Novel & Cerita Should I Give Up Or Should I Keep On Chasing

But at the same time, I didn’t want to risk everything we’d worked so hard to build just for the sake of ambition. “I’m not saying we should stagnate, Dominic,” I said, my voice wavering despite my best efforts to stay composed. “But I don’t want to throw away everything we’ve worked for because we’re chasing a dream that might not be what we think it is. What happens if it doesn’t work? What happens if we lose everything?”

I say. “…why not?” “…because if we ignore it…” “…it might become something worse.” “…and if we chase it…” “…we might trigger it.” “…exactly.” Another pause. Then— “…so what do we do?” I ask. He exhales slowly. “…we don’t rush.” “…you’ve changed.” “…yeah.” “…you used to run straight into the fight.” “…I used to think that was the only way.”

Yeah. " Well... My dreams were the only thing that kept me going. They are like fuel to my fire. Anytime I feel like giving. I remember my dream and get back up! Because I realized that chasing one's dreams is never easy but one should keep pushing! " " Hm... You are right... " Aiden replied thoughtfully... He recalled how he always had lots of dreams as a child. Though he wasn't Persistent enough to go after them and ended up giving up on them...

I said, "One way or another, we will just break up in the end." "What if we don't." "We will." "Why you're not even willing to give it a chance?" He asked, lines forming between his eyebrows. "Because it's not worth it," My words slammed him in the face and I felt him edge backward, hurt at the impact. I immediately shook my head, "No, no, not like that, it's not what I meant," My heart pulsed and throbbed, "It's not worth losing you forever, Chase." I admitted, "I can't bear the thought that risking this now could cost me the chance to have something later."

He scoffed and shifted his focus to Chase, "And what about you, Kid? Why are you here? The things you have lost, do you think they're not worth chasing?" "The things I have lost cannot be gotten back, mister," Chase's reply was calm and intelligent, "Now, I am trying to find my purpose with a man who has given up on his," his voice carried so much despondency that my eyes were forced open, only to meet him staring straight at me, "and even though he seems to have given up, I won't stop believing in him." The man casually looked at me and before he could open his mouth to speak, a loud howl that sounded more like a guttural roar rippled through the air. I stared at him with a frown and instan

“And did it?” I stayed quiet. Because it didn’t. Not really. It just kept everything going. “You’re tired,” she said. “I’m not tired,” I replied automatically. She held my gaze. “You are.” I looked at her for a second longer before dropping my eyes again. “I am,” I admitted quietly. “Then stop,” she said simply. I let out a breath, leaning back again as I stared at the ceiling. “Stop what?” I asked. “Stop chasing something that’s already broken,” she replied. “Stop letting this define you.”

he said sharply. Ok. So we were back to where we were. I grit my teeth and continued, anyway. “I won’t shut up because it’s important and you need to hear this. If you keep pondering what you could have, you will lose sight of everything you have right now.” I licked my lips, knowing I probably was digging my own grave. “Move on! Because believe it or not, everyone deserves to be happy and they deserve someone with whom they can share their happiness. Your mother would choose only the best woman for you.”

Perhaps, she was getting it, but she was missing something. "What could that be? She wondered deeply. "What could be the problem? Is there something I am missing? She murmured to herself. She decided to wave it off and keep trying, till she gets what she wants. After all, she quotes, "Not getting a job is like failing, and failing doesn't mean I'm a failure. So, I should keep trying but never give up, because that's the real definition of a failure." She said to herself, trying so much not to feel so bad.

But to my surprise, Theodore was waiting in the parking lot. When he saw me, he rushed over, as if trying to impress me. "Have you reconsidered it, Elle? If you don't like diamond rings, let's go look at something else, okay? I know everything's my fault. I was greedy and wanted to have cake and eat it too. But I just can't accept that… Can't accept that you're working so hard for your career! You're shining bright like a diamond… And I don't want anyone else to see it but me."

"Haha, chasing him doesn't necessarily mean fighting? Are you kidding? We chased after him all the way, but we couldn't catch him even if we made a move, let alone not made a move!" "That's right. But he went into the city. It's impossible for us to chase him in and fight. Otherwise, we'll be courting death. If we can't find him at that time and we lose our lives, it’s not worth it!" "But, we're letting him go just like that? Wouldn't that mean that all of our efforts in the past were in vain?"