There's No Use Hanging On Novels & Stories

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"Hey, ease up, quit bothering my friend. Mia's voice asserted, cutting through the airwaves with a tone that held a hint of authority. In that moment, the realization dawned on me, and I quickly checked the phone. They were on a conference call. A wave of relief washed over me. I decided to bring the conference call to a close. "Whatever, it's too late," I declared, my tone carrying a hint of playful resignation. As I reached the inevitable conclusion, I casually added, "I'm hanging up," before decisively ending the call.

I said, and hung up without another word. I let the phone rest on the counter for a moment, staring at the dark screen.

"Beauty don't say that...he might hurt himself, okay just call him ,at least talk to him please" I pleaded to her She hunged up.

Amidst the charged atmosphere, Kendra interjects, "Seriously, Jonathan, you can't leave us hanging like this. What's the family secret?" Jonathan, the master of suspense, leans back, relishing the attention, "Well, since you're all so eager, here it goes." He begins to unravel the intricate details, each word drawing us deeper into the story.

I said quickly, my voice trembling, “let’s… let’s talk another day, okay? Just not now. Please hang up for tonight.” There was silence, then a reluctant sigh. “…Fine.” I reached carefully for the phone, holding Damon’s gaze. My thumb hovered over the red button, but he didn’t let me. Instead, he pressed the hang-up icon himself, deliberately, with a finality that left no room for argument.

Before I could say another word, she hung up. “We are all on the web”.

Judy yelled at the person before hanging up the call Twenty numbers later, Judy felt exhausted already. She glanced at the last number, her last hope. Taking a deep breath, she dialed the number and listened as it rang. "Hi Rhonda, have you spoken with sunny recently?” Judy asked, “No, she’s fine. Just wanted to know if you’ve heard about any trip from her?” She massaged her temple softly. “nothing?, you have spoken to her in months?, okay erm, call me if you hear anything from her” Judy’s last hope fell right down the drain. "Thanks, bye,” she hanged up

Not now, not ever. ***

And when he exhales on the other end, like he’s about to say something that matters, I realize I’m not ready for whatever comes next. And the line goes quiet again. And I don’t hang up.