You Call For Help But Nobody Came Novels & Stories

My heart, most of all. I forced myself to sit up. My bag sat there on the floor where I’d dropped it, half-open. I dragged it closer and rummaged inside until my hand found what I was looking for, my phone. I stared at it for a long time. There was no one to call. No one would come running to save me. No one would come to help me. I didn’t know if I could even call someone, anyone, who would just be there for me. Just come for me. And for a split second, I don’t know what happened, but I thought about calling Damien.

“ I know this is hard for you but you have to accept help.” He was right ,I need help.“ Call my husband…he'll help me.” An irritated growl left his throat.“Fine then…I'll call him. But if he doesn't pick up or refuses to come over then I'm taking his place. You have to accept my help.” My brows deepened into a frown as my stomach twisted but I trust Viktor.“ He'll come.” I heard the ringing sound ,my chest tightened as I waited. The first ring …. The second….. A third ….and nothing.

More than I’d ever seen in one place. And I had no one. No backup. No plan B. I stumbled to a bench beneath the hospital canopy and sat down, the water dripping from my soaked clothes pooling around my feet. It wasn’t just the rain that chilled me. It was the weight of helplessness. A mother who devoted her entire life to raising me. A woman who worked night shifts and cleaned houses just so I could attend school. And now, when it was my turn to save her, I was powerless. I pulled out my phone for the hundredth time and scrolled through my contacts. Most of them were people I hadn’t spoken to in years. Some were old classmates, others were coworkers I barely remembered. Not a single person I

Panic seized me, the plea for help stuck in my throat. Clenching my teeth through the tremors racking my body, I forced out the words, “Wrong number.” On the other end, Casey let out a sneer. “Then don’t waste my time.” The line cut off the next second. I sat there in a daze until midnight, when Luke’s call came through and gave me the chance to ask for help. “I can’t move right now… Can you call an ambulance for me?”

They must have understood that I was being suspicious as I didn't make any noise from the other side nor did I make any move to let him in. "Hey uhm I am sorry to disturb you, but my car is not working. Can you please help me? My phone... it's dead. I promise I won't take too long. I just need to make a call, that's it. It will be quick I promise, and I swear I am not a serial killer or any threat. I just need a little bit of help"

I never imagined her idea of forever would be so short. No one came to help, so I dragged myself up the cliffside again and again in desperation. It got darker. The wound from the boulder earlier seemed infected now. The pain blurred my vision. I broke down and called Vanessa over and over, begging her to save me. No one answered. Just when I thought all hope was lost, the call finally connected. "Vanessa, please, I'm begging you to help me..." What came through the line was the sound of heavy breathing.

The maid went with me, trying to console me as best as I could. I shook her off this time, jumping to my feet again, “Where is everyone?” I screamed. “Get everyone here. Make sure they are calling Kai and the nannies. Don’t stop until they pick,” I shouted at the maid, who ran off after a nod. The entire workforce was in front of me as they started calling, but it was useless. Nobody was answering. My phone began ringing, and it was an unknown number, but I didn’t think twice before I answered the call.

Her body was fragile and she was not responding. ‘Aditi…’ I called her. There was no answer. I was feeling utterly helpless. I saw some vehicles passing by. I shouted for help and tried to stop them. No one heard my cries. Even if they heard they did not stop. I screamed and screamed again. I felt all humanity had died that day. After twenty minutes

But I didn't give up. I could just call my brother and sisters. It wasn't such a big deal so one by one I started to call them. "The person who you are trying to reach is currently not available! Please try again later." I heard for all of the calls. At this point I was feeling very disturbed. Everyone not picking up my call at the same time was something that never used to happen. I tried to dumb it down to them gone on a outing to a mall or something. I tried to relax myself but I was still wondering why no one picked up the call.

Just as I was about to fade off into the darkness, there is a vibration in my pocket as a call comes in. Unknown number. So I answer, yet after a few heavy breaths, the caller finally speaks. “I need your help, Colton.”