All Chapters of Between two worlds : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

50 Chapters

part 2: chapter 20

I had always believed that one day, I’d find the perfect place to settle, a place where I could nurture my dreams and heal my heart. Moving to the nearby town wasn’t just a change of scenery—it was a step toward my future, one I could shape on my terms. The decision had been difficult at first. It wasn’t just the change of environment that weighed on me, but the emotional baggage of the past. The small town I had called home for so long had been a place of both memories and pain—where relationships, both new and old, had been tested, and where I had been forced to confront parts of myself I had tried to avoid. But I had outgrown it, or at least, I felt I had. My career in content creation had skyrocketed, and I needed space to focus, to grow, and to explore new opportunities. The new town I had chosen wasn’t too far from my old one. It was the perfect distance—close enough to maintain ties to the familiar, but far enough that I could breathe without feeling stifled by my past. The s

Last Updated : 2024-12-16

part 3: chapter 1

I was sitting at my desk, editing a new video for my content creation channel when my phone buzzed with a message notification. At first, I didn’t think much of it. I had been getting a lot of messages lately—comments, sponsorship offers, and a few texts from friends. But this one stood out. It was from Ethan. I stared at the screen for a few moments, my heart beating faster. The last time I had heard from him had been months ago, after the crash. It had been a chaotic, emotional time, and even though I had been concerned for his well-being, I hadn’t exactly been eager to reach out. After everything that had happened between us—the betrayal, the hurt—I needed space. Time to process, time to heal. But here it was, his name staring back at me, and for the first time in a long while, I felt a pang of uncertainty. With a deep breath, I tapped the screen, opening the message. “Lila, I know this is probably the last thing you want to hear from me, but I need to say it. I owe you

Last Updated : 2024-12-16

part 3: chapter 2

Days after leaving Lila, Ethan found himself standing in front of Leo’s door, his heart pounding in his chest. He hadn’t planned what he was going to say—he doubted he could ever fully prepare for this conversation—but he knew he couldn’t avoid it any longer. The weight of the truth, the years of silence and resentment, had become unbearable. Taking a shaky breath, he raised his hand and knocked. A part of him hoped Leo wouldn’t be home, but before he could turn and leave, the door swung open. Leo stood there, his sharp features unreadable as he took in the sight of Ethan. For a moment, neither of them spoke, the tension crackling in the air like an unspoken challenge. “Ethan,” Leo said finally, his voice clipped. “What are you doing here?” Ethan swallowed hard. “We need to talk.” Leo hesitated, then stepped aside. “Come in.” The inside of Leo’s apartment was clean and organized, much like the man himself. Ethan felt out of place immediately, his nerves only intensifying as he s

Last Updated : 2024-12-16

part 3: chapter 3

between Leo and Lila 💔 The sun hung low in the sky as I unlocked the door to my modest new apartment. It wasn’t much—a small one-bedroom on the outskirts of the city—but it was mine, a blank canvas where I could start fresh. My content creation career had taken off more than I ever expected, with brand collaborations and growing followers pushing me into a whirlwind of opportunities. But with this success came challenges. Managing my workload, navigating my new life, and keeping my relationship with Leo alive across the distance felt like juggling too many things at once. The first few weeks after my move had been lonely. Without Leo’s steady presence, I found myself missing the comfort of his voice, the warmth of his arms after a long day. I texted him every night, filling him in on my achievements and frustrations. But lately, his responses had been curt, distracted. I chalked it up to his family issues—he’d mentioned things were complicated with Ethan. Still, the growing spa

Last Updated : 2024-12-16

part 3: chapter 4

--- The journey back to my new apartment in the next town felt surreal. It wasn’t the same as leaving everything behind and heading to my hometown—it felt like a middle ground. A place to start over, but this time on my terms. The town was small but vibrant, nestled between rolling hills and alive with the kind of charm that made it feel like home before you even unpacked your bags. As I stepped into the modest apartment I’d rented, I couldn’t help but smile. It wasn’t much, but it was mine. I spent the first evening settling in, hanging up a few framed photographs of my café days, reminders of a past I cherished but was ready to move beyond. My equipment for content creation arrived shortly after, and I carefully unpacked the cameras, ring lights, and backdrops. This was my new beginning, one that wasn’t tied to anyone else. --- The next morning, I sat by the window, watching the sunlight stream in. It felt peaceful, but a part of me couldn’t shake the thoughts of Leo. Would he

