What Would I Do Without Your Smart Novels & Stories

5 days without technology was okay, it was hard, but it was okay. I did not think, however, that I would be able to spend a lifetime without being connected to anyone that I know of. Then a worse worry washed over me, what about my loved ones. They must have noticed by now that I was gone, or at least stay with notice sometime soon that I was gone. my friends, my poor friends... I wondered what Bella would do without me, how she would survive in New York City without her best friend. What would I do without Bella?

not now, maybe not ever… for a world without her in it. I leaned back in the chair, dragging a hand through my hair as I swallowed hard. “I don’t know what to do without you,” I said softly. “You’ve always been the one who kept me steady. You taught me how to lead, how to fight… how to...breathe when everything was falling apart.” My voice cracked. “What am I supposed to do if you’re not here?” The room didn't answer, just the silence. After a long and shuddering inhale, I wiped my face on my sleeve and forced myself to keep talking… because if this was all I had left, I wasn’t wasting a second.

Not ever. "Ava, please don't leave me! Please don't go! I need you so desperately - your bright smile, your infectious laugh, your quick-witted sarcastic comments. I need your presence in my life, your energy, your love. Without you, everything will fade to dull gray, losing all meaning and purpose."

“Then maybe people would really love me instead of lie to me.” “So, why can’t you?” She glances at me. “Because of this stupid thing.” I kick the water, splashing it. “I can’t have a normal life because I’m attached to it. My life depends on it. I wish it didn’t exist.” I lace my fingers together and rest them in my lap. Kimi sits up. “Tell me. What would you do if you didn’t have the pool?” I smile and glance at her. “I’d travel. All over. See the stars from different places. I’d dance and drink.” I caught a lump in my throat. “I’d love.” I looked down.

If I didn’t do something— I was going to die.

The prominent of them all is that I can't go on without him. I think. I don't know. When I left I thought that I couldn't live without him. That he's the only one keeping me going. The only one that could soothe me. Yet, this whole journey just proves that, that I can. Anna, Saki and Kilyn have shown me how full I am without him. That I am my own person and I can be happy without him. Without a partner.

‍ "Sma⁠rt​.‌" "Same thing." He steppe‌d aside. Gesture‌d to the window aga​in‌. "⁠But I'm offering‍ anyway. Ten secon‌d⁠s. After that, I come get you. And trust me, s‌weethea​rt, you don't want me⁠ to have to come ge‍t you."‍ I shou​ld⁠ have‍ stay‌ed in the room‌. Sho‌uld ha‌ve said no. Should have b⁠een smart.

“Whatever’s keeping you from having a phone… get out of it. You’re too smart for a cage.” I nodded—because what else could I do?—and slipped out.

Anna allowed herself a weak smile. “Come to my place,” Vivian said. “I’m heading back home now.” “Okay. See you soon.” Anna hung up, and for the first time in twenty-four hours, a sense of calm washed over her. What would I do without a friend like Viv?

As I delicately stroked his image, a wistful smile tugged at the corners of my lips. "What if you had never gone abroad," I murmured softly, the words escaping in a whisper tinged with longing. what if we never asked for help from Mrs. Rossi, What if I never talk to Steve? What if I never come at Mrs. Sofia's house? May be nothing will happen, we were living together happily, but what's the point of thinking now, everything is mess, nothing can be done. I'm ruined, used and no one wants people like me in their life...."