When I Get To Where I'm Going Novels & Stories

And yet, I couldn’t stop my legs from moving. Like something in me knew exactly where it was headed even though I didn’t. “Rain, where are you going?” Nazeera’s voice called out, but it sounded so distant I could barely hear it. I have no idea where. I tried to say, but my lips didn’t move. “You can’t go wandering around a place you’ve never been before!” She screamed again, I know. But I can’t stop it. I don’t… I don’t know how to. Can you hear me?

I thought: I am going to need to find a place for it. I thought: I think I am getting close.

Silence and tension engulfed the room. "I'm going dad,"I said, clearing the silence and tension. I walked out of the house with a sigh. They nodded their heads gently without saying anything. I walked out of the house as I grabbed the car key on the table in the guest room. I shook my head with a sigh. I entered the car, and drove speedily out of the mansion. Getting to the office, I walked out of the car as I parked skillfully at the parking lot. I grabbed the black briefcase. The guards bowed their heads gently as they noticed my presence. I glared at them, and they scampered away.

“Can you manage, my child? Don’t push yourself too hard.” I nodded, giving her a reassuring smile. “I can do it, Ma. This is for us.” After a quick goodbye, I stepped out into the bustling streets. The air was crisp, the scent of morning dew mingling with the distant aroma of street food. My school wasn’t far, but the journey was always a reminder of the divide between where I was and where I wanted to be. The high-rise buildings in the distance seemed to mock my simple dreams, but I ignored them. I had no choice but to keep moving forward.

Didn’t matter. Shouldn’t matter. It wasn’t my business. It wasn’t anything. Except my pulse wouldn’t slow. And my jaw was clenched so tight it hurt. I walked faster. Didn’t look back. By the time I reached the subway entrance three blocks down, I already knew where I needed to go. I needed to hit something. Hard. And I knew exactly where to find it.

I feel rumbles all through my body as the motorcycle hits full speed and swerves onto the road. I don’t know where we’re going, but I have a feeling it’s going to be okay once we get there.

At that, I end the call, driving at breakneck speed toward the location. TBC.

There is no time for hesitation, and no room for mistakes. My foot hits the accelerator. The tires spin on the asphalt, and the world narrows to the road ahead, to the pack waiting for Maddox, to the impossible odds stacked against me. Every heartbeat thrums in sync with the engine as I push forward, determined, and relentless. I will get there. I have to.

It’ll bе іntеrеѕtіng tо ѕее where thіѕ trір ends uр, аnd tоdау, I’vе gоt all thе time іn the wоrld. An hоur lаtеr I’m hеаdіng hоmе with a grіn оn mу face. I knew ѕооnеr оr later something bіg would соmе tо me. This tіmе, I’m nоt going tо fuсk іt uр with аnу аttеmрtѕ tо mаkе a move wіthоut thinking.

It’ll bе іntеrеѕtіng tо ѕее where thіѕ trір ends uр, аnd tоdау, I’vе gоt all thе time іn the wоrld. An hоur lаtеr I’m hеаdіng hоmе with a grіn оn mу face. I knew ѕооnеr оr later something bіg would соmе tо me. This tіmе, I’m nоt going tо fuсk іt uр with аnу аttеmрtѕ tо mаkе a move wіthоut thinking.