"Just give him space maybe later you can talk to him and see what happeneds"I said trying to comfort her . "He 's not coming back." She said from the corner of my eyes I could see calum. "He isn 't" Calum said shocked. "No baby I didn 't mean it like that." She said taking her face from my chest to look at him. "He said he was gonna visit me" he said crying before he ran off to his room "I gotta go thanks for coming Ashton" Emily said following Calum. I sighed leaving out the front door. I should 've told her about Erika and Michael. But I don 't have the heart to tell her. I walked towards my home. I walked inside to sound of giggling. "Hello?" I said walking towards the kitchen. "Shh." I heard which made me roll my eyes. I walked …show more content…
"And that I 'm leaving." She looked up at me hurt. "Your leaving?" She said her voice cracking. "Just for a while" I said looking in her eyes. "And I 'm taking Emily and Calum with me." She starred at me as if I had just slapped her. "Well I hope you all have a lovely time you and Emily will be happy together I 'm sure" she said plainly hiding her emotions again. "Not like that Emily and I" I tried to explain myself "No it 's fine I don 't wanna know" she said interrupting me crossing her arms "Listen to me I want you to know I don 't have any feelings for Emily I only want to do the right thing with the baby I only love you" I said. "Cut the crap and just leave." She said there 's the Erika I know "I know you still love me" I said getting closer to her. "I did." She spat in my face, I whipped off my face and just shook my head. "I know I messed up" "Messed up Ashton! you ruined our life! you threw it away like it was nothing!" She yelled tears threatening to spill. "What are you doing huh? Your doing the same thing with Michael!" I screamed back. "But I did it after I knew what you did! I never cheated on you! I never was unfaithful! I was yours but you weren 't mine!" She said tears running down her face and it hurt me seeing her cry. "I can 't do this ." I said "No!" She said grabbing my arm "you are not walking out on me again you have to listen to what I have to say and I 'll listen to what you have to say" she said. "what else is
“Hey Taylor, Me and Sarah are outside waiting for you, we are giving you a ride to school.” Karina said.
"Don't worry. Everything will be fine." I assured her as a bend to whisper in her ear. I pray my words of comfort are correct.
"~I'll talk to you later~" She dropped her arm and the A.I dissipated. I shook my head and looked to Smithy.
“Lily did you call the cops?” I asked, my voice was strict and it surprised Lily.
“You know for a fact he’s better than you. Maybe if you spent more time being around with him you wouldn’t be doing so badly in school!”She knew our conversation had ended and made her way to the front door.
Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children ( also called Peculiar Children, written by Ransom Riggs, is the first in the Peculiar Children Trilogy. In Peculiar Children, Riggs writes of a young boy named Jacob. All throughout Jacobs's childhood, his grandfather told him preposterous stories with impossible people.. After his grandfather was murdered, Jacob isolated himself. He then talked to a psychiatrist who told him that going could be beneficial to visit the place his grandfather told stories about. There, Jacob learns that the unfathomable stories he was told, were possible. He learns the people and places are real, and that he has a special gift, alike them. Jacob befriends them, just as his grandfather did years before.
“I want to apologize about the last time we got up. I don’t know what got into me. I just care about you a lot.”
“ I didn't do this. Did I do this? How could I have done this? I loved her. I loved her. I swear I loved her!” he said desperately as he covered his eyes with blood-stained hands. His shoulders shook as he sobbed silently.
She looked sad when I said that, but she accepted it. "Well, you guys go travel without me. I'll be fine here." Claudia smiled.
"I saw her a little while ago," Merlin replied, giving him a knowing look. "She said she was going home."
“It’s okay,” I begin after rubbing circles on his back. “I know it doesn’t seem like it, but it will be. Maybe tomorrow, or maybe next week or maybe in a year, but one day, it will be okay. You will get through this.”
How does one align perception so that it best matches reality, and why does one need to do so? Imagine a scenario where a customer confronts a retail worker. The customer wanted to return her bed set because it did not meet her expectations. However, per store policy, the employee is not to process this returns due to sanitary reasons. The customer refuses to accept defeat and continues to argue with the employee for what it seems like 2 hours. In the end, the worker concluded that the customer was an overall rude, stubborn, and disrespectful human being. However, that perception was far from reality since the customer was affected by her bipolar disorder. Normally, the customer is as sweet as can be. Perception, in this case, does not have the full context and is based on only a few factors.
“Do you think it was mistake? We have nothing and we just left without even finishing high school. We’ve only been together for nine months and we’re starting a life together.” She looks at him and sees the pain in his eyes caused by the reality and truth of what she’s saying.
“ Oh I know, I just want to stay with my little girl a little longer, boy a m I gonna miss you.” she said fake crying.
In the play, Macbeth, By William Shakespeare Macbeth responds to seeing his bloody hands with pathos whereas Lady Macbeth responds to seeing her bloody hands with logos. In consequence, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth have opposite reactions to seeing blood on their hands. The blood covering the Macbeth’s hands symbolizes the guilt they carry with them from murdering King Duncan. When looking at the bloody hands, realizing what they mean, and cleaning their hands Macbeth is quite incoherent and Lady Macbeth is sensible. Moreover, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth react to their bloody hands in antagonistic ways.