When They Cry Novels & Stories

I sat there confused as my best friend bawled her eyes out at the mention of my brother. "I-I I'm tired!" She declared with a broken look in her eyes, "I'm tired of hiding, I'm tired of-of being lied to by your brother and I'm done!" "Toki" I started, "I don't know what is going on and I need you to tell me so that I get where you are coming from." "I'm sorry," she looked down guiltily, "I should have told you from the start but-" "It's okay just stop crying," I handed her a box of tissues "and let's go and eat cookie dough ice cream until you feel better."

EVA My face stung and I blinked quickly, desperately trying to stem the tears that had filled my eyes, threatening to make an appearance. I will not cry. I will not cry. I will not cry. I told myself I would not show these people that I was weak by crying in front of them, but as I saw the satisfactory looks on their faces, the smiles and hollers, and the pity on some, it felt like I was fighting a loosing battle. What had I even done to them?

The consequences of what they were asking were far more serious than they were making it sound. Otherwise, I would not have been driven to jump off a building in my previous life. Even now, they were still trying their best to deceive me. They were being ruthless, for Jeffrey's sake. "You want to buy my future with just 300 thousand dollars? Don't you think that's too cheap? My education abroad alone is worth more than that." I did not give them any chances to keep trying to persuade me, and I began to busy myself at my desk. The looks in Callista's and Elise's eyes turned extremely sinister. They looked as if they wanted to swallow me whole.

“You can tell us everything if you want. But if you don’t want to, we will understand. But you can cry and know we’re just here like the old times.” I bit my bottom lip before a lone tear fell from my eye. “Can I cry?” I asked as the tears began racing down my cheeks. They all nodded as Amara squeezed my hand. Tears were also brimming in their eyes, and it just pushed all the emotions I had bottled up out. My body shook as I let out my sobs. Amber, who was beside me, wrapped her arms around me as she hugged me tightly, and I clung to her like she was my only hope.

, She screams as she hugs Krish from behind making both of them stop. She then comes forward and looks at Krish and Farha to find themselves broken and gloomy with red eyes and fresh tears. "Please don't go and stay with me… how would I live without you. Pl-eas-e!!", She says again, making fresh tears roll down. Farha looked away to control her tears and looked up while Krish turned his face. They all were crying and seeing that many people stared at them. Dia sobbed and cried feeling low and broken and when unable to bear it anymore hugs her bestfriends pulling them closer. The tears they were trying to stop flowed more freely like a river.

My screams grow louder, filling the silence, as my heart pounds ferociously in my chest. My throat burns from the tears and the raw screams that escape me, and in that moment, I realize I have more tears inside me than words to express my pain. So, I cry. I cry until my eyes feel heavy and no more tears can flow. I’m not just crying for Richie; I’m crying for myself, for my dad, and for every single thing that has been weighing heavily on my heart. Each sob feels like a release, an acknowledgment of the struggles I’ve been facing, and I allow myself to feel every bit of it.

It was a cry that refused to be silenced, a cry that demanded acknowledgement and release. Tears streamed down the screamer's face, mingling with the anguish etched upon their features. Their body trembled, as if bearing the weight of a lifetime of pain and suffering. The sound seemed to emanate from the depths of their soul, carrying with it the echoes of past hurts and present struggles.

"I feel like I’m losing my mind." "Hey, listen to me. You aren't insane. These aren't 'just people,'" Cria said softly. "One is a man you've clearly fallen for, and the other is a woman who failed the most basic instinct of our kind. If I were there, I’d be tearing that gala apart. I mean it. I'd go full wolf." I let out a weak, watery laugh. "I know you would." "You’re actually crying," Cria said, her voice full of wonder. "The last time you cried was when that rookie broke his leg at the Academy."

I asked confused by their odd behaviors. "She went for a walk with Max." Mom said and i raised my brows. "Then why are you crying?" I asked. "All of you." I said pointing at the Ethan and grandma Nini who were still crying. "We're happy." Ethan said amidst his tears and i almost smacked him. "So these are happy tears?" I asked still confused. "Yeah." Grandma Nini said. "You guys were crying like you lost someone, that's scary, for a moment, I thought Eve went to the stars." Jade said and i laughed.

Trix added to Schina’s statement. “Don’t mind me, let me cr—y for this time,” Aicko begs to her two friends. “That’s enough, AC! You have been crying for too long,” Schina strictly ask her to stop crying. She pitifully glances at her friends, “am I not allowed to cry too?” She sadly asks them. “We are not saying that, we just want you to know that crying is good but not all the time,” Schina replied to her query.