Temporarily Yours Novels & Stories

Josh told them. “What is this power that you have?” Hannah asked. “We can turn back time,” Isabelle said flat-out. “I’m sorry…What?” Garin asked with a raised brow, extremely confused. “We can turn back time several seconds. At first, it happened by accident but lately, we’ve been able to use it at will,” Isabelle said. “She has, at least. I on the other hand haven’t managed that yet,” Josh said. “You can turn back time? How is that even possible?” Garin asked.

So she’d know I was still with her. That I’d always be with her. I slid the pendant into the envelope I had in my pocket and scribbled a note on the back of a bakery receipt I found in the glovebox earlier today. For protection. For strength. For you. Always yours—S. I folded the paper carefully and tucked it inside the envelope, then gently slipped it through the slot in her door. Axle calmed instantly. “She’ll know,” he rumbled in satisfaction. “She’ll feel it.”

Clairol chuckle that makes Draven laugh also. “By the way, I'm Clairol.” They were both still laughing while shaking their hands. After that the music change again. The dj announcements coming over the loud speaker as making the crowd getting more out of control once again. “Should I send you home now?” Draven said. But because of the loud music, Clairol can't even heard him properly. “What?” She shouted. “I'll send you home.” They were both shouting to each other.

******* How's it going for y'all? XOXO

She paused to wipe her face and laughing tearily she continued, “I'll always be your number one supporter. So do whatever makes you happy. I'm really going to miss you though, but we can always talk via calls and through mails.” Madison smiled, her heart warming to her friend’s speech. “Thank you for being here for me, and thank you for also understanding." She didn't know what she would have done if she had to go through this alone, and smiling again, Madison continued to wipe the tears of her face trying her best to stop crying. "So… what are your plans then?" Gina asked, looking around at the room, "Do you have the funds for this? Just enough to at least get you there until you find a pla

A⁠ paus⁠e‍. “‌But‌ I⁠ don’t want temporary with‍ you anymore.” That made her heart ache in a strange wa‍y. Because sh‍e underst‌ood exact‍ly what he mean‌t.⁠ Temporary was what t⁠hey had survived⁠. F‌orever was what they were risking now.‍ Ava⁠ turned he⁠r head slight‌ly to look at him. “You’r‌e really not afraid anymo⁠re?”

Putting on a sweet smile, I uttered, “You know what? I can explain it to you but I can’t understand it for you.” Hearing me her smile got faded away but I thought of completing my say and went on, “Talk to me when you take that permanent Halloween mask of yours off.” Saying this, I turned to my friends for once only to look back at her again and added, “Oops, I did say permanent, right?” Her face turned all dark as she left immediately. All of my friends sighed and Mack got uttering, “Can’t you not be like this jerk sometimes?” “If you have something to say on this, please raise your hand and put it over your mouth! Coz I’m not interested in listening.” Uttering this, I took a sandwich from

‌“We⁠’‌ve been here fifteen minutes.” ⁠ She smiled‌ i‍nnocently. ⁠⁠“Time f⁠‍lie‌s.” “⁠You’re spending⁠ my money.” “No.” She pointed at‌ my stomach. ⁠“I’m spendin‌g thei‍r mon‍e⁠y⁠.” I laughe‍d. ‌ “Yo‌u’re unbelievable.”

Fully. Forever.