A Love That Left Her Stranded Novels & Stories

Ten days before the wedding, my fiancée spent over a hundred million to buy Marcus Collins a luxury yacht. So, I silently threw away the matching rings I had once planned to give her. Seven days before the wedding, she spent 50 million dollars to celebrate Marcus' birthday. Thus, I set fire to the photo album that held every memory of our past. Three days before the wedding, she wore the ring I had used to propose, and she kissed him deeply by the sea. Today, I finally chose to step aside. I notified our families and friends that the wedding was canceled, and I personally returned the engagement tokens to the Yardley family. Lowering my head, I said softly, "Mr. and Mrs. Yardley…I've al

"If you don't love me, then you can leave and I won't mention it ever again." He looked up at her. "I never stopped loving you, not even for a second." He reached into his pocket and pulled out the, by now, very frayed ribbon. She smiled and wiped a tear. "You see? You already know that this is okay. This is right. This is how we're supposed to end up." He shook his head, defeated. "Mike, look at me," she said.

She stayed even though she was trembling and scared. She was the first person who took that step forward towards me. Damn. How I admire this woman. She stayed with me through my instincts and showed me the kind of love everybody have dream to find. And from this moment on, I would happily spend my life with her, through love and instinct. "I love you." I said and landed a kiss on her soft lips. Austin smiled so brightly to me and nodded her head. "Yeah. Me too. I love you, with all my heart and soul."

I was just a woman whose chest burned up with fire and whose bones contained a hurricane, trying to forget that once, I had trusted someone enough that I let him love me. And he left. Now? He could burn. Just like I had.

"If you hadn't left, I might not have found her. Thank you for bringing the love of my life to me." Ava's eyes blazed with a mixture of anger and hurt, her gaze piercing mine like a dagger. "You can't love her as much as you love me," she whispered, her voice trembling with a desperation she couldn't quite conceal. Despite her efforts to maintain a semblance of control, her voice cracked, betraying the depth of her emotions. The sound was like a faint cry, a heartbreaking admission of the pain she felt.

She left her ring, her phone and a note. She tampered with the equipment so I wouldn’t find her. She told people closest to her that she was leaving and I wasn’t one of them. She never loved me. The day she gave me my mother’s scent, she told me, I was her one true love, that she would never leave me. They were all fucking lies. My eyes feel bloodshot and my body is strung like a live wire as alcohol numbs me. Something inside me hardens. Something inside me dies.

"I saw her kissing Jayden" "I told you,Xander,i told you" "I thought she still felt so much love for me" "Do you still love her?" "Kimberly,i love her more than my own life" "Then why did leave her if you love her so much" "I didn't want to, they forced me" "Tell me what happened" "The reason i left Gianna is... T.B.C

"Don't tell him I was here. And I don't need a ride. I just want to walk for a bit." A heavy downpour broke out suddenly, but she moved through it like she didn't feel a thing. She didn't know how long she wandered. She only knew that it was long—longer than that snowy night years ago, when she had twisted her ankle and Leo had carried her home. She wondered if true love ever really stayed the same in this world. Did it ever remain unwavering and unbroken?

To the love that lingered, even when everything else had fallen away. Because that love it never truly left. It simply waited for her to return.

"Samantha, you're like a pile of dog shit right now. Tell me, who in their right mind would want to team up with dog shit?" I ignored her barking and told security to throw her out. She screamed, "I'm Mrs. Neel! I'm Aviora Holdings' general manager! Don't you dare touch me!" No one paid her any mind. Like tossing out a piece of trash, they dragged her away without a second glance. The divorce hearing came quickly, and the story exploded online all over again. Her affair had been so vile, so public, and so despised that the backlash left her with absolutely nothing—not even a cent.