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Losing the Lonely Not My Girlfriend
Lara Dr. Cameron comes strolling up to me as if he had no care in the world. He still looks a bit tired and exhausted, but I gotta say he is a good looking man. However, he just doesn't have that thing that Orion has. Oh, now now self don't start comparing them. Orion is the Alpha that you've been looking for. Dr. Cameron is just a friend or co-worker. "Hey doc," I said when we came closer. "Hey, is your shift over," he asked. "Yes," I said and nodded at the same time. "Good. Get some rest," he said and was starting to turn around and walk away. "I will. Is there a reason why you called me," I asked, kind of curious. "Oh yeah. My friend is in the hospital," he said in a reserved manner. "Yes, you mentioned that when I spoke to you upstairs," I replied. "She's not my girlfriend. We are just friends. Our families are close and we knew each other for a long time," he said. "Oh, okay," I said. Why is he telling me these things? "I just wanted to let you know," he said. "Ok. I'm gonn
Losing the Lonely Who Is He
LaraBang. Bang. Bang. "Lara, are you home," I heard a voice faintly say. I was shocked out of what Orion and I was doing and got off the bed. Fixed my clothes as I hurriedly walked to the front door. I unlatched and unlocked the door, then twisted the handle to open it. I didn't know who was on the other side, but as I opened the door I was shocked. "Ah, hi," was all that came out. "Lara, I'm sorry to have just dropped by like this, but I didn't know where else to go, " the man said. I'm still in shock because it was Dr. Cameron. How did he know where I lived. "Ah," was all that still could come out. We were still standing at the doorway. I was inside, he was outside of the threashold. I didn't want to let him in because I want really uncomfortable with that, but Orion is here so it shouldn't be too bad. However, I didn't let to let him in. yet. "Why are you here," I asked. My emotions are all over the place. This house is my home. If I told him where I lived then no problem, but how
Losing the Lonely The Private Hospital
Orion "There was an accident at the shop. I gotta go check it out. Baby, I'll call you later," I said to Lara. I kissed her goodbye, and had her walk me to the door to lock up. When I got into my car, guilt came over me. This situation with Hana has gotten out of hand, I thought. What does she think she is doing, I continued thinking. My phone started to ring. "Crown, what happend," I asked when I picked up the phone. "Johanna is in bad shape. She's admitted in the hospital. Good news, she's not at the one Lara works at," Crown said. How am I going to tell Lara, I mean I already lied to her. "Are you at the hospital," I asked him. "Yeah, she still had my number in her phone. Since we all grew up together her parents called me," Crown said. "Alright, what hospital," I asked. "It's the private hospital, Intercoastal Medical," he said. Of course she's there, it's owned by her family, I thought. "I'm on my way," I told Crown, and then we hung up. The drive was quick, but I was feeling re
Losing the Lonely In My Head
Orion I was looking at my side mirror, feeling annoyed, but trying to stay calm. It's not a big deal that it happened because I could just fix it. It's the thought that someone did this and didn't even leave a note. With that in mind, I headed back into the hospital to look for the security room. I asked the greeter where the security room was, and the greeter politely pointed me in the general direction. I followed the directions and knocked on the door that said Security Room. However, they knew I was there because of the big ass 1-way mirrored glass I was standing in front of. When the door opened, a man with the same height as me with a baby face but built buffer and more ripped said, "may I help you."My car's drivers side mirror was busty when I was visiting a friend. Is there a way for me to look at some security footage? The person didn't even leave a note," I said to the security guy. "Oh, man, that hard luck. Honestly, most of the cameras outside are just for show they don't
Losing the Lonely Not Sorry Doc
Orion This day seems to be getting longer and longer, with more problems. Are these all coincidences? My phone notified me Crown arrived at Lara’s. At least now, I can calm down and let Crown take care of Lara. I trust Crown 100%. And since there were still a few things I needed to do before I could head over to Lara’s, I had Crown take care of whatever situation was going on at Lara's. “Hey, things are just about to be closed up tight. We just need to walk out and set the alarm,” Marcus said. “Thanks, man,” I replied to him and walked out first. While I was waiting for Marcus to finish closing up, I stood there staring at my car. The side mirror was busted, and now I have a long ass scratch across the driver’s side of the car. "All locked," Marcus said as he walked up behind. I nodded my head and said, "Ok, see you tomorrow," I said off handedly. I exhaled and walked to my car, then drove to Lara's house. As I turned onto the street that Lara lived on, I saw Crown throw a punch int
Losing the Lonely The Greens
The Private Hospital "Johanna, what have you gotten yourself into," Mr. Green said as he was looking out of the floor to ceiling glass window. He watched one guy break a side view mirror of a car parked in the lot, and another guy almost got hit by a car. When Mr. Green finally saw another guy leaving the hospital, he realized that it was the same guy. All three incidences are the same person. Well, well, is that a coincidence or what, I thought. He continued looking out the window thinking about his daughter. She has always been a troublemaker. Always needing me to bail her out of one thing or another. How much longer can I keep doing this? When will she learn that every choice has a consequence? One thing after another. "I should just lock you up until you learn," Mr. Green whispered to the air. No one was around. No one could be trusted. "Taryn," Mr. Green said in a raised voice. A tall man, 6 feet, dark brown skin, dark-brown short curly hair, baby face, with green eyes, entered
Losing the Lonely Housemates Pt: 1
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Losing the Lonely Lara's Awesome DayDream
The steam was rolling off the heat of the water. My breath was even and level. This was such a calm place to be. I rolled my head to the side of the shower stall and closed my eyes. “Lara,” a soft masculine whisper sounded through the door. It was odd, because the door was closed, but the whisper sounded like it was near me. I moaned enjoying the warmth of the water and replied, “yes,” in a soft voice. “You ok,” the masculine whisper said again. I exhaled, “Yes, I’m fine,” I replied, mumbling. “Don’t fall,” he continued saying. “I won’t. I just need a little bit more time,” I answered back, keeping my voice low. There was a chuckle through the door. “Whose voice was that,” I thought. It’s not a voice I recognize, but it does sound familiar. With that thought I said, “Orion.” A chuckle answered me. “Was that a yes,” I asked. “No,” I heard. “Was that a no if you are Orion? Or no because you didn’t answer me,” I asked lightly. “Who do you want me to be,” the voice sa
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