Best Age Gap Romances Novels & Stories

Her mouth paused then dropped open "That's right,you don't even know my age,what if i am underage?" "I know The Groove restaurant don't hire anyone underage,so I know you are at least in your early twenties."she looked younger so i figure she wouldn't be more than twenty-one. "How old are you she asked?" "I am twenty-five in few months time will be twenty-six"I answered. She nooded carefully.It sent a little bit of warmth in my body and our age gap is four years.which is a pretty common difference. She twist her lips one side and looked away from me.I took a sip of my coffee,enjoying the feeling that I am ahead"Do we have to kiss?"she suddenly asked turning back to me.

“Improper pairing? Is that a fancy way of saying that the Moon Goddess made a mistake? I hadn’t expected you to be so blasphemous.” “I am not being blasphemous. It’s simply a fact that our pairing is improper—the age gap alone proves that.” “Are we the only mates with a ten-year age gap?” I challenged. “No, but I prefer an older mate with life experiences.” I smiled weakly and set the teacup and saucer onto the tray. “What a coincidence, so do I.” He cursed under his breath and shifted in his chair, pinning me down with a hard, cold gaze.

“We aren't mates. We are just fuck buddies.” My face dropped low, my lips pouting even more. Frustrated. Confused. I dropped his hand. “You were once like my little sister or perhaps, a daughter. The age gap is massive. How is it possible for us to be together forever?” “Age matters not.” It's a phrase I learnt reading romance novels and books and sure it didn't matter. “Look we're having sex every blessed day and we flow well, how do you take that for us being mates?”

She always looked so forlorn when he ignored her and he couldn’t handle that. It was a huge grey area, and it pissed him off that the Moon Goddess had left him to figure it out on his own. Their age gap was only five and a half years, it wouldn’t even be an issue later, but at the ages of eighteen and thirteen, it was. They could be friends now, but should they be friends? It would be nice to have a solid foundation of friendship before becoming mates, but he would never want her or anyone else to think that he groomed her into a friendship so that he could pursue a relationship later.

“I’d better get back in there. These halls will be swimming with kids in ten minutes or so. You’d better vacate the premises and find another quiet spot to, well, do whatever it is you were doing.” I gave him a tight-lipped smile. “Thanks.” “See you around, Miss Jacobs.” I listened to him walk back down the hall to the gym. Jace’s father was forty-three. That was two years younger than my fiancé. My stomach was swirling. I felt sick. Why did this matter so much? Was everyone right? Were the years between us just too much? Could we ever get to a place where I wouldn’t be bothered by the age gap between us?

He felt his heart beat faster in his chest as his hope began to renew once again. King struggled to control himself. He didn’t want to hope and then be disappointed, even though he knew his wolf would never joke about something as serious as their mate. He couldn’t help but think about how crazy all of this was. He was already thirty-three years old and everyone at the coming-of-age ceremony were either eighteen years old, or people who were older but had been around him for years and as such they could not be his mate. His mate had to be eighteen years old. The age gap was such a huge one. Still, Rowan was excited to meet them. Try as he might, he couldn’t curb his excitement. Not even the

“What?” Jake’s eyes were almost popping out of their sockets. “Is it the same Aria we all know? Wait, she’s back?” Liam almost laughed at his friends' reaction. He knew they would be shocked. He and Aria had a huge age gap but surprisingly, they got along well. No one would know they were nine years apart in age if they saw them together. This was why Liam was convinced she was the one. He wanted someone he could relate well with as a wife. Forever is a long time to be with someone you can't stand.

―Sapan Saxen . Nicholas Cayden reads in a study somewhere on the internet when he was still in senior high that the average woman finds her life partner at the age of 25, while for men, they're more likely to find their soul mate at 28… which is mostly why half of people finding 'the one' in their early thirties are getting antsy or something whenever they aren’t yet in a relationship. He thinks it’s all a load of bull, though. Because seriously how could you estimate that?

I mean I was used to the Annette who didn't care about men one tiny bit so hearing her talk about a man this way made me feel a different way. "I was 17 and he? How old was he? Wasn't he around 35?" "You were 17?!" My eyes widened. Now, I definitely have nothing against age gaps. I mean I have a whopping 21 and 19 year age gap with Luxuria and Grayson respectively but not at freaking 17. "You weren't even an adult, Anne. He... He took advantage of you"

Ok, now I'm more confused. “Come on look at Agrippa, he doesn't look like a young boy. He looks like he's in his early forties. If I turned when we met. When I was 27, I would always have looked too young for him and I did want us to be THAT age gap couple. So I decided to age a little so we looked perfect together” she explained and I nodded. That made a lot of sense. Turning froze you in time. It was wise to turn at an age that suits you and for her, it was 38. It would put them in the same age range Physically.