Change Of Heart Novels & Stories

The bodyguards dragged me roughly out of the hospital and threw me into the cold mud outside. Heavy rain poured down, smashing against my twisted body. This was the most remote slum in Neopolis. Homeless people die on these streets every day. I struggled to open my eyes. Rain hit my eyelids, twisting everything in my vision into a blur. Facing death once again, my heart suddenly became calm. Being reborn wasn’t to defy fate, but to let me experience once more, clearly and deeply, what it meant to have ten thousand arrows pierce the heart and be torn apart piece by piece.

People change, at a point, people change but in most cases, it's not because they want to change, pain forces them to change. Frustration, anger, broken hearts, broken souls, when they no longer trust, when they no longer have any expectations from anyone or the world, constant betrayal makes people change, it makes one with a softened heart become cold-hearted, the fragile timid ones becomes indifferent to protect their selves, to protect themselves from the same hurtful feelings, people change not always because they want to, but because they are forced to.

"But I watched him stand in the rain outside your loft four months ago, Bella. I watched him sign over his own money to keep Vanguard from collapsing last month. And I know he was the one who set up the medical foundation that finally got my name to the top of the transplant list." Bella’s eyes widened a little. She opened her mouth to argue, but I held up my hand to stop her. "I know he made horrible mistakes," I continued, keeping my voice clear and simple. "He was blind, and he trusted his evil dad and his snake of a best friend instead of trusting his own wife. But people can change, Bella. Real change isn't about saying sorry on television. It's about showing up when things are scary an

“What are you waiting for? Don’t keep me hanging for too long, I will feel offended, okay.” Caroline pointed at her chest. “Me…. hug …you …Are you really serious? You are no longer disgusted by me?” she asked again still hesitating. “Honey, what can I do to make you see that I have changed? I can’t erase the bad things that I did to you but I can show you that I am capable of changing. Come to your mother please. I never hugged you when you were a baby and it is the first time that I will have you in my arms. You are really breaking my heart.” Her tone sounded aggrieved yet Caroline still didn’t feel confident enough to accept her love.

He asks again but I ignore him. Deep down, I know that he's right. She's changing me. But I don't think it is a bad change. Changing for an angel can never be a bad thing...

"I left before Jesse even knew they existed. I saw what they were becoming-how they used people. How they used me." "And now?" "I'm trying to burn it all down," he said. "But Jesse doesn't believe I've changed. He still thinks I'm the enemy." Alina stared at him. "Why didn't you just tell me?" "Because I didn't want you to see me that way. As someone who-" He broke off, looking away. "As someone who once chose the wrong side." She reached for him this time, fingertips brushing his cheek. "I don't care who you were. I care about who you are *now*."

The figure tilted its head slightly. “Yes.” The honesty startled her. “You think I’ll destroy your world,” she said. “No.” A pause. “We think you will change it.” That word again. Change. Amber exhaled slowly, her heart steadying as something inside her aligned. For the first time— She wasn’t reacting. She was deciding. “I’m not choosing anything for you,” she said. “And I’m not choosing anything for them either.” The air shifted. The figures stilled further.

Feeling uncomfortable, I took my earphones out and shoved them in my ear to focus. “Ms. Florence, you are fifteen minutes late.” my prof snarls at me with eyebrows raised, and I lowered my head in response. “Two points deduction for every five minutes delay, isn’t that what we agreed on?” “Yes, ma’am,” I said, frustrated, but I had no choice but to accept. “Good. You have six points deduction. You may go.” It was around my lunch break when I mindlessly went to the music hall. Suddenly, I became conscious of the people around me. The corridor wasn’t as packed as it is today, the first time I came here.

So when he turns away from him just a little to develop his career, then he will choose to anchor in the heart of another woman who can bring him happiness. "Zill — I can't—." Cassie burst into tears in an exaggerated fashion that was disgusting to Zillion. Where has that woman been, Zillion thought in disgust. When she needed her figure at home, Cassie always went to have fun in her own world without ever thinking about her situation here which was tormented and lonely. -00- No one ever knows if a human's heart will suddenly change. All of this just happened, slowly, and without realizing it. This inevitably makes some parties hurt because the change of heart

That young girl was like a strand of light that lit up Blake’s dim life, causing his life to change color. His palm gently caressed Angie’s wandering face as he let out a helpless sigh, "I'm sorry, Anj, my heart changed. Now, the person who lives here is Avery." His palm pressed down on the position of his heart, but his heart was only throbbing because of Avery.