Novel & Cerita Since We Last Spoke Book

I asked again while pouring the brewed coffee into the mug. “Yeah, uhm something unexpected happened back then, though we’ve been back in touch again in a month after years of no communication, and fortunately I got the chance to visit him now.” She was still smiling all ears. But her last sentences made me freeze for a moment. They were exchanging messages for a month? In a period where I thought Achilles and me were happily in a relationship when I thought everything is perfect between the two of us, he’s already talking to her behind my back?

It was Sandra calling, they haven't spoken for some time, they only spoke the last time Sandra was home. Oh! Sandra, how have you been? I have been expecting your call since the last time we spoke, you said you will call to let me know about your journey. And oh! I am here with Evie, I just came by to visit her. She was discharged last week. Sophia said with so much excitement. Yeah! Sophia, it's so good that you are doing fine, and thank God for Evie, I believe she will soon get back on her feet. And yes, Dan sends his greetings. I have quite a handful of things I would love to discuss with you. Sandra said still very excited

Well, that's understandable. We got home and had our food. Time passed while I was reading a book that I took from the mother's library room. It was a book on business management, named 'Good to Great' by an author 'James C. Collins'. Adam was watching TV. We were interrupted by the sound of our telephone. Yes, we do have a telephone. "I'll get it," Adam said and lifted the receiver. "Brother!" He said. I took out my phone to see the time, it's 03:05 pm.

It's been forever since he had last had a coffee that is this plain . ********* Hey lovelies! Add my book to your library okay? It's time for some adventure .

"Yes. Please do. I'll be waiting." I hang up and find myself frozen in place, not believing Aurora is really here at the pack. I don't even remember the last time we spoke-well, maybe it was at lunch on the first day. That doesn't leave much time between our last words to each other and her mate's hand around my throat. No, never mind, we didn't exchange words to say goodbye. She winked at me. The trusting, cryptic wink.

" Not really but the last time we spoke was over a month ago, I just assumed that you had moved on." " Shit, I'm sorry I didn't call. Work has been hectic and I heard you traveled to New York, I didn't want to disturb you on your trip." He sounded apologetic. " It's fine. It's good to hear from you again. How have you been?" I pulled my hair up, finally deciding on a ponytail. "I'm fine. Aurelia, I don't want to be too forward but are you free on Saturday?" My eyes widened, " What! Saturday, erm, is there a problem?"

He looked so confident and sexy, and I was starting to feel a little weak in the knees. "So, tell me if you read any books lately?" after getting done with our order, he attempted to break the silence. "Danielle Steele," I said without waiting for a second. Last night I re-read the book that was a birthday present from Elijah. "Ah, romance," he said, flashing me a grin. "What was the name of the book." I told him about the novel, that I couldn’t finish last night, and we started talking about our favorite authors. As we talked, I felt my nerves starting to melt away. Adonis was so easy to talk to, and I felt like we had a real connection.

“Whatever, let's go. We're always stunning. What's new?” Liv leads the way all the way out of my penthouse. And when we made it to my car, we both received a notification in our phones. It's the group chat finally back from the dead. The last message was ‘hello? is everyone dead in this group chat?’ and it was sent 5 years ago. I have no idea why my friends also seemed to stop communicating with each other when I disappeared.

“I knew it. Spill.” We found our usual spot behind the library—a shady bench away from the main walkways. It was quiet, semi-private, and perfect for the kind of conversations we always had when no one was listening. I exhaled. “It’s getting weird, Zara. He said something last night and now I can’t stop thinking about it.” Zara leaned forward like I just told her I kissed a celebrity. “What’d he say?” “He said… maybe we’ve already met.” Her eyebrows shot up. “Wait—what?! Girl, that’s not weird. That’s hot. Like, soulmates-in-secret hot.”

Sel said. “Yeah I can see that.” Jenny agreed. “Totally.” I said. Goddess. “What about you are you still talking to Rand?” Sel asked Jenny. “Umm .. not as much… no. I mean we still talk but nothing like we used to. I actually ran into someone the other day that I knew a long time ago and …..” Jenny was saying. “OMG!” I yelled. “What?!?!” They both jumped a mile in the air. Shitty shitters. Now what.