Somebody People Novelas e Histórias

"Neil has always wanted to watch a movie with me and his father. His wish has finally come true." It came with a photo of the three of them together. A friend commented, "Congratulations! You guys have finally gotten together!" Jill had replied with a blushing emoji. After a brief silence, Shawn said awkwardly, "The four of us can watch the movie together. You keep talking about how I've never caught a movie with you, right?"

I miss you. ***

Six hours since it happened… Six long, terrifying hours… She was here, in London, in this beautiful, big house, close to Hyde Park, trying to make sense of what was really going on around her. Everybody in the living room was doing something… except for her. She was just standing there, motionless, empty, still stunned. The tension in the room was so thick one could cut it with a knife. People were standing in small groups, some talking in low, worried voices, some breaking into tears now and then, others comforting, others holding themselves apart from it all, standing or sitting with fierce self-control about them which held them silent and still. Waiting for some news, any kind of news, H

Remembering Samantha holding me, softly comforting me. Remembering those carefree youthful days. The years they loved me like their own daughter. Tears finally fell. "Sarah, Henry didn't deserve this blessing." Samantha wiped away my tears, sighing, then smiled contentedly. "The Barnes have an excellent reputation in Verdancliff, and William is outstanding among new business elites." "Sarah, your future life will surely be wonderful." I knew that with a gentle man like William, Even if he didn't love me, my married life wouldn't be bad.

“We are making some omelet, I assume, my lady?” “Yes, yes. We make it good for five to six people”, Aurora clarified. “Jared and Sacha has double appetites I noticed,” Penworth chuckled at the observation and confirmed it too. “Two peas in the pod, they are, along with Mr Scott.” Just as he referred to Sacha, the man came in looking fresh and sat himself in front of the kitchen table. “Good morning, ma’am. Good morning, old man” Sacha greeted as he reached for the cups and poured coffee for the three of them.

“What era are you even living in? To think you’d still be judging people by their looks. Lucas must be out of his mind to call you his ‘sister in all but blood.’” My mood for shopping was ruined, thanks to her antics. I grabbed the gown and headed straight to the checkout counter. The saleswoman hesitated before saying, “Miss, I’m sorry, but we prioritize our members first.” Vivian smirked and slammed her shiny gold membership card onto the counter. “Only people who’ve spent over a million get this card. What’s a broke loser like you even doing here?” I was not usually one to pick fights, but on that day, Vivian had really crossed a line.

Motioning for him to take a seat, Gregory complied without a trace of concern for the man's intimidating demeanor. "So, you are the CEO of SiTech. I have heard much about you. People speak highly of your accomplishments. I am Gregory Adams, owner and founder of the Adams Association. Care to introduce yourself?" Gregory extended a cordial hand. "I am Jeremy, Jeremy Nobody," came the reply. "Hmm, an intriguing last name. Is it a family name?" Gregory inquired. "No, it is simply my name. I have no family," Jeremy responded.