May I Ask For One Final Thing Novels & Stories

That fucking liar. "I have to check on my daughter" "Of course. Raincheck?" "Raincheck" I reply even though we both know it won't happen. Coming over to his house was a one-time thing. I finish my coffee just as the doorbell rings. Marcelo takes the bag from Tobia but doesn't allow him to enter. As he's walking toward me, I wonder if it'll be okay for me to use him one last time. It's a small favor on his end but I know someone is going to lose his shit over it. Not that I care. He started this "I have one last request"

I requested. To be continued…

I almost screw this up, I am so sorry I woke up so late. Well better late than never. And dont you worry we have everything under control now. So what was the last question you wanted to ask me, Mr. Hauser? One more question and we were done. Finally, we finished what we came here for. It was going to be a tough road but we all together were going to make it until the end of it. Ok… what I wanted to ask you is very delicate. I just hope you will understand my position here… I was hesitating a little because what was I about to ask him was out of the ordinary. I just hoped that he would accept my proposal.

Only finality. “Be my wife.”

Giving me one last chance to say no. I didn’t say no.

“This is the last time I’ll be asking for an favor from you.” “Please.”

What more could he ask for? *****************************************

"Is this one the special function one that I asked about?" Mehar nodded….

“What do you want?” “I want to burn your body and spread it next to my mother's grave as fertilizer,” I said coldly. “I'm afraid I can't promise you that,” Mickle said. “Never. I suggest you ask for something real.” “I only have one request, as I have just said.”

I bowed my head in shame, regretting ever making that phone call that night. “I'm sure you have a lot of questions, so I'm going to grant you one last request since today is going to be your last day anyway.” She squatted in front of me. “I will answer any three questions you have honestly, so think carefully and ask me what you really want to know.”