Big Time Rush Til Forget About You Novels & Stories

As the Russo family gathered together, Ciara couldn't resist glancing back toward Lana with a playful grin. Lana simply shook her head, smiling to herself, still completely unaware of what Ciara was implying. When they finished, Ciara clapped her hands. “One more, with both families.” Alessandro laughed. “I like that idea.” Emilio nodded. Within moments, the Vitale and Russo families stood together beneath the academy’s stone archway. The photographer raised his camera. "Everyone look this way." Smiles filled the frame as the shutter clicked. No one knew they had just captured one of the last peaceful moments they would ever share together.

I said with a smile but I didn't look at him He then hugged me from my back. "I'm sorry you have to go through this and I'm sorry to forgot about you and sorry for hurting you" "It's not your fault, the 2 months you gave me is coming and if you really can't remember me then we had to separate" I said He sighed..... We walked through the bench and rest there. It's a beautiful day today. "Ash, I'm going to our room first I have to get something wait here and don't go anywhere" he said

She stood on the pavement with her grocery bag and the Sunday morning around her. She said what did you forget to say. He was quiet for a moment. Then he said I notice things about you. He said I just wanted you to know that. He said it simply and without apology. Cassidy stood very still on the pavement. The Sunday morning kept going around her. She said okay. She said it quietly. He said okay. He said I will see you at the yacht. She said yes. She said see you at the yacht. He hung up.

If I had, I never would've let him get near Sadie. I was actually confident that Sadie would never forget me. Seven years together wasn't something she could just forget. But it was that very confidence that cost me everything. I thought it'd be like before. All I had to do was wait a few days, and she'd forget again. I wouldn't even have to coax her back. But just that one time, everything changed. If I could turn back time to that day, I'd never have made that bet with my friends. I'd never have said those things I didn't mean.

I suddenly felt grateful for my illness. Brain cancer— It not only allowed me to die as Mom wished, but it also gave me the chance to quickly forget everything from my past. I still went home that weekend. I had to retrieve something very important, something I feared I would forget completely in time. By the time I arrived, Tara’s birthday party had ended an hour ago. Yet the villa’s decorations from the party were still up—thousands of dollars worth of flowers, the finest orchestra… Such a lavish, thoughtful affair.

In the most dangerous seventh month of my twin pregnancy, Adrian invited friends over and threw a welcome-home dinner for Vivian, who had just returned to the country. During a round of truth or dare, someone asked him, "If Serena and Vivian both fell into the water and there was only one life jacket, who would you give it to?" I was in the nursery folding baby clothes when I heard his answer come without a moment's hesitation. "Vivi. Serena's tough. She can swim back on her own." My mother chimed in, "Rena grew up in the countryside. She's tough as nails. But Vivi is delicate. She can't handle that kind of scare." Then my brother, the one I had poured everything into putting through scho

I once fell so in love with you I fell so deep with all my heart I thought no matter what I do I will give anything for you Never thought you’d ever leave me Not even in my wildest dreams I don’t know what to feel or do Now I wish I never met you Don’t ever come back to me again Trying to forget you the best I can It hurts too much to say You threw us away Nothing that could make you stay Don’t ever miss me anymore You gave up on us when you closed that door I wish you all the best Thought you were my last Just please can you let me pretend.. to forget ~Mahen – Pretend to forget~

"I just saw Winston twist his ankle. Irene helped him up and rushed him off to the hospital. Only God knows whether it's real. They're already like this while you're still here. I'm sure they'll cross the line the second you leave the country!" I gave her a small smile. "Ah, but Bertha, I've already decided to leave. They can do whatever they want. This works out just fine for me. I've got nothing tying me down anymore, so I can focus on studying abroad. Oh, right. Here's 10,000 dollars. Please give it to Irene. "I've handed in all the necessary paperwork, and I'll be leaving early tomorrow." Bertha looked surprised. "That's so sudden! Didn't you say you'll be leaving in a week? Don't you th

I smiled to myself, shaking my head, and then noticed her phone lying on the table. "Ugh, this girl," I muttered, picking it up. Just as I stood, I remembered something else. "Oh! I forgot to remind her to come home with me in the evening." Without thinking, I grabbed my strawberry smoothie and hurried after her, weaving through the hallway toward Tower One, hoping I could catch her before she disappeared again.

“Trust me I know. Heartbreak either breaks you or makes you try new things. Which one is yours?” I looked away from him, suddenly interested in the lights on the ceiling. He sighed. “It doesn't matter. You came here to get wasted and I'll help you achieve your goal.” He handed me a shot. “This will help you forget.” He shoved it in my hand and I took it. Anything to make me forget her. Anything to make me forget them. I downed a shot. Then two. Three. Four. More. “To forgetting,” I slurred and drank another glass. ********************************************* to spending