Belated Moonlight: He Regretted Only After I Left Novels & Stories

The moon had vanished already, unlike when I had sneaked out at first. “I envy the moon.” I spoke out without tearing my gaze off the sky. Then Caleb looked at me. “Why?” He asked with a tone of curiosity. “Although, it vanishes at a particular time in the night, but it is sure to come back the next night. But as for me, I don’t know when I’ll ever find my home.” I said sadly. Then Caleb held my hands, turning me to look at him. “Look, Luna. This is your home, and I don’t care how long it is going take you to recall your memories, I’m going to see to it that you remember us, that you remember me; our special connection.”

The pain of my actions had left scars that ran deep, both within her and within myself. Each night, I would gaze up at the moon, a celestial reminder of the connection we once shared. The moon, a symbol of our shared destiny and the promise of eternal love, now seemed to mock me with its distant glow. How could I have let such a bond unravel? How could I have forsaken the very thing that gave me purpose?

But not before I remembered what it felt like to stand this close to the one thing she could never own. Not before I remembered how to want something she didn’t command. He left minutes later, the car disappearing into the maze of streets. I stayed until night thickened, whispering into the wind words he would never hear. “I’m still here,” I said. “And someday, you’ll know I never left.” Then I turned away, hiding my face from the moon, because even the sky looked too much like him tonight. I went back to Valentina’s mansion as dawn crawled in, exhausted but alive in a way I hadn’t felt in months.

He carried me out of the room as the last of the guests rolled out of the room, and I saw Layla look at the door before we left the room completely. I woke up the next morning with a nasty headache and a mountain of regrets. I know I was in a bad place, but I still had my child to think about. Why did I have to drink so much? As soon as I woke up, I ignored how I was feeling and got dressed hastily, driving myself to the hospital before I could attract attention to myself.

"That's not pathetic. That's human. You loved someone who didn't deserve it. That's not your fault." "Maybe not. But staying for six years? Watching him choose her over and over? That part was mine." "So you're making up for it now." I nodded slowly. "I'm trying." The city rolled past us bridges lit up like necklaces, buildings towering into the night sky. Somewhere back in that banquet hall, Ryan was probably still standing there, trying to piece together what had just happened. Sarah was likely crying in some corner, her perfect image cracked beyond repair. And me? I was sitting in a car with my oldest friend, holding a necklace that could buy a small island, feeling lighter than I had in

Which is equally painful, now I realize. What could be more cruel? I sent my gaze back to Kayla. She was shuddering and shedding tears but I could tell it was nothing compared to mine. My already dampened dress could testify. Here I was thinking she would be hurt by Cayden not knowing she had other plans for herself. Other carnal plans. “I’ll be back before the birth of the Full moon.” Her words She had said she would be back before the Full moon appeared and Cayden had said he would be in the darkness before the full moon. So it was only obvious Kayla meant she would be in the darkness with Cayden, being smashed by him.

“You? Evelyn Hart? Scared?” “Of losing myself again,” I said. “I’ve spent so long becoming someone unshakable. With you… I used to forget where I ended and you began.” He nodded slowly. “Yeah. Same.” We both turned back to the window, watching the lights flicker like stars that had forgotten they weren’t real. “I don’t regret what we had,” I said. “But I don’t regret walking away either.” “Neither do I.” There it was. The truth, clean and bitter. Like a shot of something aged and burning on the way down.

The sun had gave way for the moon and finally iit was nighttime. Mr butler had to inform us that it was getting late before we halted our chat and decided to leave. “Be happy, Liora, you deserve every bit of it and one more thing before you leave. You’ve started a new life afresh. You don’t have to keep looking back at your past. Fate has decided plainly that you were never meant for these streets,” madam placed her hand on my head and sent me off. “Are you sure your mother’s dead at all?” Selene’s asked.

Ruby sounded upset by her offensive thoughts. “I am sorry, I didn’t mean it that way” She apologized gracefully. “I believe he will come back” Ruby guessed, she saw how much Newton cared for Livey each passing day, she knew that he would feel guilty for running away. “I hope so, I can’t lose another good friend” Livey answered while they walked through the cover of the night going home. “It’s a full moon today, wanna step out” Livey looked up to the sky to a radiant and shinning moon.

The Great Alpha couldn't stop the sonnection that so strong that he hurt a woman he truly love. “In this world,” he whispered as tears brimmed to his eyes. He looked up hatefully to the sky; there he saw the Brightest Moon and he appeared to have a deepest of the grudge. Then the words that so dmn echoed out, “You bitch, Brightest Moon! How dare you opposed to what my heart felt about? You think your children deserve to have our heart, our prime that you after? You shall dream on!” The Great Alpha could only laughed as he feel the misery that he couldn't possibly wrapped and throw away like a leftover. His heart couldn't hide the feeling of regrets. He feel like he can do something, but he j