Close To You Chords Novels & Stories

"Little brother where's you edge? Did you lose it like you lost that round?" "Shut. Up. Show. Off. There's. The. Tie. Breaker." Akiaya and Amor fought hard in the last round. It was extremely close. There was ten seconds left on the countdown. Both players had just enough life to finish the other off. Right when they were about to deliver the knockout to win a knock came through the door. "My lady it's time for Young master's nighttime routine."

And I did what I could just to make it last. I’m sitting on a table for two. Formal, candlelit dinner. A little too enticing and cozy for a common evening. A singer starts singing, her voice reverberating in a soulful comfort through the speakers, with a faint piano accompanying her under Carpenters’ “Close To You” at the center podium of the restaurant.

So please be mine tonight, Let your wall down and let me in your heart right now. I hope you catch the words in my voice and not the hate in the world. Fall in love before it falls apart with regret. Ooh baby,would you please believe these words I say right now and watch the crowd disappeared like the sunset until it's just you and me,shimmering in the dark.... Oohh oohh darling, please be mine..' Ryder kept singing those words over and over again while staring at me. The more he sang those words, the more I felt my wall actually crumbling bit by bit until nothing was left other than the sheer realization of what he was saying.

Dling! A wave of guitar strikes into my ears as I look back, widening my lips in excitement. Christian walks towards me, holding the wooden guitar, passing a warm smile. He releases a beautiful tune while stepping close to me. I immediately get up from the chair and stroll close to him. We share an inch of gap between us, sensing each other's whiff, bumping our gazes. He parts his lips to sing the song. You, my love My endless sky and stars You, the light of my

You're the light, you're the night You're the color of my blood You're the cure, you're the pain You're the only thing I wanna touch Never knew that it could mean so much, so much You're the fear, I don't care 'Cause I've never been so high Follow me to the dark Let me take you past our satellites You can see the world you brought to life, to life So love me like you do, la-la-love me like you do Love me like you do, la-la-love me like you do Touch me like you do, ta-ta-touch me like you do What are you waiting for? Wrapping his arms possessively around Christian, he closes even the little distance between them, not letting an inch of space between them now.

When the bullet train tickets to Kellmore went on sale, Elaine Hartwell did what she always did and booked two, one for herself and one for Bradley Collier. She turned to me once the order went through. "Leo, did you get your ticket yet?" I froze for a moment. On the screen, her seat and Bradley's were right next to each other. By the time I checked, the only seats left on that train were in the next carriage. I stared at the seat number and almost laughed, as something inside me clicked. From weekend trips out of Portmill to college move-in day, it was always the same. The three of us traveled together, but they were always a pair, and I was always the one trailing behind. Not long af

Ian Cael relied on his grandmother’s sacrifices and his own status as an intelligent scholarship student to survive at elite Charleston de Witt. Everything changed the day he crossed paths with Callum de Witt—the campus Golden Boy and heir to unimaginable wealth. What started as an instant spark of love at first sight quickly deepened after Callum saved Ian from a dangerous poolside prank and took refuge in Ian’s working-class neighborhood to escape his toxic ex, Kai. Their budding romance was shattered when Kai manipulated a local teen into delivering a devastating lie, forcing a bitter rift between two vastly different worlds. Years later, a lovers reunion brings Ian and Callum face-to-f

She may be right. I’m listening to earphones Liam got me and a phone with youtube music. He bought me a cell phone shortly after arriving so he could call and text me. Finally, people start to trickle out and it’s just us two left. He’s very into his current workout. I’m stretching. “Closer” by nine inch nails comes over my ear buds. I’ve heard this song before and really like it though I wouldn’t tell Liam I like it this much. It’s a pretty ‘dirty’ song.

I called my best friend, hoping she would come over and stay by my side, I wanted her to help me stop feeling this sadness, but all the calls ended in voicemail. I sighed, I had no intention of staying in this house longer than necessary, it reminded me of all the memories, I wanted to forget, so I grabbed my coat and headed to the nearest bar. The bartender sensing that something was wrong spoke up “I know just the drink for you,” “I need something strong,” I said sitting on the bar stool. “The stone-cold stinger is exactly what you need,” he said giving me a shot. I winced as soon as I took the shot, “Give me three more,”

“Shit! Shit! What the hell is happening today?” The phone vibrated again, and with relief flooding through me, I hit the green button. “Cole,” I sighed, feeling all the frustration from the day pouring out. “I have been trying to reach you. Where have you been?” “What?” I heard it then. The loud music coming from the background. He said he had a test later today. That should be over by now, but a party? Didn’t he have to rest or something? “Where are you?” “Give me a second,” he yelled over the music, static replacing his voice along with a whir of other voices jumbled together. It felt like an eternity of me pacing before his voice finally came up again.