Better Left Unsaid Song Novels & Stories

He put his arm around her and left the ward without sparing me a glance. Not long after that, I got a call. It was Teresa. The woman Joseph held. The best friend I thought I had for more than twenty years. "You should've stayed away, Selina. Shouldn't have come back. You can't take Joseph away from me. We're too in love." I said nothing. She continued, "Wake up. You lost your chance. You have nothing now! He hates gold diggers. You thought he was done for, didn't you? I bet you regret it now."

I can't seem to find the words. "Do you want to say something?" He asks. "I like you." I say to myself as I shake my head in reply to his question, staring into his blue eyes and wondering why I didn't remember him sooner. "I like you so much, Gabriel, but... We can't be more than this." It's sad but it's a true fact. I have nothing left to give him and I can't let him go on thinking we'd become something more than this. This time I have to let him go for good.

I calmly opened each photo, saving them one by one. After scrolling through her blatant attempts to show off, I casually replied, "After all those tricks you’ve pulled, Evan still hasn’t proposed to you?" Her facade crumbled instantly. She fired off a barrage of voice notes and texts, each more venomous than the last. "Have you seen what people are saying about you online? The one who isn’t loved is the real homewrecker! The public sees the truth, clear as day." She gloated for a while longer, and when I didn’t respond immediately, she sent another jab, "If I hadn’t left the country back then, do you really think you’d even have a chance?"

he said coldly, as if he was talking about a stranger. I couldn't help but sigh. "Figures. Anyone who gets involved with you never ends up well." "That's not true!" Lucas' voice raised an octave, catching the other customers' attention. "I just found out the truth. She sent those threatening messages to herself. I misunderstood you. I'm sorry…" "If you really mean that, stop bothering me."

With all her heart Lia prayed. “You have to live, Renee, your husband is here, worried about you. He looks very miserable, he used to be evil and cruel with a black heart, but you have gradually lifted him into the light. And if you leave him, maybe he will fall again, fall into an even darker abyss. "

His voice trembled. "You had feelings for me. You still do. You only left because you were angry at me!" It took me a moment to find my voice. "You went back again?" "I did." He looked up at me, his eyes raw. "For you, I'd go as many times as it takes." My chest tightened. I felt my expression change before I could stop it. Each person only gets three chances to cross between worlds. Sadie told me that herself when she showed me how. The reason I didn't leave with her back then was because I thought I had already used two chances.

He kept thinking about how Julia's eyes sparkled when she listened to him sing, her red nose after he had made her cry, and her standing on her tiptoes last year on this exact day, clumsily but seriously tying his scarf for him. When it was time for the carefully prepared love song, Clive stood under the spotlight, staring at the empty seat. He couldn't sing a single word. The music kept playing awkwardly, and a subtle restlessness spread through the crowd. He locked his gaze on that patch of nothingness, as if he could drag the person who should've been there out of thin air. "I…can't sing this song tonight." He spoke into the microphone, his voice hoarse. It was the first thing he had said

When he slid the ring onto my finger, my heart did not race the way I imagined it would. Instead, there was only a deep, steady calm, like everything finally fell into place. What I felt was a new kind of bond, one tied not just by emotion, but by power, security, and control. And it was not unpleasant. It was far more real than the fake tenderness I once chased. Charles's deep, resonant voice echoed through the hall, "Thank you all for coming to witness the marriage between me and my new wife, Whitney Sheridan!" However, a sudden commotion erupted, disrupting the peaceful and celebratory atmosphere in the room.

"Sorry, Eugene. There was an issue at work today. I let it get the best of me." She staggered back to her room. However, I knew the show was far from over.

Right in front of Scott, he said with a desperate, raw voice, "Nessa, are you really saying there's no future for us?" I stared into his searching eyes and felt a cruel impulse push me on. I repeated the very words he once used to cut me deep when we broke up. "Gerald, don't ever fall in love with someone so desperately. It's frightening." Then, I yanked free of his grip and walked back inside with Scott.