A Round Trip To Love Novels & Stories

Right now, she just wanted to leave all of this behind and start over elsewhere. From now on, Damian Fox and Bella Valdez would run parallel through life—forever too far to touch.

“Yes.” The room felt smaller suddenly, the walls closing in. “I watched him disappear piece by piece,” I continued. “I watched the man he was turn into someone I didn’t recognize. And I swore I’d never live that life again. I swore I’d never love someone I’d have to bury before their time.” “You think I’m going to end up dead?” His voice was sharp now. “I think this world doesn’t let people walk away clean,” I said. “And I think loving you in it will destroy me.”

"Please come back with me, Mom. I promise that Dad and I will treat you better. I'm already grown up, and you won't have to take care of me anymore. You'll only have to keep me company. I'll be on my best behavior…" I didn't think such words would tumble out of Soren's mouth. Surprised, I cut a look at Michael. I could tell from one look at his reddening face that he'd taught Soren the whole speech earlier. It was ironic that he didn't let me into his heart despite the decade I spent with him, only for him to miss me like he did Nora within a year of my leaving. I cut Soren off quietly, "That canary's dead, and even if you found another canary, it can never replace the first one. Similarly,

We'd survived the impossible. And we'd do it again, together, as many times as necessary. Because that's what love was—choosing each other, daily, through everything. From forbidden stepsiblings to partners changing the world. From hate to love to everything in between. From that awful wedding to this perfect moment. We'd come full circle. And we were just getting started.

Liyana said, looking down. “How many girls is it that you are going with?” I asked, wanting to know everything before she leaves. “Three or four I think. I'm not sure.” Liyana said looking back up. “Is the club far from here?” I asked again another question. “It's a 20 minute drive from here.” Liyana said, fidgeting with her fingers. “Do you know the girl's name that you are going with?” I asked, holding her hand. “Uhm….I only know Arianna and Samantha.” Liyana said, taking Neveah in her arms.

Outside the hotel, James looked at the scene, smoke escaping from the last window and a small crowd of people huddled in the doorway. The drive to the Campbell mansion had never been so long. He longed to meet Meg again after all these months apart. He would finally get that tight noose around his neck and breathe again. She was as vital as oxygen itself. He needed to beg for her forgiveness and declare his love. Not necessarily in that order. He would say that he loved her, that he had always loved her, but he had been a fool.

It's moments like these that make me fall in love with him all over again. As the car continues along the winding roads, I can't help but feel a sense of adventure and anticipation. This trip is not just about exploring a new destination; it's about creating memories with the man I love, and I couldn't be more excited. With each passing mile, my heart fills with gratitude for the love we share and the moments we've experienced together. Michael's presence makes every journey feel like a grand adventure, and I know that this getaway will be no exception. As the landscape outside changes, so does the atmosphere inside the car. The sun begins to set, casting a golden hue over everything, and I

“Why are you spacing out so much, Wifey? What are your thoughts? You can share it with me.” We are already inside the plane. Cuddling with each other's arms was not enough to describe. I already missed the kids, but I love Lucas treatment. It was worth sacrificing not to be with our kids if Lucas was like this whole trip. “Nothing in particular reason, Lucas. I'm just glad that I'd still end up with you despite what happened. Love is indeed full of mystery. Destiny will always make a way for us to meet.” “Yes. Indeed. Love is full of riddles that only the God of creations of the earth knew about it. I swore to heaven above that we will explore it together with the assistance of each other.”

This trip was about rediscovering themselves as a couple, rekindling their love, and leaving the past behind. The cabin was nestled in a serene valley surrounded by lush forests. There was no Wi-Fi or cellular reception, and it was just what they needed. It was a place where they could be truly present with each other, without any distractions. Regina and Victor went on long walks, explored the woods, and had picnics by the river. They talked, laughed, and cried, letting out the emotions they had pent up for years.