Novel & Cerita You Shouldn't Have Come Here

I said, sitting down. He looked at me, "what are you doing here? You shouldn't be here, go back to the room. I have a lot of work to do and this is my personal space. It is limited to everyone unless I ask you to come in." "Whatever." I rolled my eyes, "I'm here anyway and there is nothing you can do about it. You shouldn't drink that alone, at least let me join you too."

"Not yet, baby. That's why you have to keep moving because it's not yet time for you to join us." My jaw slacked as I stammered. "W-what?"

“I didn't know you would also come—” “You didn't do wrong by staying here.” I walked even closer, and was in the same space as her in another moment. Then, I took a seat, right next to her. “Why are you here?” “I thought I should take some time out for myself.” A chuckle escaped her mouth. “You shouldn't panic. It's not my plan to run away if that's what you're thinking about. I have come to accept my fate, finally.” I didn't even think of that.

"Maybe we shouldn't have come here," "I didn't...keep you from coming here, you know," I said caressing his cheek. "I know baby," he said quietly. "I just...I know how this makes you feel and I didn't want to make it uncomfortable, so I stopped coming here. Since...he's working here,"

"Dude, I don't want to be with her, I wanna be with my wife, and u didn't ask you to come here just so you can rub it on my face, I asked you here cuz I need advice, not someone who wants to judge me, I need a friend, not a judge," "Well, this friend warned you, and this friend has no advice for you because if you had taken the advice that this friend has given then we won't be having this conversation, I told you not to do something you will regret and barely a month later, it happened and you want my advice? I don't have any for you," "Then why the fuck did you come here?" I shouted, pissed beyond words, I saw red, he shouldn't have shown up here if all he was gonna do is judge me.

This wasn’t my home anymore. I apologized quietly, trying to keep my voice steady. "I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have come here uninvited, it’s..." Before I could finish, he cut me off with a sharp, cold tone. "Now that you know, get out!"

Or scream. Instead, I whispered, “You shouldn’t have come.” He tilted his head. “I promised to go with you. You asked.” “That was a joke!” I snapped. “Was it?” His tone didn’t rise. I shoved my hair back, my hand shaking. Mascara streaked under my eyes; glitter clung to my cheeks like bruises. “You don’t belong here,” I said. “Church boys shouldn’t walk into strip clubs.” He lifted a brow. “You think God closes His eyes in places like this?”

“What are you doing here in the first place? You wouldn’t have seen anything if you didn’t come where you’re not wanted.” Oh, so he didn’t know his lady friend had sent me a picture and that was why I was here? Impressive!

“Nice place you’ve found to stay.” “H-how are you here? I mean why didn’t you say anything?” I stammered, blinking at her in disbelief. A soft chuckle escaped her lips. “Because I didn’t actually plan on coming here. Coincidence, really. I was traveling somewhere else and thought, Why not stop by?”

Mat hissed, “this is why I didn’t want you to come here, why Nonno and Nonna kept you out of this place.” A sour laugh came out of me, “I can handle things just fine.” My cousin scoffed, “like how you handled things last night?”