The Secret Heartbreak_11 Final Beats_Kurfürstenstraße_Amethyst Dreams
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The Secret Heartbreak
“Mom! is the lasagna ready?”Saito asked in a shuttered confusing voice. He was very quick that evening making the arrangements. Self-cheering words fled from his mouth as birds in the open air. Moving upstairs to his room, he stood by the stairs at the corner from where he could have proper surveillance of the dining room so, he turned his eyes from one end to the other couple of times. Dim lights, the table was set as perfect as if it was just waiting for a newlywed queen to have her first and finest meal, the flowers on the table was as fresh as daisy, the curtains were neatly made, his mom ...
11 Final Beats
The hospital room was near complete silence. Nothing, but the rhythmic snap of the heartbeat monitor, provided an ease to the quiet. In the dimly lit room a man sat, holding his wrinkled hands up to his chin. His gaze locked on the small, frail woman lying in front of him. Her peaceful slumber would fool anyone into thinking she was perfectly healthy.The sudden movement of the door brought the man out of his thoughts.“I’m sorry, Mr. James, I just have to perform a real quick check.” The nurse explained ...
Kurfürstenstraße
"That's the thing about this city," Cynthia interrupted from the corner of the drawing room. "It will never daunt those who understand how to live in it."The three others stood dumbstruck, gaping at her. Marguerite, probably because she'd never heard anyone interrupt her fiance. Meanwhile, Frau Scheuner looked as though she had been jolted from a stupor. Edmund cleared his throat and announced,"I use that term only referring to how the city must seem to an outsider. You may not know this, but the nation is shifting rapidly toward industrialization." Behind her neutral expression, Cynthia bris...
Amethyst Dreams
“Have you ever experienced Déjà vu, Natalie?”That was the first question she aswww.onedoor.ccked her.Most evenings, after I finished my homework, I would make my way across the street to visit Violet. I had been to her house long before she moved in, and actually helped my father and uncle build it for her. She wasn’t safe living on her own anymore, so far away. So, we built her her own house that was close enough for family to help out when she needed it.My parents mentioned it would be a big help if I offered to help her around the house and keep her company after she moved in. They explained she was my u...