Novel & Cerita Breaking Off The Engagement

I began, but looked at Asli and saw her nodding, encouraging me, "I didn't come to settle the engagement between me and your daughter. She looked at me in surprise and returned her cup of tea to the tray. I noticed that her hand was shaking a little. "No? " No, I came to tell you that I need to call off the engagement because I don't feel comfortable with it and I don't want to at the moment. She gave me a dull smile, as if she didn't understand. "Well, do you need more time then? "No, Mom, he's come to say that there won't be any more engagements. " Asli replied. "But what do you mean, my son? "We're not getting married and I'm releasing Asli from the commitment.

“When are you planning to continue the engagement?! It doesn't mean that she refuses, you won't pursue it! ” Engagement? He’s engaged? My fingers froze around the stick when he looked at me to see my reaction. “Just a sec,” he said to me lowering his head and his eyes met mine. I just nodded in approval and forced a smile. Then he distanced himself for the call. I already removed the barbecue from the stick and without even realizing it, I snapped it in half with one hand. The sharp crack of wood mirrored the sound in my chest. I didn’t know why I did that. Or maybe… I did.

I got up from my seat, making her fall back on the floor. I removed the engagement ring from my hand and put it on the coffee table. As the diamond glittered in the tears stagnant in her eyes, her wet face was over taken by shock, “Draven…” I ignored the disbelief in her expressions and said, “It's over. I need you to pack your stuff and get out of my pack.” “No! You can't do it!” Stella stood up from the floor and grabbed the sleeve of my jacket, “Draven! Tell me you are kidding! You can't break off our engagement over something as minor as this?”

The engagement was broken. And there was no going back. I stormed out of the Levites pack house, every step echoing with the fury and conviction of my decision. My chest heaved, my jaw was tight, and my fists clenched as though holding on to my last shred of control. The confrontation with Alpha Jason and Luna Vivian had been heated, but I had stood my ground. The engagement was broken-or so I thought. I didn't expect to hear a small voice behind him. "Why?"

My gaze drifted out the window, “There’s nothing left to explain,” I said softly. “All you need to know is that I don’t love you anymore, and I don’t want to marry you. When we go back home, I’m going to call off the engagement.” I paused, “There is no more engagement, no more wedding between us. And I just hope that, in the end, we can be civil with each other.” Suddenly, there was a loud crash behind me—something breaking. I flinched instinctively but didn’t turn right away. I couldn’t. I didn’t want to see the destruction I’d just caused.

There wasn’t any sign of underwear underneath, and his hands grabbed her butt cheeks shamelessly as they locked lips. And that gave me the final impression that I needed to detach completely. This time, it didn’t hurt me as much as it always had. I took a deep breath, steadying myself to approach him. I wasn’t going to pull through with the engagement. We had to call it off before it was officially announced. “You’re not going to do anything stupid, Summer.” He flared up when I told him about my decision, gripping my wrist while he spat on my face. “Don’t forget that you’ve got no other choice. Nobody wants to marry you.”

“Mother never approved of you two, and now you’re destroying any chance of peace! You’re cornering him! “After everything he’s done for you, defying elders, facing exile, all for you, you repay him like this? Without gratitude, without mercy?” Their words washed over me, empty and meaningless. I turned slowly, meeting their eyes with ice-cold calm. “One last time,” I said evenly. “Three days ago, I broke off my engagement to Logan Stoneclaw. I want nothing from him, no love, no apology, no future. So leave. Now. Don’t stand in our way.” My gaze flicked to the altar. “Unless, of course, you’re here to bond yourselves. In that case, I’ll happily show you the procedure.”

The head of the Reeses family had picked up a teapot and smashed it over his head, blood spilling everywhere. "You bloody brat!" I stood nearby, water splashing all over me. "Who told you to make a scene outside?" My dad was furious. "Calling off the engagement, huh? This was already agreed upon long ago by your grandpa and the Reeses! How dare you announce that you're breaking it off in front of everyone!" I straightened my back, not batting an eye. "We're currently working with the Reeses. If you call off the engagement now, what will happen to the project we're working on? You'd better apologize to the Reeses immediately and say it was a rash decision, that you were just running your mout

Horace watched Stanley quietly, saying nothing. Stanley's cold gaze landed on Jessica's face. "Let go." The words caught Jessica off guard. Stanley pulled his arm free and warned sharply, "Don't touch me again." Jessica was speechless. Brittany, unaware of the tangled feelings between the younger generation, looked at Stanley in confusion. "Why are you treating Jessica like this?" "I'm here to officially call off the engagement," Stanley said firmly. Call off the engagement? Brittany's eyes widened. "You want to break off your engagement with Jessica?"

"Then why the hell are you here asking to break off the engagement!" Carl furrowed his brows. "Grandpa Cromwell, let’s keep things separate." "I don’t agree," Grandpa Cromwell countered, becoming more stubborn as he went. "If you really want to break it off, wait until Little Seven returns and tell her yourself!" Carl understood the old man’s thoughts. As long as there was room for negotiation, things could be worked out. "I’ll have my people, along with Manager Monroe, look into it." "That’s more like it." Though breaking an engagement wasn’t exactly something to be proud of, Grandpa Cromwell remained unbothered. He glanced over at Amelia, who had been standing quietly to the side. "Little