Those Days Novels & Stories

“You have been weird, Dale. Do you know that? And I just can’t figure out what is wrong.” “You are getting close to fighting the reaper,” Dale responds, looking at everything but me. “Today is Monday, and the day could be Tuesday for all we know.” “Yes!” I retort, trying to demonstrate the situation with my hands, “Which is a great thing, I don’t see how that will worry you.” Dale sighs, proceeding to avoid my eyes even further, “To me, that’s doomsday.”

It was rumored that it was the place where true mates during ancient times would travel to together. As for my wolf, I knew she hadn't disappeared or been sealed away. She was just temporarily in a deep sleep. I continued to study and do experiments, and my days were mundane and uneventful. However, occasionally during experiments, I would feel a sudden pain in my chest. Tears would slide down my cheeks and drip off my chin. I shook my head briskly and continued working. Since I had forgotten it all, it didn't matter. … 21 days later, my phone suddenly began vibrating wildly.

The day flies by as I tick off each job on my to-do list one by one. Bea tells me to slow down, that Rome wasn’t built in a day, and that there are things that can wait until tomorrow but she just smiles and nods when I tell her that things need to get done. She knows me well enough to see through my excuses.

"Angel... what's wrong with you?" "Nothing." "We won't leave if you don't say anything," threatened Erick. Suddenly Angel turned his head with a sharp gaze. "And I'll go alone." "You're not going anywhere," Erick said firmly as he locked the car door on the girl's side. Angel leaned against his rough back while snorting loudly. "I'm on my period." Erick frowned. "Menstruation, what does that mean?" "Your period, don't you know?" Angel asked back with an embarrassed look.

Denise said , pointing her finger at the said direction "And I'll take the Main Road once again and visits the shops and stores or whatever I didn't yesterday" Mattie told us "Okay guys , see you back at the camp. Take care of yourselves" "You too "I smiled, hugging her and then we separated, going in different directions * *

Of course, because of jealousy. “Good morning, my lady.” A smile crept on my lips. We haven’t talked for two days straight because I was busy with Nicholai. An activity in her school is coming soon. Nicholai was so excited about it while I’m here, problematic. The activity is Family Day and I don’t know if I should invite Nicholas as our daughter’s father or let Edward do it. They both have the rights but I know, they are both selfishly wanting to own Nicholai as their daughter.

Seven days. The number sat in both of us without being spoken. We knew it was there. We could feel the other person knowing it was there. And we had arrived, without discussing it, at the mutual decision to live the days that were available to us before the result in the most ordinary way we could manage. We went to work.

"What do you mean?" "You ignored my message for two days and when I called you, no offense but you were being a jerk," she explained. "And then you went on about how some days are off limit. What days are those? You should tell me ahead so I know better than to call you on those days." "Oh," he clicked his tongue. He did have days like that. Days he didn't want to speak to anybody. Days he just wanted to be by himself. "June 17th and August 26th.”

How could I have forgotten? I counted the days in my head. One... Two… Three… Ten. Ten days late. Ten days had passed since my period date. Oh my God!! That means... That means...