Don't Be In Love Novels & Stories

My Love. THE END!!

Why can't I kiss you on the dance floor? I wish that it could be like that Why can't it be like that? 'Cause I'm yours Why can't I say that I'm in love? I wanna shout it from the rooftops I wish that it could be like that Why can't it be like that? 'Cause I'm yours It's obvious you're meant for me Every piece of you, it just fits perfectly Every second, every thought, I'm in so deep But I'll never show it on my face But we know this, we got a love that is homeless

Oh, they don't know about the things we do They don't know about the I love you's But I bet you if they only knew (they don't know) They would just be jealous of us They don't know about the up all nights They don't know I've waited all my life Just to find a love that feels this right (they don't know) Baby, they don't know about, they don't know about us One touch and I was a believer Every kiss, it gets a little sweeter It's getting better Keeps getting better all the time, girl They don't know about the things we do They don't know about the I love you's

“…don’t fall in love with me.” The words hit harder than any blow I’d ever felt. He leaned closer, lifting my chin lightly with two fingers so I had no choice but to meet his gaze. “This doesn’t go further than it already has,” he said. “You don’t lose yourself again. Not here. Not now.” I swallowed thickly, unable to speak. My chest felt too tight. My thoughts were scattered. Don’t fall in love with me… The words spun through my head, echoing, repeating, until they drowned out everything else.

Don't be late. What the f*ck?

We held something special more than love, a highly platonic affection and adoration towards each other but never dared to confess, not even a single time. Two from our gang were already a couple in love, Pooja and Prathap. They were about to get married in a month and in order to celebrate the couple we planned for a party at a roof top restaurant. Madhina another interesting character in our gang was always fond of Advik. She tried all possible techniques to make him fall into her trap, nevertheless he always tried to ignore her since he wasn’t much into her. Abiding to a certain circumstance where she threatened him that she might commit suicide if he wouldn’t accept her love, Advik said Y

“How can you be sure?” I had just told her I loved her. I’d never said those words to anyone before and it wasn’t something I took lightly. I shrugged. “I don’t know. I think it happened sometime out on the water yesterday.” I reached for her hands. “I know it’s scary, T. I’ve been more than a little freaked out too, and then something just snapped into place. We fit. I can’t think of tomorrow without you in it. I can’t. And if that’s not love, then I don’t know what is, because there’s no one else I’d rather be with. Before you I just had my team. My parents pbutted on years ago. I’m an only child. I have my team and I have my pack. I never had to keep this place, but I did because I need a

This whole situation was the final nail in my coffin as I blurt everything out in a stammering voice, “p-please don’t throw me out! I p-promise it w-won’t happen again! I’ll k-keep my feelings in check! A-anything! I d-didn’t m-mean to f-fall in love w-with you!” Kain is silent for a moment as he listens to me. I can’t stand to look at him anymore. I cover my face with my hands, sobbing into them as I wait for Kain’s ultimate and heart-shattering rejection.

She heard the door unlatch and footsteps, but she didn't have the courage to turn around and face the man who probably had plenty of expectations from her, who would probably demand physical and mental intimacy from her, who would probably now want to control her. "Iss rishte mein izzat hogi, pyaar nahi" she heard a hoarse voice announce, translating to - This relationship would only be based on mutual respect and not love. She had nothing to say to this except a sigh of relief, there really were no expectations or impositions. "And our respect will come from the fact that we pretend to have a perfectly normal marriage in front of our families, but other than that let keep outta each other's

I open my mouth. Then close it. Because again. Annoyingly accurate. She walks toward the door. Before leaving, she pauses. "One more thing." I look up. "What?" Her expression becomes serious. "Do not choose someone because you are afraid of hurting the other person." The words settle heavily. "That is not love." I don't answer. Because I know she is right. She opens the door. Then looks back at me. "And do not choose someone because the world tells you they are the answer."