Solo Leving Novels & Stories

" With that, I slammed the door in his face. Outside, I could hear his muffled sobs and the sharp sound of him slapping himself. I leaned against the door and let out a long breath. ... A year later. I received my music app's annual report again. This time, the keyword was 'Solo.' [This year, your listening time has greatly increased. You no longer need to cater to anyone else's taste. Every song is a song you sing for yourself.] I smiled and shared it on my social media. My best friend liked it instantly.

Levi raised his eyebrows, looking pitifully at her, "I don't know, maybe when I get bored, I'll leave. I feel very lonely at home alone. Could it be that you cruelly chased me back to the place where I felt lonely?" Levi’s fake pitiful look only made Bella feel unpleasant, not the least bit sympathetic. “Do you think I’ll believe you if you say that?” “Why don’t you come to my house? With you by my side, I won’t feel lonely. That way, you can get what you want—me leaving your house—and I can get what I want—not feeling lonely. What do you think?” Levi said casually, his face exuding confidence as if his idea was brilliant, leaving Bella speechless at his smug demeanor.

Cindy and Tim kept staring at each other and smiling until Cindy broke the silence and asked him to tell her about his experience there. Tim smiled and replied, "to be very honest Cindy, coming here has been a blessing. I should thank you more than I already have and thank your boss as well. After coming here, I have gotten a lot better. I can now manage my Lupus while living a normal life and I no longer need to be stuck in the hospital. Secondly, I found the one, and I fell in love with her." Cindy laughed hard when she heard what Tim said. "I am much older than you Tim yet I can't say with confidence that I've found the one so how could you?

In the church, the pastor gently reminded, "The bride and groom may now exchange rings." I, Joycelyn Chilton, extended my ring finger and waited quietly, but Theodore Gunther didn't move. He stared intently at the message on his phone before he suddenly tossed the ring and rushed out. I took out my phone and saw that Gwen Lithgow had just posted something on her social media account. The photo was of a hospital bed, and the caption read, "Came back all alone for treatment. How sad."

"To be honest, I have no damn clue. I've been saving my money though, and Marta and Bill would shit, bit I really just...ugh. Well, I want to go somewhere. Do something. Between the studying, side jobs and being in that depressing house, I just want to break the routine. A change of scenery." "I feel you! I'm wanting the same, but I was too afraid to do do alone. I was just waiting on you to say something like that so I'd have a partner in crime. I don't have the balls to go solo." I smile. "Me either. Bill has kind of freaked me out over the years. If a dude follows me through the 7/11 I'm already reaching for the industrial strength dog deterrent and convinced it's my end." She laughs.

As I'm staring at the wall I hear the door open. I can't bring myself to see who walked in. Being alone is my new life now. I don't want my hopes up when someone comes to drag me out of the room, only to be left alone in the end. The door closes with a loud click and feet make their way towards me. I close my eyes in an attempt to stop the temptation of looking to see who's here. Please just leave me alone.

3:25 Lev: Ahh, Sofia 🙄 M: Hey, what happened? Lev: I got that bro, I'm taking a rest😏😅 Da: Lev, you will kill her man, go to work we need her alive 😒 Lev: Fine😒 M: I'm outside Da: You won't rest?😧 M: I will when I see her Lev: I'll be quick So: focus, please🤨 Lev: it's my job guys, shut up🤫

Lewis stopped fighting his hold. "Understood," he forced out. Taryn held him another second before releasing him. Lewis straightened and rubbed his throat. Taryn adjusted his cuff. "Good." I looked between them. Interesting. Very interesting. I'd spent enough of my life around dangerous people to recognize them quickly. Lewis was dangerous. Taryn was frightening. There was a difference. "You're leaving," Taryn stated. Lewis's eyes narrowed. "Where?" "Singapore." "For how long?"

They always just had meals at home, watched movies, then headed to bed. Even homebodies got restless. But Landon seemed perfectly content. Now, hearing he was tied up in such a massive deal, she couldn't bring herself to say anything so trivial. She just said softly, "I just wanted him to know that I found a job." Leslie was quiet for a moment. "I'll let him know." "Thank you," she murmured. … After hanging up, Leslie stared at the phone and sighed. He had nothing against Thalia. In fact, he thought she was sweet and beautiful. But he knew two people from such different worlds were never a good match.

Riley suddenly exploded, "Fine. You said it yourself. Don't throw a tantrum when we're done!" She dragged Simone out of the room, never once asking how I felt. I lay staring at the white ceiling. Before I died, I had been just as lonely, lying in a hospital bed all by myself. Even after I found my biological parents, got married, and had children, I was still Felicia Graham—someone nobody loved. "Mom, Dad, I'll stop making a fuss this time," I thought. "I'll let the three of you be a happy family."