All Chapters of To the Men Who Would Want to Fall for Me: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

I FLINCHED WHEN I opened my eyes as the sun rays crept through my sight and I felt a tingling pain in my head. Did I hit my head on a rock or on something hard? Ugh. "Are you feeling alright?" I heard someone asked.I turned my head to my right side and was taken aback when I saw Andrei, sitting on my bedside chair, waiting for me to rise from the dead. That was a little too much of a metaphor, though. "Y-yeah, I feel good. W-what are you doing here?" I stuttered. I swear to God, I am so terrified at the moment. "I just want to know if you're okay and uh..I want to talk to you about the letter I received," he explained. Do I need to explain it right now? Like as in at this very moment?"Well look, that was a mistake and--," I attempted to explain but he cut me off, "mistake? the address was very specific, it was obviously intended for me to receive," he countered. "I didn't write any name, though," I tried opposing. "Still, I received the letter," he kept up.So what's his point? I

AFTER MY CLASSES, I WENT straight to the office to work on the remaining papers and fortunately, we were able to complete and finish it all. We were handed the money we've requested for the upcoming event and so, we've decided to buy the materials tomorrow. But since I won't be able to accompany my members, I just instructed them because I'll go home and will stay in our town until Sunday. Dorothy will then take over and promised that she'll update me from time to time. I craved for a coffee so I went to a nearby cafe to grab some before going home since the girls weren't home yet because of org commitments. Kayle and Jessica attended their weekly org meetings while Chandler has to attend her daily training. And since I finished my org work early and knowing I'll be home alone for a while, I've decided to satisfy my cravings first.I keyed my mom before entering the cafe and luckily, there was no line. "Good evening, ma'am, what can I get you?" The attending staff smiled at me from

THE NEXT THING I know, it's already eight in the evening and I can hear my mom telling Travis to wake me up for dinner. I smiled because they never changed, my mom still shouts when she says something and Travis, still being the stubborn son. I stretched before standing up and getting out my room. I walked down the stairs and went straight to the kitchen, finding my mom who's now preparing for dinner. I hurriedly walked towards her and squeezed her into hug while her back was facing me. She immediately turned around and threw me a huge hug."I missed you, my offspring!" She laughed after pulling away. "You're not normalizing that as a term now, mom!" I protested, laughing. "Oh why? That's a good term instead of daughter, isn't it?" She sarcastically asked. "You really know how to turn tables, don't you, mom?" I laughed. And then Travis came out of nowhere, hugged the both of us and joked that we smelled really bad. Mom then jokingly slapped Travis's arm before telling that it's time t

WHEN I GOT HOME, my friends asked me things about Sanders to catch up with me and of course, I told them I was happy to be home, leaving the thing about Gab. I don't want them to question me or Gab and I'm not yet ready to share what happened between me and him. I don't know how to tell them, actually knowing that I still have matters to face regarding men. After texting my mom that I'm already home, I unpacked my things and went outside to bring the groceries to our pantry. The girls were already in their rooms and the lights in the living room were already out. As soon as I got back, I saw my phone ringing. Noah was calling and for some unknown reason, my heart skipped a beat.I lifted my phone and immediately answered."Hi, what's up?" I smiled. I know he's not gonna see it but I smiled anyway, intending to reflect it through my voice. "Hey, I was just wondering if you're already back." Why does it feels like he's tensed? "I am, a couple of hours ago. Why?" My eyebrows met out of c

THIS MORNING FELT VERY different from the mornings I had for the past days because I started the day with a very low energy, feeling drained from yesterday's happenings. I am currently walking to school with my friends while groaning about life and complaining about something that I should take accountability of. My friends were tapping my shoulders for comfort but just like me, their energies are also at its lowest."Wanna drink tonight?" Kayle asked, sternly looking on the way. "Ugh, alcohol cannot heal us," Jessica disagreed in an authoritative way and I agreed. "How about ice cream?" Chandler stood in front of us and her energy suddenly rose up, influencing us to feel giddy at the thought of ice cream as well. "It's been a long time since we had Meade Creamery, I miss the store!" I shrieked and hopped out of excitement. "Meade Creamery, then!" Jessica agreed and we were about to go when we realized we still have classes to attend to. "Let's ditch," Chandler suggested and we all gl