Before And After Goodbye Novels & Stories

Even just resigned when the man in front of her briefly kissed her forehead and lips before they finally parted. "Goodbye, Sophia. I wish you happiness with your choice."

the author of this wonderful book Goodbye for now. Till we meet again in book two. Thank you so much, and "I LOVE YOU ALL."

Pillows. Everything I'd left behind, getting yeeted like trash. A whole vibe: 'Thanks for playing, don't come back.' Then came the grand finale—our wedding photo. There I was, standing all stiff next to Calvin, smiling like I didn't know better. That girl? Total stranger now. The frame hit the ground and shattered—glass everywhere. I took a breath, stepped right over the mess, and kept walking. Last night's rain had passed. So had mine. ***

What mattered to me was that he gave everything I wanted to Michelle. Maybe before that night, I would have been moved by his gesture, but now, looking at Ryan, all I could think of were those words: “Late affection is as meaningless as a fleeting trend. If you don't act when it counts, it loses its relevance later on.” … I looked at him, offering a cold smile. “Mr. Patel, that’s all in the past now.” When old flames meet, I couldn’t pretend to be friends after a breakup, nor could I bury the past.

At last, she'd heard those words from him. And somehow, all the painful memories she'd been unable to let go of seemed to fade away. The hatred she'd carried was suddenly gone. Serena even smiled faintly. “Okay. I hear you.” Marvin fell silent again. A long time passed before he finally spoke. “Is there... anything you want to say to me?” “No,” Serena replied. “There's nothing left to say.” And just like that, the conversation was over. Serena ended the call without hesitation.

And we both understood that finally, this is the end. I closed my eyes, holding on for a second longer than I expected. And just like that, I realized that we were no longer the same person to each other. When we pulled away, I was already crying again, but this time it felt lighter. “Goodbye, Evan,” I said softly. He smiled but his eyes were still wet from crying. “Goodbye, Yanna.” And this time, when I turned around, I didn’t look back anymore.

They could only move forward, each of them learning to live with the present they had before them. At that moment, both of them were closing the chapter of their lives. They were finally saying goodbye, and that goodbye wasn’t a bitter note in their lives. It was the best way to part. This kiss no longer carried the longing to be together; they both knew that. But to the eyes of others, it didn’t seem that way, not to the person who was hurrying toward them.

Everyone knew I was the fated mate of Dominic Knight, the Alpha heir. Even though we hadn't formally completed our mating ceremony, he still treated me like the most envied she-wolf in the pack. That was until our pack took in Sloan Daniel, a lone-wolf Omega. Dominic kept going out of his way to care for her, even forgetting our anniversary. Every time, Dominic would affectionately ruffle my hair and explain, "Baby, I'm the Alpha's heir. I have a responsibility to look after members of the pack. You understand, right?" But later, at our graduation dance, he was the first to walk over to Sloan too. "She doesn't have any friends in the pack. I'll dance the second dance with you." I didn

On the night before the college entrance exam, my boyfriend misdialed and called my number to confess his feelings to the school beauty. "Adele, you promised that if I willingly skipped the exam for you, you'd be my girlfriend. "That idiot Sadie already gave up her university early admission spot for me. Tomorrow, I'll be standing right outside the testing center with a massive bouquet of flowers waiting for you. I'm going to prove to you once and for all that my heart is yours!" In the background, a rowdy chorus of his friends cheered him on. "Trading a top scorer for the prettiest girl in school. You're a legend, Mark!" "When you two officially get together, you better throw a party!"

"If you ever change your mind... you know where to find me. I never stopped loving you. Not really." She turned then, her heels clicking a retreat across the marble floor, the sound fading as she reached the door. It opened with a soft whoosh, and she paused on the threshold, glancing back one last time—her expression a mix of heartbreak and resignation, green eyes haunted. "Goodbye, for now." The door closed behind her, sealing the room in solitude once more.