу pocket. “Juѕt give me a chance tо ѕtор hеr. Shе dоеѕn’t rеаllу wаnt thіѕ.”

Then she freezes. She’s leaving, my brain tells me. The suitcase is stuffed full. She’s not coming back. She’s leaving, just like mom. Reina starts to come closer, and she’s saying something, but I just know I have to stop her. So, I bring my hands together in a please sign, and I get on my knees. She stops. Her eyes get wide, and a tear escapes and falls down her cheek. “I beg you. I beg you. I beg you to stay.”

she’d said coldly, “and you’ll never have to beg again.” Honestly, I’d been desperate, starving for purpose. I remembered that night—sitting in my apartment, the air stale, a handful of pills laid neatly on the counter beside a half-empty bottle of gin. I’d already decided I was done. Done fighting, done waiting for something to change. And then, like some twisted miracle, she’d knocked on my door. Cheryse. My former best friend turned stranger. The woman who’d once called me sister before she tossed me aside like garbage. Well that's fine. At least I've got millions from her.