Tadi Aku Telepon Novels & Stories

I grabbed the phone and called someone. "I'm ready to talk."

Her head was just blank from the cold. Suddenly,her phone's ringtone blasted out from her phone. Immediately she raised the phone,her eyes widened on seeing the caller. She immediately cleared her throat and accepted the call. "Hello baby. How are you?" Tunde asked. "Hey. I'm good. What about you?" She replied trying to talk normally. " I'm also good. How was your day? Sorry I didn't call you in the afternoon. I had a lot of lectures." Tunde said. " Oh it's okay and my day was okay." Iyunade replied.

There were so many missed calls. As I tapped the phone I gasped. Dad?

'Your food is in the fridge, make sure to microwave it before eating. I smile then place the piece of paper back on the counter. "I wont." I mutter to my self. My phone lits up and I quickly reached for it from my reading table. It is Tin. "Hey." I say. "Hey sky." I hear her cheerful voice from the other side of the phone. "Remember what today is."she added. Today. "what happened to today." I ask confused. She gasp, I could easily imagine the look she has on her face. Typical Tin.

He located the tiny cell phone perched atop the cupboard. "Well, the phone is still functional. I can use it to ask anyone for assistance.” He pulls it open and presses any number on it. “I pray that someone will respond to me. Oh thank You, dear Lord. Please answer me." Teddy is listening and praying when the phone rings. Abruptly, a male voice responds on the other end of the telephone. Teddy says. Suddenly, a man's voice answers from the other line, realizing that he is speaking. “Teddy here, Papa Ernest. Could you perhaps arrive soon? Your daughter Ericka is unconscious after

Tell me it's crazy without saying it's crazy. My phone buzzes with a Text from Tessa. "Hey Mars, where are you? Arnold just got back and I've been trying to reach you but it's not connecting. Are you okay?" "Shit," I cursed under my breath. "How could I've forgotten to message Tessa. She must have been so worried sick," I mumbled inwardly.

I thought we'll go back to the island early tomorrow. My phone suddenly beeped. My eyebrow shot up as I read a message from an unknown sender. 'I miss you everyday.' Huh?

Aku harus tega. Aku harus memperjuangkan kebahagiaanku sendiri. Segera kumasukkan semua berkas yang dibutuhkan ke tas yang sudah aku siapkan. Handphoneku berdering. Setelah memasukkan tas ke lemari, gegas aku menjawab panggilan di handphone. "Assalamu'alaikum, Mbak Tiara. Ini Tia, Mbak. Temen 1 kost di Surabaya."

I asked, bewildered. "It's called a telephone," Alaric explained patiently. "It allows us to talk even when we're not in the same place. I had it brought here so we could stay in contact more easily." "A telephone?" I repeated, marveling at the concept. "How does it work?" "It's quite simple," he continued. "You lift the receiver—what you're holding now—and dial the number you wish to call. This way, we can talk whenever we need to." "Thank you, Alaric. This is amazing," I said, genuinely touched by his thoughtfulness.

It was something I would never unsee if I mistakenly saw it. Then it rang. Out of instincts, I grabbed it and picked the call. "Who is this?" I said in a monotone voice. "Give me back my damn phone!" I flinched at the way the voice shouted. "I didn't steal it, you have mine." I rolled my eyes, recognizing the voice immediately. "I don't have time for your stupid games. I need that phone." He said. "You have no right to speak rudely to me. I can drop the phone in water you know." I frowned.