Comeback To Me Artinya Novels & Stories

She had been very young then, so she could not recall the lyrics, but the melody of the lullaby was reassuring to her, bringing back some fond memories of her mother before she had left. And as she hummed the lullaby, she began to relax and allowed herself to enjoy the splashes of hot water streaming down her naked body. She looked at the bathroom tiles as the shower rained on her and admired the cascading rainbow that bounced off the wall. What a beautiful rainbow, she thought, closing her eyes. And at that very moment, the words to the lullaby suddenly all came rushing back to her; Walk on a rainbow trail Walk on a trail of song

The message still sat there, unread. Jenny wasn’t like this before. Not with me. A few days ago, things had been different. Now there was a huge distance I couldn’t quite place. My gaze returned to the phone. The cursor blinked steadily in the empty message box. My thumb hovered over the keyboard. Slowly, I began to type. *I'd like to see you again.* The words stayed on the screen for several seconds before I deleted them. My jaw tightened slightly. I tried again. *Can we talk sometime?*

Until Julian pulled out his family name and made things move. Julian had believed in me the whole time. Even when it looked bad. Even when I looked guilty. He never stopped trusting me. I felt tears burning behind my eyes. Not from sadness. From something else. Something I couldn't name. "I'm sorry I doubted you for even a second," Julian said. "I should have stood by you. I should have stayed." I put my hand on his face. "You came back. That's what matters." He hugged me again. Tighter this time. Like he wasn't planning on letting go.

But it faded sometime during the past few months, thanks to therapy and Danny's roses. However, seeing them now instantly reminded me of him. How could it not? He was here now. “You still love those?’’ A voice asked from behind me, and striking chills drove down my shoulders to the soles of me feets.

"In another life, will we be a family, too?" Images from the past life flooded my mind. The icy ocean, the taste of salt, and the darkness. The memory of Alan with Harmony under the sunset burned painfully bright. As I sank into the sea, all I felt was regret and anger. But now, standing here with the man I loved and the life growing inside me, I smiled. "Who knows? Let's appreciate the life we have and live it to the fullest." This time, I finally took my life back. At this moment, the world was calm. All was right.

"I realised my mistake when Aaron's fated mate came into his life and he threw me aside. When I came here, I came to visit him only. But when I got to know that he lost his memory of two years. And he remembers me because at that time we were together in love with each other. I realised the Moon Goddess has given me a second chance.” "Good. I'm happy that he got his love back. I'm truly happy for him.” I smiled at her. And she smiled back. “Sorry for being rude to you earlier." Mirien said. “It's okay." I ended our conversation and drove back home in silence. She packed his belongings and came out of his room with his luggage. “Won't you come to see him off?"

Noah's voice breaks pulling me back to the mess I came to fix. “Is it true?”

he asks slowly, as if drowning in his own words. Kal immediately lights up his face: "You came back to me!" "Do you really want me by your side?" Christian asks, looking into her eyes. "I don't know what you're talking about," says Kal, wiping away her tears and looking at us. "In that case, I came back in vain," says Christian, and closes his eyes. "No!" yells Kal but Christian doesn't react at all. “Please come back! I love you! ” she says and Christian immediately opens his eyes and pulls her lightly towards him, shocking her but Kal doesn't have time to react as Christian kisses her right away.

And not one time did he stop to glance behind him. I watch his back disappear from the room. I wanted to at least see his face. To know he regrets betraying me but I'm left alone in the silence of his room, saddled with the memories that chose to bombard me that moment, reminding me how perfect we used to be, how everything is supposed to be perfect. The familiar bed, the sheets, the scents and the walls that probably remember my echoes and moans are mocking me now.

"I kicked her out. She lied to me… She was never sick. I got the money back, too. The bags—everything." He pulled a jewelry box from inside his coat and opened it with trembling hands. Inside was the ruby necklace. It was the very one Madison had worn around her neck while flaunting it in front of me. He had it repaired. "You said you liked it. I'm giving it to you now. We can start over. Please." The sight of the glaring red gemstone made me realize that the dull ache that had lingered in my stomach for so long was gone. "Julian, you must've been mistaken."