Twists of life
[COMPLETED!!] [WARNING: Mature content 18+] WPC #277 Amanda had always viewed her best friend, Eddy, as a little more than the friends they were. She had dropped subtle hints to him all the time and he had seemed to be on board with her. The day Eddy invited her out on a date, she was over the moon but did she get more than she bargained for? or did she just join the statics of the saying that 'love makes us blind'. Had she really been that blind? or were the signs always visible? Kelvin lived life without a care and did menial jobs all around until the day he saw her, the most beautiful girl his heart had ever laid eyes on. He decided then and there that she would be his only he would live for her! But was it as simple as “I want her?” And then he would have her? Life has a funny way of making us face it and do what had been written down in the fates. Find out the complex relationships, the heartbreak and the love that life can spring up on us. Because at the end of the day, what is meant to happen would be! ___________ Cover image is mine & commissioned by @korkor_gavi I, Loctovia, published this story only on the webnovel platform and for the WPC contest only. WPC #277 Silver Prize. Thank you, WN :) Copyright Loctovia 2021 Please try to support the author by reading the novel ONLY on Webnovel #twistsoflifenovel #loctovianovels
What kind of Question is that?
She repeated, "What is the missing piece here grandpa? I mean, why me? I don't buy the adopted granddaughter thing!"
"Missing piece?" Emad tilted his head and asked himself inwardly, he sighed, "How could he keep a major thing like this from a smart girl like that?"
Mandy as she preferred to be called added, "I remember where I met you first, but I do not think that it remotely justifies what you are doing for me and my friend even now,"
"You remember?"
"Yes, I do." She said with a smile, "It will surprise you how much one can see when they cannot actually see. This facial blindness has its advantages. I can observe more now that I do not have to rely on my brains to remember people's faces. But I was surprised to piece it together that you were that old homeless man who sat by the corner of the street to my previous apartment.