Last Updated : 2024-12-17

part 3 chapter 5

Ethan's redemption Ethan had spent weeks reflecting on his actions, regretting the decisions that led him to this point. The realization that he had let Lila slip through his fingers stung more deeply than he expected. She had always been the one constant in his life—her kindness, her determination, her ability to make everything seem just a little bit easier to handle. He had been foolish, too caught up in his own pride and misconceptions about what he needed, to see that what he truly needed was her. But now, as he sat quietly in his apartment, scrolling through social media feeds that showed a glimpse of her life, he could see that Lila had made it clear that their chapter was over. The pictures of her from events, the content she created, the little snippets of her life—he saw it all, and it was as if each post was a message: I am moving on. And yet, despite her distance, despite the way she had moved forward with strength and grace, Ethan couldn't bring himself to fully let g

Last Updated : 2024-12-17

part 3 chapter 6

The months that had passed since Leo and I ended things felt like a lifetime, filled with moments of growth, regret, and realizations. I had moved forward, embraced a new version of myself, and built something that was uniquely mine. But no matter how much time passed, a part of me still held onto the memories of what we once had. I hadn’t expected that part of me to resurface, but life had a way of throwing curveballs, and this time, it came in the form of a family event—a gathering that, unbeknownst to me, would change everything. --- It was a Sunday afternoon when I received the invitation from Ethan. He had reached out to me, asking if I’d like to join a family dinner. At first, I hesitated. The idea of being around Leo, especially after everything that had happened, filled me with a mix of anxiety and uncertainty. But Ethan insisted, telling me it would be an important moment for healing. He assured me that he had worked on his relationship with Leo, and he thought it was tim

Last Updated : 2024-12-17

part 3 : chapter 7

The days after our talk at the park felt different—like a shift had happened, subtle yet profound. Leo and I didn’t make grand declarations or rush to change everything at once. Instead, we took cautious steps, small but intentional, like two people learning to dance to a song they’d forgotten. I hadn’t said I loved him that day, not in words, but Leo knew. He could see it in the way I lingered a little longer when we talked, the way I softened when he looked at me. Love had always been there, quiet and waiting, no matter how much I tried to bury it. But love, I realized, wasn’t enough by itself. It needed trust, patience, and honesty to survive. --- One afternoon, Leo and I met at a small café tucked away on a quiet street. It was cozy, the kind of place that didn’t demand anything from you—just a warm cup of coffee and a moment to breathe. He arrived first and was waiting at a table by the window when I walked in. “Hey,” he said, standing as I approached. “Hi,” I repli

Last Updated : 2024-12-17

part 3: chapter 8

Reaching one million followers felt surreal. I’d started content creation as an outlet—a small corner of the internet where I could share my thoughts, my passions, and my journey. I never imagined it would grow into something this big, something that felt so much like me. The day the notification popped up on my phone, I froze. A tiny banner on my screen read: Congratulations! You’ve hit 1 million followers! I stared at the number, letting it sink in. One million. A million people had chosen to follow my work, to watch my videos, to read my words. It wasn’t just a number—it was a culmination of every sleepless night, every moment of self-doubt, every leap of faith I’d taken. And I had done it. Me. It called for a celebration—something special, something just for me. --- The next morning, I stood in front of the car dealership, staring at the sleek, black sedan parked under a bright red bow. I ran my hand over the hood, my heart pounding in excitement. “This is mine?” I

Last Updated : 2024-12-17

part 3 : chapter 9

The room was dimly lit, bathed in the warm glow of a single table lamp that cast soft shadows on the walls. Outside the window, the faint hum of city life drifted in—a soothing backdrop of distant horns and murmuring engines. I had just finished brushing my hair in the tiny mirror mounted on my bedroom wall. The dark, glossy strands fell around my shoulders in loose waves, framing my face. I tucked a strand behind my ear as I glanced at my reflection. A faint blush touched my cheeks, and my lips were slightly parted, as though in quiet anticipation. Leo would be arriving soon. I had spent the past hour preparing. My apartment was small but cozy, with cream-colored walls and plants stationed near the windows. Tonight, I had taken extra care to make it feel special. The coffee table was draped with a simple white cloth, a candle flickering at its center. Beside it, a small plate of chocolate-dipped strawberries sat ready—a little detail I knew Leo would appreciate. A soft knock on

Last Updated : 2024-12-18

1 2 3 4 5

SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP