Kai Lan Crying Novelas e Histórias

There, sitting at the top against the wall, so still I almost disregarded her as a trashcan or other school facet, is Lana. Tears stream quietly down her twisted face. Her chest rises and falls in steady, forcibly-controlled breaths, as she tries to calm herself down. She must hear me approach because she pries her wet, long lashes apart. Once she sees it’s me, something in her familiar expression melts, and she shifts backwards. Her pink flush tints her entire face, eyebrows knotted together in something akin to sorrow. “Kieran,” she weeps, “I’m sorry.”

I was sobbing hysterically. Kai pulled me on top of him, giving me a big bear hug. We were still naked, so this would have been sexy, if I didn’t slobber all over him. “Moon, It’s okay. My Moon. It’s going to be okay. I’m so sorry. I should have told you sooner.” Kai said, stroking my hair. I continued crying, letting it all out. How much was I fucking holding in? I hadn’t cried like this since I was in that cave. But then I cried out of betrayal and now it felt like this release of guilt I had been holding inside.

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?

He watched her eyes widen before his lower lip started to wobble again. “I have a family,” she spoke and she sniffled and tried to stop herself from crying. She lowered her gaze, “I am so sorry. I feel very emotional today. So much happened in just a few hours. I am still trying to process everything.” She stated. Kai rubbed her arms and kissed her temple, “I understand, Piper. You are allowed to cry. You don’t have to keep it in. I promise everything will be alright.” He told her.

I just wanted someone to hold me and tell me the bad things were gone. My lower lip pushed out. I couldn't stop the pout. Hot tears instantly pricked the corners of my eyes. The fever made my emotions totally raw. I didn't have any armor left to hide behind. "Please," I whimpered. A single, hot tear escaped my eye and rolled down my temple. Kai let out a loud, defeated groan. He didn't argue anymore, knowing fully well he couldn’t deny the request. Not when I had pulled the cute card that never used to work before.

Rohan gives me a look so eloquent it doesn't need words. "Eat your food," I say roughly. Kai comes back twelve minutes later, sits down, and picks up his fork like nothing particularly significant just occurred. "Well?" I ask, left eyebrow up. "She cried," he replies. Rohan and I both put down our forks simultaneously. "Not a lot," Kai says. "She held it together mostly. But her eyes went red and she kept pressing her fingers to the corner of them like she could push it back in." He moves food around his plate. "She's not doing this because she hates me, she doesn't even really know me. She's doing it because she thinks she's protecting the integrity of the program and she genuinely believes

She bites her lower lip— white teeth sinking into red flesh— then turns, smiling at the bartender. "Whisky please. Rocks." Her gaze returns to me, and she raises her eyebrows. "Make that two," I say, not leaving her gaze. A minute later he places the drinks in front of us, her hand immediately reaching out to bring it to her lips. "Katherine," she says after taking a slow sip, "but my friends call me Kat." "Adam, but everyone calls me Emilio." "I think I'll stick with Adam," she replies haughtily, daring me to tell her otherwise. I lean in closer to her, trailing her body with my eyes again. I can't stop looking at her legs. She notices, and again raises an eyebrow.

F-ck! “S-Scarlett…” I came to a halt and looked at Lux, but my eyes widened when I saw her crying. “Lux.” She shook her head and wiped her tears away. “The chairman has gone missing…” My eyes widen… F-ck.

he said with a warm smile appearing on his face. "Let go!” Kailani whispered, turning her head to the opposite side. Kaiden let go of her hand, thinking she was referring to him. “Let go…let go of me! I don't want to do that again. It hurts!” She made jerky head movements, her body tense and agitated. “It's okay, Kayla. It's just a nightmare," he patted her hand. Just when he thought she was calm, she whimpered, “It hurts, please." Tears slipped out of her eyes as she curled up on the bed. “I don't want this. It hurts."

Or the cruel mix of them all? “Vivian…” Kai’s voice faltered. He looked helpless—truly helpless—for the first time in his life. “Hey… no, please don’t cry like that.” He reached up with both hands, cupping my face with a gentleness I didn’t expect from someone who usually lived in cold indifference. “Stop crying, baby. Please,” he whispered again, his thumbs gently wiping the tears from under my eyes. “It hurts me. God, it kills me to see you cry like this.”