Stop Me If You Heard This One Before Novels & Stories

“Because once you hear it… you’ll change your mind about them.” “You’ll come back to me.”

“Stop— No!! Kaida!!” That familiar voice was the last thing I heard before a sharp pain slammed into me violently. BANG! My body flew backward instantly. “Arghhh!!”

I say before we hear guns firing .

That was when a blood-curdling scream sounded. The weight on me suddenly lifted, and a strikingly heroic person appeared before me, radiating a powerful Alpha presence. "Get lost! Who gave you permission to do this in my territory?" he growled to the Rogues. He then touched my forehead and said, "You have a fever. I'll find a healer to get you some medicine." I gripped his leaving hand tightly, as though I were a drowning wolf clutching a piece of driftwood. With a hoarse voice, I pleaded, "Please… Mark me."

My heart fluttered at the sound, but I pretended not to hear it and continued walking toward the sunlit road. If there was a next life, I never wanted to see Shawn again.

It’s patient. I’m done lying to myself.

Unknown? BANG! I heard a gunshot before I finally slipped into unconsciousness. My baby!

There are other sounds that bother me too. "Take him." I heard those words right before I passed out.

Ugh, I just wanted to clear my mind. I took a deep sigh and closed my eyes. I let the sound of the busy streets at the ground of this high condominium filled the air. I was used to this ambient but it's too dragging. Sometimes I wanted to hear noises that could distract me, although I'm not into parties. I mean, everyone wanted to hear a different kind of sound. Mine? I want— My mind stopped from thinking when I heard someone singing from where I was. I knew the song just by hearing the first verse and it started with "You're just too good to be true."

Hearing it play back, Sarah stood frozen to the spot, her entire body trembling. I raised an eyebrow, asking, “Does that sound familiar? When I heard it for the first time, it made me sick to my stomach. If you hadn’t shown up to corner me today, I would have completely forgotten about this.” Before the audio could finish playing, my finger tapped the screen, deleting the file permanently. “There. Now, if you don’t mind, may I leave?”