Unscramble Remain Novels & Stories

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I go to my locker. 6 2 21 I opened the door. "Huh?" I furrow my eyebrows. Another yellow piece of paper found it's way in my locker. This must be a joke. How can someone bust into my locker for a second time? I grabbed it and threw it straight in the bin, my hands slightly shaking in fear, but the ink stood out this time. It was red. I decided to take a look. It read, stay.

Iris is really excited, his little arm tries to drag Daisy “go boating.” Daisy jumps on the boat first, makes it shake, about to capsize. Iris's face turned pale, as white as a paper sheet, can’t move. Daisy has to jump back. Sitting with Iris on the bamboo bridge, watching the fish and shrimp swimming underwater. Half an hour passed. Daisy is able to hold Iris on the boat but he is still afraid.

He holds his hand out stopping his friends from joining the melee. "I've told you. I have a mate. Aiden is my mate. I love him. There is nothing between me and you. There never was and never will be. You need to move on." Remi tries to walk away, but Chance grabs her wrist. Weston and Gunner immediately grab me.

- Jimboy *IIINNHGGGG* the door slowly opened at the person inside has been revealed "Ming ming and Kit kit!?"- Dessa

We stay there for a while, with his hand holding me up, our eyes stuck on each other. I can stabilize myself now, but something keeps me in this position. I shrug his hand off my back and stand on my own. "Thanks", I say with a small smile. "Wanna hang out for a while before I drop you off?", he asks casually. "Hang out?", I ask doubfully. "Yea, we're friends now", he replies, "Turn on the TV". "Where's the remote?", I ask. "Find it", he shouts as he exits the room. What? Find it?

The mother checked the progress of her daughter who was unpacking things in the room. Some boxes are open, and chaos in the room can be seen in various directions. "No mom." The girl looked around to confirm one by one the contents of the box that had been scrambled by herself. "I guess..." She faltered at the end, unsure if her memory might be wrong.

"Forget it. Don't get tangled up with him again. After everything, the fact that you can walk away clean—that's already impressive." The clean walk took four years to build. Four years of sleepless nights, piled up like bricks.

"I don't know whats wrong with me." "It's okay, it's okay. We're okay." She repeated the words like a mantra, like maybe if she said them enough they'd be true. They stayed like that for a minute, wrapped up in each other's arms and letting the tension fade, draining from them slowly with the hesitation, the remorse, the fear. Then, Livi pulled away, a little bit of hope sparking up behind her eyes. "So... We're good? You're going to stay?" He hummed. "For now."

“Okay.” “Enjoy your meal.” “"Cara, I'm sorry if I keep repeating myself. I genuinely appreciate all of your assistance over the past few days. I can’t thank you enough.” “You are welcome. It’s what friends do for each other.” “Friends… very true.” I notice Cara sleeping as I ascend the stairs with my tray of food in my hand. The remote was an inch from falling off her hand. I gently remove it from her hand and switch off the television. I'm so grateful that she decided to stay with me. She's been of help in the past few days. I suddenly don't want her to leave, but knowing Cara, she won't consent to stay in my home given that Laura and I are in excellent health.