The Thing That Wouldn't Leave Novels & Stories

I hear them move toward the door, and my gut wrenches. They're leaving. They're actually leaving. With my pussy throbbing and my body screaming,g and the ghost of two cock heads still burning at my entrance. I can't. I can't let them leave. "Don't you dare walk out that door."

Toxic. And I still couldn't stay away.

Watching. Waiting. Enduring. Because no matter how many times Eli pushed him away— He wasn’t leaving. He never had.

MIA “If anyone told me that we'd still be here till now, I wouldn't have believed them. It's like you don't want to leave. Every time I say we should leave, you always come up with something and then we have to stay. Is there something you're not telling me?” I looked at him.

"Because you are making a massive embarrassment of yourself, Don. Ten years didn't buy you the right to own me, and it certainly didn't buy you the right to stand in public spaces screaming your toxic insecurities at the top of your lungs." Don blinked, his chest heaving, his mouth opening to deliver another cutting, malicious insult, but Yolande cut him off before the words could even form. "We are over," she said, each syllable heavy, deliberate, and final. "We were over the second you decided that my life was nothing more than an accessory to your residency. I didn't leave you for anyone else. I left you because I woke up and realized that spending another day with a man who views my mind

Shuan didn’t leave the room till it was almost midnight . I could get that he was so mad and missing me , but there was absolutely nothing that I could do . I had so much that I wanted to talk about at this moment but I just decided to let everything on just like that . I am not one to make trouble and I didn’t want to know what he had told my mom because that could hurt me so much . “ why don’t you just leave “ I asked turning away from the side of the bed that I was looking at .

She wondered if he would ever wear the watch she had just bought for him. They left the mall and walked over to Ian's bike. "How about having lunch with me?" Ava noticed that it was already afternoon. They spent so much time at the shopping mall that they forgot about their meal. "I want to go back home." "Why? Am I so boring?" She took her eyes away from him and replied, "Mom and Dad are leaving tonight." He got on the bike and said, "I promise I will take you back before they leave." "But—" “It's my birthday. Can you please give me your time for today?"

Breaking Points The quiet hallway of my building felt entirely too small, swallowed up by the heavy, suffocating weight of Adrian’s presence. I stood frozen with my keys clutched tightly in my hand, staring at the man who had defined five years of my silent heartbreaks, now standing before me like a ghost refusing to stay buried.

"Then why don't you ?" I see myself actually doing it, leaving but in actual reality, my feet are stuck. I can't leave and not because I don't want to, I just can't. I can't leave, I can't bloody walk out that door. In all honesty I'm afraid, that I once I do, I might do something really stupid. I don't want to mess up again, not here and now when I've just gotten my Sweet back. I can't lose her over my stupid decisions, not her, not my life.

he said with a smile "that pleases me because you could make plans with me if we win there will be a campfire is one of the team traditions, I don't know what it is, but I'd love to go with you" "Of course, but what if you lose the game?" I asked him " I don’t care if we go to the campfire at the movies, anything, as long as you're with me" we were so focused on our conversation, that time flew by, I saw that he had a sports suitcase and I asked him "and that briefcase?" Tristan turned his gaze to the floor and said "oh, I expected today's training to be canceled, but the coach is very committed to winning tomorrow, I didn't want to cancel our date so I decided to bring my training clothes