Take Me Home I'm Fallin Novels & Stories

A song unknown to me and at the same time, I wanted to record every note with his voice, in a few seconds the music reached its peak and his dark eyes met mine. heaven help me Heaven save me from me I've been losing my religion Headed for collision without you heaven help me Can you save me from me I've been losing my religion Headed for collision without you You gotta do it for yourself No one else can fall to save ya Black and blue they'll cover you

El gave me his phone I scroll down his playlist and found my song 'Halo by Beyoncé' Hit me like a ray of sun Burning through my darkest night You're the only one that I want Think I'm addicted to your light I swore I'd never fall again But this doesn't even feel like falling Gravity can't forget To pull me back to the ground again Feels like I've been awakened Every rule I had you break it The risk that I'm taking I'm never gonna shut you out Everywhere I'm looking now I'm surrounded by your embrace Baby, I can see your halo

My iPhone changes to the next song and I nearly fall over when One Republic's Come Home surrounds the speakers on the walls. I take seat in the small blue chair as I let the words Ryan Tedder sings consume me. This is the song I used to listen to when Max was away and as sad as it is, it always managed to make me feel whole. I had support groups I went to, there were even apps that could help you with the feeling of not knowing if they are coming back home to you.

I just answered with my voice shaking. “Hello.” “Nyla?” Marisol’s voice rushed through the speaker. “What happened? You sound like you’ve been crying.” I tried to speak but all that came out was a sob. “Hey, hey, breathe. Where are you?” “Home,” I whispered. “I’m home.” “I’m coming. Don’t move.” The call ended before I could say anything else. I wiped my face with the back of my hand, but more tears just kept falling. I curled my knees to my chest because I didn’t know what else to hold onto. The silence in the house felt like it was catching up to me.

Beep. “Cailen please just come home. Asher's sorry. You guys need to talk this out, you can't just run from it. I realize you might need some time but could you just answer me? Please, I need to know how you're doing, I'm your brother and I'm worried about you. Please call me.” Beep. “Cailen, honey, please come home. William's freaking out and he won't tell us what's wrong, only that he needs you to come home. Please come home, baby. I love you.”

♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ ♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩ I'll pick up the pieces, though my heart is in pain, Embracing the darkness, as I dance in the rain. I'll find strength in my tears, and let them set me free, For one broken girl, will rise from this tragedy. ♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩ 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵 Oh, the tears keep falling, like rain from the sky,

"Guess I'll just have to keep reminding you why you fell for me in the first place, then." Gah. I can't wait.

Ghost says quietly. I don’t fall, I took my punishment, proved I still deserve to be prez. And tomorrow, I’m collecting my girl.

Music plays in the background, a song I have never heard before; I listen to the words, 'No more doubt about it I wanna take you home Take off your blindfold And show you what I am I wanna take you home And find some new joy and In this autopilot life I wanna take you home Slow down your heartbeat And dry those glazing eyes I wanna take you home Black out our windows And hold you till we die What if the first step was leaving And stepping outside in the cold, end Facing the smoke and you’re lurching Down the alleys, kiss me And how many lives lived in fear now And who do we call in the end, end There was a pattern of errors

he said. “I heard you. I just don’t understand why you’re asking.” The pharmacist turned around finally and gave them both their aspirins, and they paid for it. Vanessa was done buying stuff, and she just wanted to go home, take her pills and sleep, but she could not go now. She did not want this man following her out the door and walking with her—she just needed to be alone with her thoughts and get through the night by herself. She took a turn and went deeper into the store, browsing through the other shelves. Not because she had anything in mind to buy, but because she wanted the man to leave her alone.