Breaking Off The Engagement Novels & Stories

they had raised for twenty years, had been lying all along. The Sinclair family fell apart. … After Cameron returned to Somera, the first thing he did was break off the engagement. He placed the engagement ring on the table in front of my parents. “I’m not going through with this marriage.” Moon’s face turned pale. “Cameron, what are you saying?” “I’m saying the engagement is over.” “Have you lost your mind? You’re breaking off our engagement for a woman who already left?” Moon screamed. Cameron looked at her. There was no warmth in his eyes.

"I’m sure they’re worried." "Gavin and Griffin, maybe." Ramone chuckles. "I’m sure Talia is probably throwing a tantrum over you touching another woman in front of her." "I don’t care." I snap, narrowing my gaze. "Talia and I no longer have anything binding us." At my words, Ramone’s eyes grow wide in disbelief. "What did you just say?" Ramone demands, surging forward and grabbing my arms. "Repeat that." "I broke off our engagement." I wait as Ramone processes what I have told him. Many emotions flash across his face as his mouth opens and closes. However, before he can properly form a sentence, a groan sounds from behind us, sending my heart racing.

ᯓ★ “Let’s break up,” Charlie said without flinching and showing any hint of hesitation in his mint green eyes. “T-That’s not funny,” Ginger almost choked on her words. She knew that Charlie was serious about breaking up with her ever since he started acting cold and distant. The Charlie that she dated and loved is gone. Her heart knew that, but her mind couldn’t accept it. “I am not joking,” Charlie said coldly. He lifted his hand and started removing the engagement ring he wore on his ring finger. “I would like to cancel our engagement. It was a mistake.”

"What is wrong? The fact that I love you or the fact that we can't stop the chemistry?" She scoffed at him. "Chemistry? There is no chemistry, Dee. Listen, I don't even know if I still have two friends because apparently, Tara hates me right now. And James. . . I'm engaged to him. Dee, this whole thing between us is all wrong." She pointed out. Denzel pulled her by the hands. "Jay, listen. You and I can't stay away from each other. What makes you think that it will be possible when you get married."

Taking deep breaths to control myself for the sake of promise I had just made to Beta Archer, I gripped the phone in my hand, and responded to him while grinding my teeth, ‘No need of a meeting, Alpha Edgar. I am quite busy and there is no time on my schedule. I don’t want anything from you in exchange for the annulment, don’t worry. There is nothing to discuss between us. Please send over the engagement annulment papers as soon as you are done signing. Thanks.’ This time his response didn’t take days. A few minutes later my phone dinged with a text again, “Do you want to break this engagement because you are involved with another man?”

Charles was in the lead; Marcus and I followed him while Flint and Rowan took the back. No one talked until Noah broke our silence. “Briana, wait!” He called out. My body stiffened. Marcus squeezed my right shoulder to assure me he had my back. The five of us stopped and turned around to face Noah, who had this clueless expression on his face. “What?” I asked angrily. Noting the anger in my tone, Noah looked like he was jolted to the present. He shook his head and looked me in the eye. “Whatever Britney said, it was not true. We are done. The engagement is off. He explained rather hurriedly like he was afraid I would walk out on him.

She noticed the engagement ring on her finger, took it off, and placed it on top of the card. A frigid gaze swept across the coffee table, and Mercer's hands clasped together. "Do we need to draw such a clear line between us?" "Since we've broken up, let's make a clean break. We should be sure to remove any lingering feelings." Calla's lips trembled as she spoke. Their eyes met, locked in a silent battle. There were too many emotions and unspoken feelings hidden in their gazes. At that moment, the doorbell rang unexpectedly.

The words shattered me, but maybe true love meant walking away, even if it broke me completely. “If that’s what you want...” I staggered, my vision blurring with tears that I was barely holding back. “Then go... I won't stop you.” I whispered, my voice trembling. The fallout was swift and merciless. Elara’s trembling voice cut through the tension. “So... what happens now? To us?” Her face was pale, eyes red with barely contained tears. But there was something calculating beneath the surface, a desperate grasp for control. My father’s expression hardened. “The engagement is postponed until we can sort out this mess. We can’t afford to proceed blindly. This situation demands caution.”

"I'm sorry, but can I borrow Lorien for a minute? I just need to discuss something with her." With a hand on my upper back, Milo took me away from the crowd and my friends. His eyes are anywhere but on me though, which I found weird. He has found a vacant table and there we went as he run his fingers through his blonde hair. "A-are you okay, Mi?" "We're gonna break off this engagement," he whispers. "To do so, you're gonna need to trust in me. Okay?" "I-I don't understand. Didn't you say yesterday that you couldn't possibly do anything even if you wanted to?"

At the company's banquet, Vanessa Sinclair the intern tosses a piece of abalone, which she has already taken a bite out of, onto my fiance, Leon Mercer's plate. He doesn't hesitate to gobble it up. That night, I tear our marriage alliance's contract into pieces before tossing them into the trash can. Leon takes off his glasses, his brows drawn together into a tight knot. "All this for a piece of abalone?" "She gave it to you after taking a bite out of it!" Leon looks up at me, his lips already curved into a mocking smile. "I never knew you're the type to be this petty, Audrey. Fine. If you don't want to proceed with this marriage, then let it be. Just don't regret your decision later.