You Weren't Supposed To Leave นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I have to leave. We had to leave now.

’ I stood. ‘You can’t leave!’

Just when I thought I had finally gotten a grip on life… it slipped away again. “You need to learn to live on your own first,” Mom added gently. “We… we have to leave you here.” I stared at them, unable to speak. What now?

He was acting kinda off, and his next words proved that I wasn't overthinking things. “You can, but you can't. You are not to leave this house under any circumstances.” What!?

“We’re leaving now. You don’t have to talk. Just walk.” * * *

But is that enough? “I was surprised when I came home yesterday and didn't see you." Sighs. “I am so sorry, I shouldn't have gone out without informing you. But that guy told me there was something important to do at the company today, that was why I followed him." Jeff nodded his head then sighed. “That is fine. But next time, do not leave the house when you are told not to." Even if he doesn't say that, I will never make the same mistake in my life again.

"She left you, she left you not me-" "Leave," "I planned on doing that anyway, and disregard my invitation," I said grabbing my jacket walking out. . . . . . . . . .

All night, I tossed and turned-and this time, it was not because of the springy motel mattress that usually kept me up. "You said you leave when there's nothing left for you to do. So-what if I gave you a reason to stay?" Dean's words rang in my head like a broken record. I didn't know how to make it stop. I hadn't even given him a proper response. "You said you leave when there's nothing left for you to do. So-what if I gave you a reason to stay?"

"I'm just going out for a run. Do, uh, you need anything?" "I'm supposed to ask you that question. But hey, listen, this is super awkward and I'm so sorry to have to do this, but orders are orders." "You have to do... what?" I ask, looking around. The place is empty except for the two of us. "I'm just headed out for a run around the block." "Right. About that. Gregory made it very explicitly clear that you are not to leave the house." He has the good sense to look sheepish. "I'm sorry. I really am."

I said, embracing her in a warm hug. "You didn't even tell me anything before enough just disappeared," Stella complained. I felt a twinge of guilt as I looked at Stella. I had completely forgotten to let my friend know that I was leaving the country. But, it was all for the best. "I'm so sorry, Stella," I said, my voice filled with remorse. "I know I should have told you that I was leaving, but it wasn't planned. You know, everything just happened so fast, and I just really had to leave. "