Bitter In Love Novels & Stories

The room filled with laughter and applause as the photographer snapped pictures of us, capturing our happiness forever. “Come on, happy couple! Smile!” The photos captured Nathan and me with the biggest smiles, radiating happiness and contentment. It turned out I had to take love’s bitter pill to come out better on the other side. At that moment, I knew. My love story was only just beginning.

Her mind barked at her, turning against her to defend her enemy. Everything in her bathroom reminded her of Bentley. When she stepped into the bathtub, it took her back to Bentley and the scene in his bathroom played before her. Her cheeks turned crimson, not understanding why she was thinking of the person she hates most in her entire life and that too in an intimate way.

"I'm Mariana and I don't really know why I'm here. With the number of times I've been cheated on, I don't see how it's possible to ever trust him again." I knew it sounded bitter and like I didn't even plan on trying this weekend, but honestly, right now I do feel bitter. Maybe it's just a defense mechanism so I don't feel any more hurt. I just can't take any more hurt. So yes, I'm bitter. Darryl shocked the hell out of me when he responded to my brutal honestly.

“Let go.” I don’t. “Say it. Tell me you don’t feel this too.” She swallows, whispering, “I hate you.” I lean in, close enough to feel her breath. “Liar.”

“Plus, my love is like my father’s. We only know how to suffocate people until their lives are sucked out of them. That’s how we know how to love.” “Hey! That’s not–” “You’re a reporter, Eva. But you’ve done so many things you can’t take back because you love me.” “Carson–” I cut her off again. “Then there’s what we’re doing tomorrow. That, is something we can’t take back, Eva. That is what it means to be affiliated to a Bitters.”

"Not unless you kiss me." My eyes widened in disbelief. "What did you say?" He leaned closer. "Kiss me like before. Then, I'll put the bottle down." The strong smell of alcohol hit me, and I almost gagged. "Caleb, you're drunk." "I'm not," he said, yet his eyes were unfocused. "Sabrina, do you really hate me that much? You won't even kiss me?"

Bittersweet. Honest. "I didn't." The silence that followed felt endless. Liam didn't move. Didn't speak. For a moment, he wasn't sure he had heard correctly. "What?" Judith laughed softly. The sound carried no bitterness. Only truth. "I stopped believing you loved me." His chest tightened. Painfully. Because there was a difference. A huge difference. "I loved you during the marriage." She looked down at her hands. "I loved you when you forgot anniversaries."

Vivi placed the glass before her but was stunned to realize what she had just said to herself. "Cold coffee only leaves a bitter taste." These words were repeated in Vivi's head, making her remember her relationship with Darren. No matter how much Darren said he loved her or how sweet he treated her, Vivi could no longer feel the warmth in her heart after Darren made her more than a disappointment. He made her heart like this cold coffee. After all the warmth was gone, only the bitter taste remained. "I should have just thrown it away," Vivi muttered as she poured the entire contents of her coffee cup down the drain in the sink. "But why do I keep this bitter feeling in my heart and make mys

Is cocktail drink always this unpleasant? This tasted so bitter! I guessed Chris understood the oblivious side of me as his face was beamed with a wicked smirk. “Hot down the throat, right?” He asked before emptying another content into my glass. Damn it! I’ve always thought these darn alcoholic drinks would have a sweet taste to them but no! It's just a fucking bitter crap. “How do you guys manage having this like it’s some sort of water? It’s damn bitter” I murmured, squeezing my face in disgust as its taste lingered on my throat.

Later, she finally understood that only true family members would worry about her so much and care for her that way. "Ugh...!" As she took a sip, Natalie groaned sharply. Indeed, it was truly bitter! Cedric asked, "Is it very bitter?" The man's eyes were full of distress as he watched her struggle. Natalie's forehead was already covered in cold sweat, indicating the intensity of the bitterness. It was more bitter than any medicine Heather had given her before. "It's too bitter." Natalie took a deep breath. It was not just bitter. It was unbelievably bitter...!