The Moments Novels & Stories

I will fight for my love. Ian: Now how you're planning to do that? Chris: I guess like you, with an apology I owe her. Mallory: And how will you apologise to her. Chris: Just like Mr Stevenson. Mallory: It wasn't just an apology but a promise. Before his apology, he wrapped his arms around me and held me like I meant the world to him. Every single word he said to me that day, were coming straight from his heart. You need to find your own way to reach to her. We all have a special thing we do. A moment, a habit that consoles us, make all our fears vanished, ease all the pains in our hearts. I'm sure you both have something special too. You need to find that moment, that habit, that always had

Jewel is too embarrassed to move. "Nope... I should have locked the door." Simon chuckled once again. "Alright... Stop being lovey dovey your mom asked me to help her prepare for the banquet tonight." Kim playfully pulled Jewel away from Simon and pushed him out of the door. The night arrived and a lot of media people attended the celebration of the 50th Founding Anniversary of Hall Industry. The marriage announcement becomes the ending highlight of the night. The person who planned to blackmail Simon went out of the hotel full of dismay. Who would believe him now. Even if he showed everyone the picture they will discredit it as forgery and edited. He also remembered that woman next to him.

" Now you listen to me and listen to me good, you'd better take your sorry ass and that thing, you claim is mine out of here. This better be the last time you show your filthy self here or else I will end you. ~~~ End of flashback ~~~ I'm here again, I'm back here again. I take a step back as the words play repeatedly in my mind, I feel my eyes well up as it sinks in that I am here, where I was humiliated and kicked out. I am back here as if nothing had happened and that is wrong. The ice cream slips from my hands when I'm hit with the memory of Mr Cullen, dragging me out and I landing on the ground. I almost lost the baby because of that.

She breaks down and goes down on her knees, sobbing bitterly. Ramon doesn't stand up. He just stares at the floor blankly. I stand up quickly and rush to Mom's side. I help her stand up on her feet and she holds on to my shoulder as we resume our seats. Ramon shoots up from the seat and stands in front of the mass. He forces a plastic smile. "Thank you all for being here. Marisa was a loving human to her family and friends. It's a really sad time for the family and we hope you all bare with us." He says flatly and comes back to sit next to me.

"Getting old sucks, Jade. I suppose you're just now starting your life though, aren't you?" She giggled, "You could say that." Jade squatted down next to her mother, placing a hand over her forearm. The skin was crepe and cold to the touch. "I know you don't get many of these days, where you're lucid, so I think now would be the perfect time to share some good news with you. You may not remember it for long, but you'll at least have some time to celebrate." Her mother glanced over at her but said nothing.

If I don't express my gratitude to him, this moment will always be bugging in my mind. I need peace of mind. @DeathWish

I suppose being an immortal makes your perception of age and youth is different. “Can’t they see us?” I whisper. All they have to do is glance up and they would see us hidden within the grass, watching them. “They are too distracted,” Time comments. I have a feeling this isn’t the first time he has come here to watch this moment back. It must be a fairly important moment in his life for him to bring me here to show me. All I’m witnessing is young lovers sneaking into the grass.

Don't let tomorrow Make you rush through today, Or too many great moments Will just go to waste. And the person you're with, In that moment you share, Give them all of your focus; Be totally there. Laugh till it hurts, Let the tears drop. Fill up each moment With all that you've got. Don't miss the details; The lesson is there. Don't get complacent; Stay sharp and aware. It can take but a moment To change your life's path. And once it ticks by, There is no going back. In just 60 seconds,

I had not expected our first day as a married couple to turn out in such a manner. The door swung open all of a sudden. I froze. I felt sad, but also hopeful. I decided that I would forgive Jason if he came back with some medication to treat my scalding. Even if he did not bring any medication, I would still listen to his explanation once he returned. When I looked up, I saw two drunken men staggering in. My heart was in my throat. One of the men said, "I knew something must be going on when a room door is open and the place just reeks of sweat. Look at all those love marks on your body. Why don't you keep me company and I'll pay you whatever amount you want?"

My voice cut through the commotion, halting everyone in their tracks, "I have the medicine." A pale blue pill lay in my open hand. Relief washed over James's face. "That's it! Honey, hand it over quickly, I need to give it to our son." James reached out, his face a picture of gratitude for his son's narrow escape. However, I did something completely unexpected. With a light laugh, I flicked the pill into the champagne tower. It fizzed, then sank. Everyone froze. James was livid. "What are you doing, Joyce?! That's our son's lifeline!"