You Won't Be Lonely For Long Novels & Stories

She won’t find any lies coming from me. “That is nice and all, but I will need to move soon. Once all of this is over. As nice as it is, I like my own space. I have been used to it for over a year. My little slice of solitude. I don’t want to be imposing for longer than necessary.” Say what?

"I think about you all the time But I don't need the same It's lonely where you are, come back down And I won't tell 'em your name" It was magic.

Lonewolf: Hi EM: lol, glad to see you here today; what have you been up to? Lonewolf: a lot of things here and there, but I’ll be online more often now. I heard you missed me. EM: You know I would miss you before disappearing. Were you trying to do out of sight, out of mind? Lonewolf: XD did it work, though? EM: nope, haven’t you heard? Lonewolf: that? EM: distance makes the heart fonder

*Stop being so hard on yourself, if you don’t try you’ll never find someone,* Selena said, annoyed and tired of being lonely too. “Thanks girl. I know … I have to try,” I said out loud.

But your presence made my heart feel comfortable and not lonely. At that time, I said that I didn't like that kind of lonely atmosphere. And now I realise the true meaning of loneliness is when I am in a crowded environment and many people entertain me, but my heart is lonely and empty. That's the true meaning of loneliness, because there is no one by my side to warm my heart. At that time, I wanted to run to you and run into your arms. I wanted to live in your world again. Bastian, I need you so much. I miss you, and I love you. I want to be forever in your arms, with our future baby. Living a new day every day with you is what I long for. Whenever I think of you, my body is always nervous,

"No one will miss you." The phrase bounced around in my head; the rest of her words and medical jargon faded into the background. All I heard was, "No one will miss you." I knew she was right. But the last air in my lungs was knocked out by that single, simple sentence. I was hollow. No wolf. No mate. No friends. No one. Nothing. All alone in a world that wouldn't miss me when I was gone.

“Of course you do.” I watched her face. She looked like she wanted to say something else and didn’t know how. “Mommy,” I said. “You don’t have to be lonely all the time.” Her eyes filled up. “That’s a big word.” “I hear you say it when you think I’m asleep.” She pressed her lips together and nodded. “Okay.” “Cole doesn’t feel lonely,” I added. She stiffened. “You don’t know that.” “I do,” I said. “He feels like… like he’s waiting.”

"No. People weren't born alone in this world to mind only themselves and their business. Let's just say that motto is not applicable all the time. You can tell me if you don't want to be nagged. I just found you lonely, that's all." "One way for you to notice me is you have no circle of friends to lend your focus with. Does it mean you're lonely, too?" He made a short laugh. "Right. And two similar things attract one another." "Then why is it that you bother to make someone else happy when you're not?"

I can't call her though. "Oh, Ronnie would freak if I told her about this" I laughed as I mumbled this to myself. Ting! I'll call Ronnie. Been a while since I talked to her anyway. I bet she's mad and lonely without me. I'm such a terrible friend. I need to call her and make it up to her soon. She picked up after the third ring. "Hey bro." Was waiting for you call actually." Daniel whispered from the other end of the line. Oh, I actually forgot he was there. So, Ronnie isn't as lonely as I thought she was.

As I returned to my apartment, the familiar solitude embraced me, and a sense of loneliness washed over my heart. The space I called home was quiet, the silence a constant companion. I couldn't help but reflect on the fact that, apart from Patrick and Kelvin, I didn't have any real friends in my life. The realization weighed on me as I moved through my apartment, a gentle sigh escaping my lips. Loneliness had become a steady presence, a reminder that while I was dedicated to my work and passions, I yearned for meaningful connections and companionship.