Kai Lan Cry Novels & Stories

She jumps off of the car, and her eyes widened to see me crying. "Cass! Why are you crying!?" She asks as she walks towards me. "Are you okay?" I did not answer her, instead, I burst out crying. Damn it. It hurts! It really hurts! "Hey! What the! Why are you crying?!" She asks in a panic. "Cali..." Khai calls me. "Hey, Khai! What did you do to her, huh!?" Steph asks him. "I'm sorry," Khai only utter.

She had watched some of his movies and dramas and she always admired how well he could act. He cried devastatingly too, exactly like in the movie. Aurora remembered that Kai’s first movie was a sad one, because of his heartbreaking scenes and how he cried, it attracted countless fans. “Kai, it’s okay.”Aurora cooed again. But the drone had captured the moment. [What? Why is Kai crying like a crybaby? [I was about to scold Aurora, but now, her helplessness is really funny.] [Aurora looks speechless, look at the height difference between them, like a little rabbit coaxing the big bad wolf?

“Eunique, when you applied to this company, you should’ve envisioned all of these things to happen. You and me inside the elevator. You and me—” “That’s not my point!” I told him, stopping him from his words. Tears are welling up and I hate myself for being such a cry baby when it comes to my ruined relationship with Kai. When will I be able to go on without crying? His gaze on me softened as he saw my trembling lips and teary eyes. “Eunique—”

she sniffled, ". Seeing it is different.” “You’ve been crying for more than a minute.” “I know!” “You’re impossible.” “I’ve accepted that.” Kian walked by with a tray of tea. He looked at Tina. “Crying already?” “It’s emotional!” “You’ve been here forty-five seconds.” She wiped her eyes dramatically. “I’ll cry again after tea.” Kai leaned against the doorway. “We’ve got tissues ready.” “I hate all of you.” “No " Kai said with a grin. “You love us.” Tina sighed.

“Semantics.” Four years ago, that moment had felt like a turning point. Knox had spotted me while driving through town in one of his oversized celebrity vans, the kind that screamed wealth and power. I had thought the worst when the van pulled up, but when the door slid open to reveal Knox ’s familiar face, I’d been too stunned to do anything but let him coax me inside. “I’d just flown in for a meeting,” he had told me later, after I spilled everything about Jason and Lilly. “And there you were, walking down the street like some kind of lost ghost.”

“You. All of you. I know practically nothing.” Kieran raised a brow. “You know we’re Lycans. Kings. That hasn’t been subtle.” “Exactly,” I said, holding up a finger. “Titles and that you lots are troublemakers. But what about the rest? Like… were you always this dramatic?” Kylan let out a laugh. “Dramatic? Me? Never. Kieran’s the one who used to cry every time we left the den.” “That was once,” Kieran grunted. “Twice,” Kai corrected flatly. “He wailed like a pup.”

MY BUTTERFLY ****************** CALEB’S POV ****************** My heart is heavy and burdened as I watch the woman who has come to mean everything to me wither away before my eyes. I see her pains and how she tries so hard to hide them with a smile. Sometimes I want to break down and cry but for her, I try to be strong. However when she is not watching I go to a private place and cry. They say strong men do not cry but for Angela’s sake I agree to be a weakling for her sake I agree that I am not man enough.

My brows met, trying to catch up on what I missed, but Krys didn’t budge until she got what she wanted from me. “You’re gonna love it. If you won’t, I’ll pay the half.” “I could just go to Journey.” “Journey hates you.” I swallowed uncomfortably. “Of course, she does.” “Jeez, kidding.” She hit me on my arm, offered me her phone with a video clip ready. “Kai hadn’t seen that.” “Sent this to me.” I knew it was a video of River, but about what. I was about to figure it out.

With this realization, I stand up straighter and clear my throat. From this moment forward, I would do just that. Move forward. "I'm fine, thank you." I swipe under my eyes one more time. "Sorry, I'm not usually a public crier. I don't mean to make you uncomfortable." "Sometimes a girl just needs a good cry before she takes on the world. It's perfectly normal, Kelly." Lennette rubs my arm in a loving gesture, one that a mother would do to her child when they fall and scrape their knee. "Though I do have to say, I don't like seeing you cry very much."

Then I turned and ran. Back to my room. I slammed the door and leaned against it, my whole body shaking. Tears poured down my face. I couldn't breathe. Couldn't think. Couldn't—The door pushed open slightly. I looked down. Kai stood there, his little face scrunched up in disgust. "Mommy, why are you always crying and being so weak?" he said, his voice full of frustration. "My friends laugh at me for having a weak mommy each time you drop me off at school."