You Shouldn't Have Come Here Novels & Stories

I should just go. “Mate.”

I’m so sorry for going this thru. “You should come home now. I will leave the penthouse. I don’t belong there anymore. I never belong there to begin with. I shouldn’t have force myself in your life. You will not feel this worst, if you didn’t meet me again.” I closed my eyes as I listen to his voice. “Come back home. The kids are waiting for you.”

"Nothing important." Definitely not as important as being here.

I called from outside "What brings you here this time?" his grumbling came from the other side of the door. Maybe coming here was a bad idea in the first place. "Um, I wanted to stop by, but it's okay if now is not a good time." I turned to leave, making a mental note not to come back here under any circumstances. "Wait, I'm getting dressed to come open the door, he snapped.

"Yes, that's true. Except I'm way past those stages." "Is she the girl you were talking about?" "Yes." "Then why are you here? If you still love her you should be with her. A person once said It doesn't matter those risks you've taken. You still need to keep fighting." She laughs. "Thanks for the reminder. I shouldn't be here. I should be with her." "Now, you're awake! Wish we could cheer to this but you're still holding my drink." "You shouldn't come to such a place, stranger. There are bad boys here." I advised.

I never came here to stay with you neither is this my room" "Good! Then why are you here? If you are not here to say something reasonable you can leave" "Well I am here to tell you that you should know your stand by now. You should know where you belong to unless you want me to put you in your place" "Sorry? I didn't get your points"

Please, don't let me go. Tbc…

A mate again? Don't come to abandon! Just stay!

I am not going to you no matter what. . . . ........

“You might want to come check it out.” Zara didn’t respond immediately because she already knew. “He’s back…” she whispered under her breath and just like that, the peace she thought she had disappeared in minutes.