Novel & Cerita The One I Lost

What lay ahead, was a path with bouquet of flowers on every side. Lighting went up on every side, suddenly, it felt like I was in paradise. I didn't know how to react until music started playing in the background. I recognized the lyrics of the song so well. I've been looking for the one I've been searching for. Since I met you girl, I have see proverbs 31. The song was titled, “ The one ” by a Nigerian gospel singer, Festizie. Though it was sung in broken English, it still felt very appetizing.

I am lost again in this business world. I have nothing and no one around me, I am all alone. I can see many things but i can't see what I actually want to see. When everyone is unbothered. I can't feel without looking at someone. All the pain in my heart is making me want to meet her once again. But its impossible. I miss her. So much. We only had one day relationship. I don't have her single photo. And I am dying to see her. Hayl.

Except I couldn’t run. Not from this. Not from her. I closed my eyes, took one last shaky breath, and whispered: “I’m going to lose her.” No one answered. Because deep down, we all knew it was possible.

Of course, it’s one of the famous songs from his favorite band, Parokya ni Edgar. “I take one step away and find myself coming back to you, My One and Only One and Only You.” He hears the voice singing on the fence between the girl’s apartment and theirs. The beautiful voice intrigued him. It was the first time he had heard someone sing at a friend’s house. Her voice is gorgeous. He wants to hear more than this and to know her. Clark went into the chair just next to the fence and looked over. As there was a light on the lamppost, he could see the woman. She was wearing earphones as she sat on the bench. Her eyes were closed, she wore her pajamas, and her head was still moving as if she enjoy

Only when the wrong person leaves can you keep the right one close. The withered spring would never boil again, and the one from before would never return. What I lost was an obsession, false and full of torment. What I gained was a good mate at my side, and a lifetime of peace.

All he had been doing was watching her sleep. Dominic, on the other hand, watched the both of them, and it reminded him of his Bella. Yesterday, when the news had been broken to him, he had held it in so much, trying not to break down in front of his daughter, but when he got back into his room, he let the tears flow. He mourned his one true love, the woman who made him stay single for the rest of his life because he couldn’t look at any other woman the way he looked at her. But now, after years of hoping and searching, she was out there somewhere, just her bones are found. She had been dead for a very long time.

I should have known. Felix noticed I was still calling Alexander and mocked, "He's busy at the moment. Read the room and give them some space, why don't you?" At that moment, my lungs caved in to the suffocating smoke. I opened my mouth and panted hard, helpless as I tried and failed to draw in more air. I felt like a fish out of water. I lost grip of my phone just as the call went through. As if seizing my chance at salvation, I knelt on the ground and pressed a hand to my chest. A layer of cold sweat had broken out over my skin as I tried to get my words out.

This must be the difference between love and apathy, I thought to myself. Quentin had made arrangements to care for the cats and dogs I rescued, while Justin used their lives to threaten me. In Marina Sands, I had lived as an ordinary person. I had planned to wait for Justin’s proposal before revealing the truth to him. Losing half of an investment would spell disaster for anyone starting a business. Justin gently took Alice’s hand, his eyes filled with tenderness. “A gem this beautiful deserves to adorn the graceful hand of an artist. Look at your hands—short, stubby, and constantly in surgeries.

Someone had been secretly sponsoring my tuition and expenses, though I hadn’t known who back then. Now I did. I was the lost daughter of the Devile family. That was why he wanted me. A sigh slipped from my lips. I had died knowing so little in my past life. “Hey.” Kelly nudged my elbow. I blinked. “Huh?” “Were you even listening?” she asked, frowning. I froze, my lips pressing together before a nervous smile formed. “Sorry. I was lost in thought.” “You should stop spacing out,” she said, then paused, staring at the bandage on my forehead. “Are you sure your head is okay?”

His grip was firm, almost desperate. "What?" Mia gasped beside me, shocked just like I was. Everyone stared. I could feel their eyes on us, burning into my skin. My heart dropped. I wanted to vanish, disappear into thin air. "You heard me!" Victor shouted again. "The Moon Goddess must have made a mistake." Then he let go and walked away, like I meant nothing. Tears filled my eyes. But it wasn’t because he rejected me. It was because, in front of everyone, he reminded them of who I was— the daughter of traitors. The girl whose parents almost ruined the Nox pack. The one no one wanted.