You Will Never See This Face Again Novels & Stories

I choked out through my squeezed lips. "Listen to me very carefully, my sweet girl," he whispered, his thumb pressing deeper into my flesh, tilting my face just an inch higher so he could look down his nose at me, "You are never going to see her again. Do you understand me? Never. Not next month. Not next year. Not for the rest of your life." The words felt like bricks crashing down onto my chest. Never.

she said, still rubbing at her temple. "There will be no punishment, no retribution. Just the final end to your manipulation. Look at my face, look at it clearly. This will be the face you remember when you're floating through space and time, with all of your ninjas and monks, considering the wrong deeds you've done, time and time again."

I threw the ring onto the floor and told him, "Perhaps this is fate. A ring that was almost worn but wasn't is destined to never be put on by us again." I wasn't sure which part of that affected Oliver, but I saw his figure sway for a moment. Once again, my illness took a turn for the worse. After I passed out in the bathroom from vomiting blood, I dazedly noticed a pair of eyes locked on me. A moment later, I heard the faint sound of sobbing. When I opened my eyes, I saw Oliver. It seemed like he'd been crying for a while now. Maybe I was about to die soon.

At the entrance, I pause. My gaze involuntarily finds the beautiful, unconscious man in the tub. "I guess this is goodbye, my god." I whisper. Then I turn and run. I do not look back anymore. Not even once. I will never see him again. But fate always has a way of ruining all our plans.

I looked at the tear-streaked face in front of me, and suddenly, she felt like a complete stranger. "Jess," I said, my voice hoarse beyond recognition, "I can't forgive you. Right now, just the sight of you makes me sick." Her face turned deathly pale. Her lips trembled, as if she still wanted to say something. I didn't want to hear it anymore. I stood up, looking down at her from above. "Stop disgusting me. Please—let me go. And let yourself go too. Don't make me… hate you." After saying those final words, I turned and walked away without looking back.

“You never have to see or worry about him again.” His words easing the torment raging in my soul, the itch that this isn’t over weighing heavy on my mind. “Hey,” he lifts my chin, bringing my eyes to his, questions sitting in the irises. “We got him. He will NEVER touch you. Anyone else who tries will suffer the same fate.” “What fate is that?” I ask, holding the air in my lungs. Do I really want the answer?

"Nathan's family organized a welcome-back party for you. "Mom and Dad didn't know about your fight with him, so they agreed to come. Honestly, I just found out myself." I shook my head, saying it was fine. Sooner or later, I'd have to face Nathan anyway. Andrew spotted some investors nearby and excused himself, leaving me to mingle. I grabbed a drink and moved toward a group of girls I knew. That was when Nathan turned, and our eyes met. I'd told myself I was ready for this moment. But the second it happened, my body betrayed me, and I looked away.

His eyes were bloodshot, and his voice was hoarse as he said, "Thalia, if you could come back now, I'll pretend none of this happened and forgive you." "Oh, Damon, you should really see a psychiatrist." I brushed past him and turned to Zane. "This air in here stinks. Let's go somewhere else." Zane gave a quiet nod and replied in a deep, steady voice, "Sure."

"In this life… or the next." He scoffed. "It would be wise of you to look at this face now. Remember it." She lifted her chin, forcing him to see her fully. "Because the next time you see this face," she continued, each word merciless, "It will be the last time you draw breath."

The voice laughed “Currently the whole city knows where you are, except you.” “What did you say?” Amanda’s eyes widened in horror. “Turn the television on and see for yourself” The voice reminded before warning in a kind voice “You have outlived your use. If you value your life, never contact me again. I will write off the debt you owe me from losing 50 of my best men, in the name of all the pleasant nights you have whored yourself to me.” There was no love or camaraderie in those words or tone, only disdain.