Countdown To Heartbreak Chinese Drama Novels & Stories

Her bold claim about wanting it all earlier - she certainly had the means to back it up! David, who had nearly reached the exit, froze in his tracks upon hearing the familiar name. He whirled around to see Selina standing between Daniel and Nicole. The revelation hit him like a thunderbolt, his eyes widening in disbelief. Selina was Daniel's long-lost daughter? He had been waiting for her to regret the divorce and come crawling back, but now, would she ever look his way again? A wave of panic washed over him, like a drowning man watching his last lifeline float away.

"I've loved you so much, but you've let me down too many times. From now on, we're done! My life is no longer tied to yours. Go be with Wendy. I'll pretend I never saved you." With that, Jessica quickly changed into her clothes and stormed out. Stanley stood there, watching her disappear down the hallway, his mind racing. He rushed after her, determined to explain. He caught up with her on the stairs, grabbing her arm. "Jessica, listen to me." Jessica covered her ears. "I don't want to hear it! I don't want to hear anything. Stanley, you've really broken my heart! You've forgotten all the promises you made." Stanley felt torn. He reached out and gently grabbed her shoulder, his voice full of

"Seeing her in your office was like a sudden wake-up call for me. It was a reminder of how huge the distance is between your world and my world. You live surrounded by people who have endless wealth, people who play social games, people who treat relationships like business deals, and people who throw others away when they get bored or find something better." She looked down at her hands, tracing the lines on her palm with her thumb. "I have been thrown away before, Greg. I was lied to, cheated on, and left with nothing by someone I gave my entire heart to. I worked so hard for years to rebuild my life, my self-respect, and my peace of mind after I was broken. I cannot go through that pain a

pleasseeeee! She shoved her phone toward me. I scowled. Was I not loud enough? Or was selective hearing her problem? "Ahem....!" I cleared my throat before speaking slowly. "Until you're ready for heartbreak, don't approach him," I repeated, smiling sweetly. She pouted like a kid who could denied of candy "I am ready for heartbreak, she said dramatically. "My ex broke up with me a week ago. I was disappointed in him for being so cold and then disappointed in myself for not even being able to cry."

Before I could say anything, he hung up, giving me no chance to object. After that, Flora's messages kept coming non-stop all night long. "Today's the Moon Goddess Festival. So many couples have planned to watch the meteor shower together. It's a shame you have no one to keep you company. "Adrian doesn't love you at all. Otherwise, why would he choose me over you today and for the trip? "Even if he marks you, so what? I'll always be the most important person in his heart. He only wants you as his mate out of responsibility for the pup in your belly.

"You left without a word four years ago. It was Diana who stayed by my side. Now she's terminally ill. All she wants is to marry me. I'm only fulfilling her last wish. Please… just go. I'll come back once the banquet is over." Maya let out a hollow and bitter laugh. She looked past Oscar to Diana, who flashed a smug and victorious smile. The memory hit her like a wave. Four years ago, it was that same voice, Diana's, whispering poisonous words in her ear, convincing her to walk away. Maya had inherited her mother's congenital heart condition. Her chances of recovery had been slim. Still, she hadn't wanted to leave Oscar. But at the time, Oscar's business had been in shambles, one crisis afte

As the first faint, pale grey light of dawn began to bleed through the edges of the blackout curtains, Eve stared into the shadows of his room, her heart hammering a dark, chaotic rhythm that no equation in the world could ever fix. For the first time in her life, Eve Brooks stopped running the math. She simply closed her eyes, held his hand tight, and let herself fall.

I heaved a long sigh as the silence continued to be crashed out by the heavy rain outside hitting the glass claddings and windows continuously. My eyes were now hurting as tears filled them. Having to recollect all those hurtful memories since my breakup with Christian to having gotten married to Mason. It was a painful one that my chest churned everytime I thought about it that I couldn't stop tears from forming in my sockets.

The thing about heartbreak was you can’t see anyone other than the person that had hurt you. You can’t see how someone else looks at you because you’re blinded by the pain and betrayal from the past. You looked at everyone like they’re out to get you. Life becomes a series of black and white. Right and wrong. Good and bad. It’s bleak, lonely, and sad. Laughter becomes fleeting and happiness seems nonexistent. And though you appreciate the company and support the wound was still there. Someone may fill up the gap but it doesn’t heal the wound from the past.

I was on the balcony of my room, sipping the beer I bought in the market earlier. I was just looking at the sea while my treacherous mind was slowly traveling to the day where I caught the betrayal of my father and ex-fiance. I didn't remember these scenes from the past few days, so I thought I had moved on, but not yet. It still hurts. I loved Callie the most and literally gave her everything she wanted... but that was still not enough for that woman. I was in my deep thoughts and drowning in sadness again when I heard my phone ring. It was an unknown number. This phone is brand new and only a few people know my number, so I frowned when I answered that call.