A Love Comedy That Ends In One Page Novels & Stories

“Yaron, I’m only calling an ambulance because I don’t want you dying at my doorstep. “I’m doing this out of respect for Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, nothing more. Besides, if you really died here, it’d be a hassle to deal with. “The pain you’re feeling now? It’s not even a fraction of what I went through. “But let me give you a piece of advice—stabbing yourself in the kidney like this? There won’t be another one to save you this time.” Then, I turned around and walked away without hesitation. As I passed him, he weakly grabbed the hem of my dress. His face was drenched in tears, his desperate eyes locking onto mine. “Do you really hate me that much? “Megan… Didn’t you love me more than anything?” I h

He said "What is the matter Tell me clearly". I said in a irritating tone. "We have only two days for finalizing the deal and here you are taking a nap, why you don't remember we have a meeting in half an hour". He said in anger "Sorry sorry, inform everyone about the meeting" "I already did, you are the only one who don't know about it" "Ok ok stop taunting first tell me Who is Anabiya?" I asked him Listening that I felt change in his behaviour. He gulped his saliva and took the glass of water from my table and drank it in a sip.

After the college entrance exam results are released, my childhood best friend, Lucille Kirk, and I celebrate with our families at a five-star hotel. Over dinner, our parents talk about how nice it would be if we applied to the same university. That way, we can continue looking out for each other, just as we have while growing up. I glance across the table at Lucille and ask politely, "Lucille, which university are you planning to apply to?" The moment the words leave my mouth, a flood of comments suddenly flashes before my eyes. "Oh, here we go again. I bet this pathetic second male lead is planning to follow the female lead to the same university." "I feel so bad for the female le

The others are out tonight, doing more business things that they had to catch up on, so we have the whole house to our selves. I check the time 22:34 PM the movie is just about finishing and I just wanna turn my attention to the girl I love. "hey beautiful?" I ask her "mhm?" "I love you" With no hesitation at all, she replies, "I love you too" It's about 4 minutes later when the film actually ends, and by that time me and ash are already making out on the sofa. But tonight that's probably all we are doing, because the others think its the best time to come right through the door.

We know that we’re exactly where we’re supposed to be. With one last glance at the sprawling estate, the garden, and the life we’ve built, I step forward, my hand still in Alex’s, ready to embrace whatever comes next. Because I’ve learned the most important lesson of all. Love is enough. And no matter what comes our way, we’ll always have each other. Forever. The End! ***** Dearest Unique Reader, Thank you for hanging on to the very end. Hope you enjoyed every part of this book. I'm eager to write more books with exciting plot twists and intriguing events.

he did, when the two of them had finished their cinematic kiss, showing that he didn't know about Lavinia's visit either. " I've missed you, love " she returned his words of affection. I restrained myself so as not to disturb the moment of the lovebirds, but I almost rolled my eyes in boredom because I didn't believe that all this love was real. And I wasn't just referring to Lavinia, because Aquiles was the kind of guy who met a woman today and already said he was in love, just like what happened with the actress, and as fast as it started, it also ended, and I figured it would be no different in this case. At least this time, I was rooting for that.

When I did not reply, he looked up at me. “This is also our farewell meal.” I looked at him with a calm smile, watching his every bite. “What are you talking about, Nina? If you want, and I mean if, you can consider staying with me. Forever.” “And what about the girl you like? Are you giving up on her?” I looked directly at Silas. He looked straight back at me. “If I hadn't said that, you wouldn't have allowed me to get this close to you.” Men were surprisingly similar when confessing their love.

He paused, then said, "Just let me go. Please." Every question I had prepared, every ounce of anger, got jammed in my throat by that single sentence. All that was left was humiliation. It was as if my love, and I myself, had both turned into cheap, disposable trash. I clenched the card tightly. Its sharp edges bit into my skin. I forced a smile and looked at him. "Fine. We're even now." I held on to the last shred of dignity I had. He visibly relaxed, relief written all over his face.

All-in-all, it had been a memorable day. “Can I kiss you good-bye?” he asked with his hand on the doorknob. She walked up to him and wrapped her arms around his strong neck. He was just that much taller than she was to force her to tilt her head back to receive his kiss. His strong hands embraced her in an intimate hug that can only be accomplished by lovers as his lips consumed hers with a passion she felt all the way into her toes. When they parted, she stood in breathless wonder as she watched him make his way to his SUV. She closed her door and leaned against it. A satisfied smile radiated her face as she hugged the envelope to her chest.

Then, she said, “You know what this sounds like, right?” Amelia narrowed her eyes. “Don’t say it.” Maya grinned. “Enemies to lovers.” Amelia groaned. “Maya, I swear—” “Just saying,” Maya sang. “It’s a classic trope.” “Not our trope,” Amelia shot back. Maya giggled. “We’ll see.” Amelia rolled her eyes. “Anyway,” she said, “enough about him. I have other news.” “Ooh,” Maya said. “Spill.”