Did Colby And Malia Break Up Novels & Stories

So I decided that I was going to keep the whole mated to Kane thing under wraps for now. We sat in her kitchen for hours talking and I finally realized that her parents hadn’t come home at all in that time. “They’re out of town.” Malia said. “Oh. How long are they gone for?” I asked. “A couple of days. I think they’re taking a sort of second honeymoon. They’ve both been working so much lately that they barely see each other. It’s not good for mates to be apart for that long.” She said. “Yeah. I can imagine. Where’s Theo today?” I asked.

“What’s with the dramatic buildup? You look like you’re about to explode.” He grinned. “Gabi and I are having a pup.” The room went silent. My jaw dropped, but Colby was the first to break the quiet. “Wait, what? You knocked her up before the mating ceremony?” He laughed, slapping his knee. “I knew you had it in you, but wow, Michael. Bold move.” Michael glared at him, though his grin didn’t waver. “It’s not like we planned it, okay? It just… happened.”

Dolf seems to appreciate the view as well, remaining quiet until the sun has fully emerged. "She put on a convincing act, though," Dolf remarks once the landscape is fully illuminated, fatigue still weighing heavily on Alexander's mind. "Especially that part about the ex-boyfriend. I think that's why Malia's been warming up to her. Did you know the two of them have actually been talking? Malia wouldn't give me any details, but she mentioned she knows for certain that something bad has happened to Georgia. That story about escaping her ex-boyfriend? I've heard that from a lot of women. I wonder if there's any truth to it."

Bianca was saying. Shelly noticed how she had spat her name like it was something deadly. "That's because we aren't dating again. Bianca, please leave you're interrupting my date with Shelly," Kol replied to her in a clipped tone. She visibly flinched, Shelly observed. "You never told me it was over just said we should take a break!" She snapped. Shelly saw the muscle twitch beneath his eyes again, "it's. Over. Bianca." He enunciated each word carefully.

“Well, everyone in the class says that my mom is dead. If you come to the parents’ meeting, they might think you’re a zombie.” Maisie nearly choked on the apple. After returning to her country with Nolan, she hadn't made her relationship with Nolan public. She didn't expect she was going to the parents' meeting as Nolan's wife. Everyone in Bassburgh knew that she and Nolan had already divorced. Some of them even said that she died in a car accident three years ago. As for Colton and Daisie… Maisie stroked his head and said, “I’m sorry, Colton. I didn’t make public the relationship between your father and me because he has lost his memory. I don’t want those paparazzi to disturb him.”

Matilda blinked at me, momentarily thrown off. I wasn’t supposed to care. I had told myself countless times not to care. Why was I even thinking about him for Pete’s sake? But I had overheard her say yesterday that Cole had left for Hawaii on some business. And I had wondered, why Hawaii? Always. Was it just business? Or was it about that girl in the scandal? The one whose face had barely been blurred before the news was hushed up. Matilda hesitated, but then nodded. “Yes, he was spotted this morning heading into his company.”

My deskmate couldn't help herself and leaned closer, whispering, "What's going on with them?" I cast a calm glance in their direction and replied, "We broke up, that's all." My voice wasn't loud, but it carried far enough. The table fell silent, and several heads turned toward us in surprise. "What? You two were so close—why would you break up?" "Yeah, didn't you plan to get married after university?" "Thor, didn't you love Aisha?" Thor said nothing. His silence was louder than any denial. My chest ached, but I raised my voice just enough. "We just weren't right for each other."

Whether it was him deciding to quietly keep her as a mistress or his instinct to save Eileen first during the car accident, his priority had long shifted. Even now, hearing his voice crack, hearing his sadness, Jaycie couldn't feel the slightest stir in her heart. "Cole, it's a breakup, not a divorce. It doesn't require both parties to agree. And why would you say I abandoned you? Didn't you give up on our relationship first? Now you're accusing me of abandoning you? And at this point, I think you should understand: We're done. Please, don't contact me again." Each word she spoke seemed to strike Cole deeper. He parted his lips, his eyes full of sorrow.

Gabriella said seriously. "I know." Colene started laughing. "The way you put it, I feel like I'm the son of a king who doesn't have his father's favor." "Pretty much." Colene took a sip of water and put her arm on Gabriella's shoulder. "Enough about me. I saw Robin's Instagram story. Did you guys break up? Why?" "Hmm … it's a long story …" "Then summarize it." Gabriella pursed her lips, then told Colene everything that had happened at the hot springs resort. Colene was shocked and patted her shoulder.

"He's been amazing. You know, after you begged him to personally save Yara, he took it upon himself. He's been treating her ever since. Even when he didn't have to." I looked at Malcolm. Then at Ingrid. Then back at Malcolm. A question came out of my mouth before I could stop it. "Why did you two break up?" The room went quiet. Malcolm's face changed. Something passed through his eyes. Pain. Old and deep. He looked at Ingrid. She looked at the floor. I wanted to take it back. "I'm sorry," I said. "That was none of my business. I shouldn't have—" "It's fine." Malcolm's voice was soft. "We were young. Things just... didn't work out."