Kai Lan Cry 소설 & 이야기

Young Kai furrowed his brow at the girl's question. "Huh?" "Sabi ko, “Bakit ka umiiyak?” bingi ka ba? (I said, 'Why are you crying?' Are you deaf?)" the girl asked. "Sorry but I can’t understand you," he replied, still confused by what the girl meant to say. "Patay! Alien! (Shoot! Alien!)" the girl exclaimed, slapping her forehead. "What?" young Kai asked, confused. " Paano ba ‘to? Hmm… Ah! Why you cry? Teka tama ba? Basta ‘yon na ‘yon! (How do I do this? Hmm... Ah! Why you cry? Is that right? Well, close enough!)"

-Kynessie) (I know, but we still hate to see you cry.-Me) (We didn’t mean to make you cry, mate.-Caturix) (Caturix, I am fine. As I said, these are happy tears. Now stop acting like a baby.-Kynessie)

Kayden began to feel bad seeing her cry. “You called me a cheap whore,” she said through sobs, her eyes accusing him. “I’m sorry. I won't say it again,” he coaxed. But Aria's tears fell even more. “Stop crying, all right?” Kayden tried again. He really didn't know how to coax a crying woman, and then he imagined a baby crying, and he felt as if he was about to have a mental breakdown. If there was anything Kayden was terrible at, it was his emotional support system, which was very low.

Kaliyah’s voice cracked, as tears poured like rain again. Ruan jailed her in his embrace, planting a kiss on her temple. “Kaliyah. You are really deserving to be a Luna. I will wish no other Luna but you. Cry. I will accompany you. I will be here for you no matter what happens. But please don’t let yourself lose in sadness too much. if I also lose you, the next person I will lose will be myself.” Kaliyah squeezed herself in Ruan’s embrace, crying her heart out until her heart was numbed with the pain. if only she can’t feel anything anymore. she wished to let go of this sadness too.

It’s a library, rows of books no one reads, and I slump down in a leather chair. The sobs come in waves. I cry for the girl who thought she could have something real. I weep for the happy life I will never get. "Soren?” I look up. Kai is standing in the doorway. “I heard,” he said silently. " I’m fine.” “You are.” He crouches down in front of me, eyes on my face. “Talk to me.” “What is there to say?” I laugh, but it’s cracked.

Tears streamed down his face as he cried out, his voice thick with desperation. “Uncle!” Kai sobbed, his words garbled by his tears. “Please! Please save me! You can’t let them do this to me! You can’t!” Alpha Cayn stepped forward, his jaw tight, his face betraying none of the turmoil beneath. “Compose yourself, Kai,” he ordered, his voice sharp. “Take your punishment with dignity.” Kai looked up, his tear-streaked face twisting with disbelief. “Dignity?” he choked. “You—” His voice faltered as his anger grew. “You made me do this! You made me kill her! And now you’re abandoning me?”

I murmured as I tried to blink back the tears, making a roar of laughter eclipse the audience. Dominic chuckled good naturedly and squeezed our hands tighter to comfort us for a moment before letting them go. So sweet. Sigh ! "I am going to punish you, Mr Kent for making the best student of my class cry on her wedding day,” Kai showed mock anger and the audience hooted and whistled at that, making me grin too. " .... and for loving us so much that I don't know if my love will ever be sufficient for you two or not,” his voice lowered and showed raw vulnerability that made me want to hug him and show that he was so silly to even think like that !

He pushed the door open— And froze. Ruby sat near the edge, curled in on herself, hair falling like a curtain around her face. Crying. Kai’s chest tightened painfully. He had never seen her cry. Not in the cafeteria. Not when Brielle humiliated her. Not when the rumors tore through the halls. Not even when he told her to stay away. She had stood tall through all of it. But now—alone, thinking no one could see her—she was falling apart. Kai stepped back into the shadows instinctively, heart hammering.

I glared at Kai, hard, while running my hand across Eli’s back to comfort him. “Really?” I hissed under my breath. Kai rolled his eyes and sat up fully, running a hand through his hair with a tired sigh. “Extra sensitive hearing besides I’m not a morning person,” he muttered before looking at Eli again. The boy looked like he was trying not to cry all over again. Kai groaned, exasperated, then dragged a hand down his face. “Alright, kid. If you don’t cry again for the rest of the day, i'll let you have some snacks this morning. Deal?”