You Shouldn't Have Come Here Novels & Stories

“I… You’re right, I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have said that. Come on, let’s go see what we can do.” “We?” “Yes, I’m coming with.”

" No ! I thought you broke my heart two weeks ago but I think it's my trust . It was a mistake to come here . I'm leaving. " ©#KCMmuoe

The far grounds could not be seen from here, but I found myself staring in that direction anyway. I stood there a long time, saying nothing. At last, very softly, to no one who could hear me, I spoke, “You should not have come to my office.” After a long pause, I added the truth I could not say aloud before her. “... and I should not have let you leave like that.” l heaved a sigh. The silence that followed gave no

I didn’t answer. I couldn’t. Instead, I stepped outside, the screen door clicking shut behind me like a sentence unfinished. The breeze kissed my cheek, pulling my hair back, and for a second, I thought it was the wind that chilled me. But no. The cold came from him. From us. From everything we left unsaid. “You shouldn’t have come,” I said. My voice came out quieter than I meant. Not cold. Not angry. Just… frayed. “This place—it’s not for you anymore.”

"I can't take your money," she said. "We shouldn't have even gone this far. It was wrong and you know it. You might not feel bad right now. I might not feel bad right now but in a few days? In a week? A year? This is fucked up dude. I don't know how I'm going to feel about this after tonight."

He asked, turning me so he could look at my face. "It's true that you shouldn't be near me,” "Yes," he admits, "but it's deeper than that." “What do you mean?” "Humans and vampires shouldn't mix in this way, Skai; you shouldn't be living with me, and I shouldn't be in bed with you right now; I should have drained every drop of blood from you by now” “Then what am I doing here, why haven't you yet Tylor?” I ask, trying to make some sense out of this.

“I thought that I would want to think of ways to kill you if I ever saw you again, but I’m not.” I no longer even had the strength to speak properly. “Seeing you again is pure torture.”

“Is everything alright? You seem…I’m not sure.” “Everything’s fine,” I say, feeling stupid. I shouldn’t have come here. I should have been less impulsive. But at least I know the truth, this is what I tell myself. If I hadn’t come, I wouldn’t have known. “I’m sorry for coming.”

Still, he kept trying with his eyes, and every time it burned me. I pressed my lips and whispered to myself, You shouldn’t have come. You knew it would be like this. But then again, I also knew why I came. I only came because if I had stayed away, it would have looked strange. Zade and Freckles would have guessed the reason for my not wanting to come and the last thing I wanted was them asking me questions I wasn't ready to answer. And maybe Camilla would have noticed my absence. I didn’t want anyone to think I had a personal problem with her.

“Well, sort of.” He chuckled, “I’m rambling. Sorry, Suzanne. I don’t even know why I came here.” He closed his eyes and rubbed his temple. Suzanne knelt in front of him and instinctively placed a hand on his cheek. Perhaps all this revelation was too much for him to bear.