All Chapters of The Girl Who Loved Two Princes: The Her Before You : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

2019, December 27th “Whose brilliant idea was it for us to spend time with my ex fiancée and your ex, Barry, today?” Troy asked, kissing Aria's neck. They had only just gone to sleep two hours ago. She was something else last night. Troy needed to remember she was into grand romantic gestures for future reference because the proposal really got her going. Getting out of the limo and into the bed had been something of a challenge, but once they made it into the bunker, it was nonstop, wild, passionate sex all night. She protested several times and he would have let her sleep, only she couldn't quite keep her hands to herself and he was never turning that body away. Troy really had a bee in his bonnet about the whole Barry thing these days, but she was letting it slide because of how happy she was. Aria smiled at him and the way he was checking her out, like he hadn't seen it all last night, all night. It

“I'm sorry I came and messed with you and her. I honestly thought you were okay, but I guess it wasn't just me messing with your head after all,” she said, giving Troy a look. He sighed and stepped into the room. “Fine. I'm sorry I made eyes at your fiancée for like a minute after I got here. Honestly, though, you guys could have just talked about shit at any point and you would have realized—” “What he means is it's you and her, Barry. It always was. Troy and I were just little bumps in the road for you. You can't imagine how absolutely in love I was with the way you looked at her the first time I saw you, the way you still look at her now. Are you going to give up Caroline Condor because of a girl you made out with in a pool forever ago?” Bart grinned, felt some of the weight on his heart lift, and pulled Aria into his arms. “No,” he sighed. “Giving her up would absolutely destroy me. That doesn't mean I

“Because I'm a dumb ass. A complete idiot. You had just lost your mom the way you did, so I wanted to wait until you were ready. You were vulnerable, CC, and I didn’t want to take advantage of you. I should have though. I should’ve taken you into my arms and made you mine the day you said you’d be my wife. If I had, your eyes never would’ve looked so uncertain, never would’ve torn my heart to shreds every time you tried to seduce me. But even stopping then was wrong. I should’ve shown you what I couldn’t tell you. Just how out of my mind jealous I was and made that look go away like you were begging me to. It would’ve been amazing, absolutely perfect, because even if you were unsure, you don’t need protection from me, Caroline. You never have. Even leaving you couldn't undo this life changing, unbelievable, connection between us. Nothing can.” Once he'd said these words, she reacted to him instantly, kissed him passionately. Started pulling at buttons and c

She indicated for him to sit down and took a seat too. When the first course was served, the alarmed look was back on her face. Troy grinned. She had this solemn look on her face that seemed to forbid laughter, but the grinning he just couldn't help. She just kept surprising him tonight. “Guilty pleasure of yours, Your Majesty?” he asked, putting a fork through the chocolate-covered brownie in front of him and raising it to his lips. “My apologies, Your Highness!” she said, getting up again. “I'll have the kitchen serve the first course—” “Seems like this is your usual first course, Aria,” he said, taking her hand in his. She squeezed his hand when he said her name and they were back to that stupid look that didn't mean anything, because how could it? She hardly knew the man. “Sit down, Aria,” he said softly, and again she squeezed his hand. Coming back to herself, she imm

“Take the kid and go!” Keira and Diane yelled at Neil. “Come with me!” Neil begged. He already knew she wouldn't, that she couldn't. Diane would never walk away from her brothers, especially when they were out there trying to rip each other apart. “Keep him safe, Neil. I will find you once I've straightened things out here,” Diane said, a hopeful, idealistic smile on her face. Neil gave Diane one last pleading look before disappearing through a window of the safe house. While the sets of siblings battled it out, Diane picked up a gun and took a shot at Dean, landing a bullet first in his leg and then, once he let go of Troy, in his lower abdomen. “Di, no!” Troy screamed. Troy's blood ran cold. He knew that look. She had murder in her eyes. Troy never thought he'd see Diane look like that. Ethan's death had changed her. Why did she stay? Why didn't Neil t