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From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 73
As the night wore on, Sanaya found herself feeling more and more grateful for her friends' presence in her life. They had been there for her through thick and thin, and now they were celebrating her success with her. She knew that no matter what happened in the future, she could always count on them to be there for her.As she left the bar that night, Sanaya felt a sense of contentment settle over her. She knew that her life was about to change in ways she couldn't yet imagine, but she also knew that she had a strong support system to help her through it all. She felt a sense of gratitude for her friends' love and support, and she knew that she would always cherish the memories they had made together.As she walked back to her hotel, Sanaya couldn't help but smile to herself. She knew that her life would never be the same again, but she also knew that she was ready for Sanaya had been looking forward to this day for weeks. She was finally going to visit her closest friends, whom she h
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 74
Samara's heart skipped a beat as she watched her phone tumble off the table and onto the floor. She groaned in frustration, knowing that she had been glued to her screen for far too long today. Her best friend, Seff, noticed her frown from across the room and chuckled. "Looks like you're finally taking a break from your virtual world, huh?" he teased as he launched himself at her with a pillow.Samara laughed and dodged his attack, playfully swatting him back with another pillow. They had been best friends since childhood, and their playful banter had only grown more lighthearted and flirtatious as they grew older together. But Samara had always seen Seff as just a friend, and she was content to keep it that way.Or so she thought.As they continued to playfully spar, Samara found herself getting lost in Seff's eyes. They were a deep, warm brown, framed by thick lashes she had always envied. She felt a flutter in her chest, and she quickly looked away, feeling self-conscious.Seff see
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 75
In the quiet solitude of her room, Dorin's thoughts and feelings swirled within her like a storm. She felt the weight of her mistakes and the consequences of her actions pressing down on her, and the regret seemed almost suffocating. Her heart ached with the knowledge that Jake had moved on, that he had found someone else to share his life with, and that she had missed her chance to make amends.Throughout the nights that followed, Dorin found herself plagued by a deep sense of longing and the bitter sting of regret. She mused about what might have been if she had handled things differently, if she had shown more compassion and understanding in her relationship with Jake. She couldn't shake the feeling of missing out on a love that she had taken for granted.As days turned into weeks, Dorin struggled to come to terms with the reality of Jake being with someone new. She felt a pang of jealousy, but more than anything, she was filled with a profound sense of remorse for losing someone w
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 76
After a few hours, Sanaya's friends surprised her again by taking her to a local rooftop bar to celebrate her engagement. The view of the city skyline was breathtaking, and Sanaya felt a sense of awe as she looked out over the twinkling lights below.As they sipped on cocktails and nibbled on appetizers, Sanaya's friends continued to shower her with compliments and well wishes. She felt a warmth in her chest as she listened to their kind words, grateful for the love and support that surrounded her.As the night wore on, Sanaya found herself feeling more and more grateful for her friends' presence in her life. They had been there for her through thick and thin, and now they were celebrating her success with her. She knew that no matter what happened in the future, she could always count on them to be there for her.As she left the bar that night, Sanaya felt a sense of contentment settle over her. She knew that her life was about to change in ways she couldn't yet imagine, but she also
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 1
"Jake!, where are you? You'll make us late! " his wife yelled at him through the phone. "I'm on my way, Dorin. The traffic is quite tight here" he tried to explain to her as he glanced at all the bags and boxes delivery he had to receive which contained his wife and mother-in-law's jewelry as well as shoes for the wedding they were attending."Useless man, I told you Dorin, marry someone that has common sense and pride yet you went for a mannerless human being" he heard his mother-in-law rant some distance away from the phone."If you make us late, Jake!, I promise you won't have a meal in this house for the next week. I told you to go get that jewelry yesterday and yet you opted to go for that useless job of yours that can't even feed my daughter to talk more of my granddaughters" She had gotten the phone and was now screaming into it. "Mummy… " he heard his wife try to defend him a bit. Something she rarely did."My friend shut up! If I had married a man as useless as your husband
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 2
"Dorin!!! " Jake exclaimed in shock and saw her jump out of the bed to gather her clothes while the man was hurrying too, looking for clothing to cover his nakedness."Dorin, what's this? Has it gotten to cheating on me? " He was astonished, betrayed, and pained at the same time."Oh, you are back. When did you come back from the hospital? Why didn't anyone tell me you were back?" she looked destabilized. Her eyes could not meet his: they were just hovering around the room. "Dorin! How could you? Don't talk about my being in the hospital like you care, did you visit me once? Oh, this is what you were doing while I was away right? Sleeping around? Really? ""It's not what you think. I was really busy and couldn't make it to the hospital… ""Busy fucking some random guy? ""I am no random guy Mr whatever you call yourself. Of what use are you in this house if you cannot satisfy your wife? ". The man she was with responded from behind her. He was fully dressed now and Jake could see fro
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 3
Jake sat on the floor perplexed like he was in a trance. He could feel pains shooting into every fiber of his body from his legs. He still couldn't believe that his mother-in-law had commanded her boys to lift him from his wheelchair and leave him midair to drop on the floor like a piece of rag, just to confirm her daughter's accusations. The scene replayed over and over again in his memory how the two men walked up to him, each person holding his arms and lifting him from his wheelchair."Make him stand and leave him to walk" she had ordered and they did just that. The issue was that instead of his legs standing or walking they gave way and he had landed in a heap of helplessness on his already broken legs. Tears threatened their downpour as his face went down in shame and red with embarrassment. He had never been so humiliated in his entire life, not even when his debtors had to chase him on the road one time."Oh, he's crippled" Dorin exclaimed in mockery and Jake felt a slight
From Grass to Grace CHAPTER 4
"It's me, don't make me get scared as well," a feminine voice said amidst the darkness when she realized Jake had jerked because she tapped him. It was Samara. As his eyes got used to the darkness he could make out her figure. She was wearing a simple brown silk gown and her brown hair was let loose to lie all over her shoulders. But Why did she look different? Is it because he was used to seeing her in household attire with her hair tightly packed in a bun?"What are you doing here? " he asked her, shocked she was outside too. "Hello, I just got sacked and I'm on my way home. Is there another explanation for being outside Randall's mansion this beautiful evening? "Jake could hear the sadness in her voice and it hurt him so much but he tried to conceal it."I'm sorry Samara. Maybe you shouldn't have been good to me, then you would not be accused of what you are innocent of". His head was down as he apologized. "If that's a thank you, then you are welcome but now is not a time to w