Closure Lyrics Asking Alexandria Novels & Stories

Alex sighed and smiled sadly, "If I die and leave Claire alone, I hope that after twenty years, she will have forgotten me and married someone else. I don't want her to keep remembering me. I want her to have her own life, find someone better than me, and move on quickly. After twenty years, she might have one or two children. At that time, I want her to still remember me as a man who once loved her and perhaps forgive the mistakes I hid from her." *** "Has Claire married?" the lawyer asked me. I could only answer with what Claire had told me in our last meeting. *** "Will you keep wearing that ring?" I asked when Claire showed me a beautiful ring, supposedly from Alex. Claire laughed and lo

"I don't remember giving her a hug without coming out wounded." "That's crazy. I understand you might be having PTSD." "I've never been a fan of hugs, Ciara." Alex said to her and unlocked the door of his room. Before he shut the door, he said. "Don't forget to inform my council members about the meeting." Ciara nodded before he shut the door. Alex took in a deep breath as he inhaled the woodsy scent of his room laced leather. It had been a while since he was in here and once again, he felt comfortable.

And as a result, all the girls canceled their trip and packed their bags to leave. In this whole mess, Alex and Clara didn't even share their numbers. And even they don't properly introduce themselves. Flashback ends

"Goodbye, Miles. I hope you get help. I hope you work through your codependency with Valeria. I hope you build a healthier life. But I won't be part of it." "Lila, wait—" I shut the door and locked it, leaning against the solid wood, listening to him call my name a few more times before finally—finally—I heard his footsteps retreat down the driveway. Alexander appeared immediately, pulling me into his arms. "You okay?" "Yeah," I said, and meant it. "I'm okay. That was... necessary. Closure, I guess." "He didn't take it well," Alexander observed. "No. But that's not my problem anymore." I pulled back to look at him. "I'm done, Alex. Really done. No more looking back. No more wondering what if

I shakily pressed my lips against Alejandro’s tombstone, knowing that it was the end. “I’ll always love you, Alejandro. I loved you ever since I first laid eyes on you. Ever since we met, ever since you made me your girlfriend, and then later proposed to me and made me your wife. But if you love me as much as I love you… I need you to free me. I need you to set me free from the chains and shackles of my life. So this will be the last time you see me. I needed closure… “Goodbye, Alejandro. Gone… But never forgotten. And I hope that when God decides that it’s my time too, that it’s my turn to die… That I see you again one day in the afterlife. I love you.”

Friday felt like it was never going to end. Lydia kept checking the clock every three minutes, praying it would move already. By the time the final bell rang, she was already halfway out of the seat, grabbing her stuff and practically running back to her room to get her bag She had told Ethan it was better if they didn’t leave together. Too many people at Luxemount were already running their mouth after the whole Alexandra mess. So they agreed to meet a few blocks away from campus instead.