Beck And Jade Break Up Novels & Stories

Back then, he thought she kept going to the beach because she was searching for lost memories. Now, those three years they had spent together surged through his mind in an unstoppable tide. Even in his dreams, those moments played out in vivid detail, as if she had never left. For the first time that night, Haley finally moved her gaze away from the screen. But she still didn’t look at him. Instead, she reached for the remote, turned off the TV, and stood up. “Stop wasting your time on this,” she said, her voice steady. “Our contract is over. We owe each other nothing.

I ask. Bucking his eyes he sighs, "Yes." "WHAT?" Janay yells. "I can't discuss this if you're going to keep acting ridiculous! Stop it! I'm not in the mood for your outbursts tonight! Please! For once act civilized then I'll explain everything!" Blake shouts. Janay agrees in humiliation. "Jade I'm very sorry I didn't tell you he was married, but he assured me they were already separated and soon would be divorced!"

Her entire life—before her memory began to fail—her mother had never even mentioned Gemma. "I'm sorry, Gemma... I'm sorry." Jade stroked Liz's head, repeating her apologies. Whatever had happened, it was clear Jade deeply regretted their separation. That much was certain. "You didn't... abandon me?" Liz asked, her voice faltering. "No! I didn't abandon you! I searched... I tried to get you! But those evil people—they truly were evil!" Jade, who had looked full of remorse moments earlier, began to tremble and hug herself.

As I opened the door to our apartment, the sight of Becca packing her clothes into one of her suitcases was enough to get my head spinning once again. "What are you doing, Becs?" I tried my best to remain calm, although I was sure that my voice was betraying me. "Why are you here?" She replied, panic coursing through her eyes. "I thought you were spending the night with Mason." "I would have been if we were still together." "What?" She had now stopped her packing and was walking towards where I stood near the doorway. "Did you just say that you guys broke up?" "He found out about my job," I released a breath, closing my eyes in an attempt to stop the tears from beginning to form. "It's all o

Rebecca stole Kimberly immediately she sighted her and took her to seat beside her. Dinner started and everyone ate while chattering about different things like work and social status and accomplishments and life in general. I noticed Jade, Rebecca's friend, kept giving me some flirtatious looks. Jade and I dated briefly once before but I got bored and broke it off with her. She's been trying to get back together ever since but I barely gave her a tiny bit of attention of the day. She was rich and spoilt and a rude girl, which was the major reason I ended it quickly.

It wasn't until after I'd stopped crying did I tell them about my past relationship with Ryan, my ex husband, my rough divorce, how I'd moved here from Newyork and how I'd lost my baby a couple weeks ago. "Men are scums" Ciel says the minute I was through with my story. "Not that women are any better" Jen interjects. "At least Becky is better!" Ciel fired back. "Speaking of Becky" Roxi clears her throat. "I heard you slept with her last night after we all parted" I gasped. "Did you?. I thought you two broke" Ciel groaned. "We did and were not back together either" she explains. "After we parted, I was still heartbroken so jen decided we go out for drinks and she dropped me infront of Becky's

“Oh, hey, how’s my guy doing? How’s he been?” Maya blinked, confused. “Who?” Marcus raised an eyebrow with a teasing smile. “Who else?You know, my in-law. Jayden.” The room instantly went quiet. Cutlery clattered against plates as everyone paused and turned to look at Maya. She set her cup down, the sudden attention making her heart race. “We broke up,” she said, her voice surprisingly steady. Marcus stared at her for a second, his smile fading. “Wait… what? Why?”

A month had passed since Jada lost the baby. She went through a depression and wouldn’t let Brayden touch her, fearing she would go through the same heartache of losing a baby again. Finally, with the help of counseling, she was getting herself back to normal again. They still had not been together yet, though. Brayden decided now was the time to take their honeymoon in Hawaii. The children were still out of school, so he decided they all needed this vacation. Brayden asked Jada to go walking with him in Central Park so he could talk to her about it.

“You are all doom and gloom, but you are more doom and gloom than usual today. Is everything alright?” I started to respond when Theo suddenly appeared beside her. “Hey Lea…” Lea immediately glitched. Her eyes widened, and the biggest smile I had ever seen appeared on her face. “Theo! Uhm… uh…” “Sorry, can I talk with Jade for a minute?” “No, you can’t,” I said for her. “There’s nothing to talk about. Honestly, I don’t even know why you care…” “Look…” “Oh my gosh…” I groaned.

She was quiet at first but suddenly spoke up, “I am fine Tyler so you shouldn't worry too much about me. I'm sorry but let's put a full stop to everything right now. I have been using you just to make Ephraim feel pained but I've realized how sorry he is and I'm going to give him a second chance. I've gotten back together with Ephraim and we would be moving out of the county tomorrow night to start a new life together. The best decision for you to make is just to move on and forget about me completely. Goodbye Tyler,” I couldn't believe my ears and I felt a sharp pain in my chest that instant. “Becky! What the fuck are you saying?” Ann screamed out but the call already ended. I stood on a sp