Every Moment Was You Novels & Stories

''I hate you. ''No, you don't,'' I say and started spinning her then pulled her against me and started swaying with her. I leaned closer to her our noses touching. Her eyes looked into mine as we both let the rain soak us. Letting it wash out all our problems and just enjoy the moment. ''If I get sick I will sue you.'' ''Sue me. Kill me. Make me suffer. As long as it comes from your hands I will enjoy every single moment of it.''

“I won’t be able to live without you, Viv!” Liam interjected. His eyes had turned bloodshot as he spoke in a husky voice, “The very thought of leaving you to that b*stard is enough to drive me mad. Do you know how tough it is for me to keep myself sane? I have to fight the drug everyday, and there isn’t a day that goes by without thinking about you. No matter how painful it was, I braved through every single one of them. I kept going through our memories even though my brain hurt as if somebody was hacking away at it with an axe. And now that I finally can remember everything, you tell me to forget everything about you and start over?”

"No sir, never" "find Melody immediately"

Our eyes locked, and in that moment, time seemed to stand still. Author's Pov He was lost in the depths of her mesmerizing gaze, as if the entire universe had condensed into those enchanting eyes. The world around them faded away, leaving only the two of them, intertwined in a magnetic connection. Every breath, every heartbeat synchronized as they found comfort in the vulnerability of being so close. In that tender moment, Ashton felt a surge of emotions, a symphony of love and adoration, as he knew he had found his soulmate in Grace. The position they were in would seem very compromising if it was for any other employee to walk in on them.

said Sherly sincerely. "I love you more. You are only mine, and I would risk anything to protect what is mine, it will always be that way."

Ten years had passed, and it turned out Tessa had long forgotten about it. All this time, I was the only one still living in the past. My one-sided devotion only ended with me dying miserably at her hands. I shut my eyes, my fingers trembling. The memories of my last life were burned too deeply into me. Just the thought of them was enough to let fear take over. Tessa's face suddenly went pale with panic. She threw her arms around my neck, her perfume overwhelming my senses.

The setting sun bathed them in a golden glow. Time had slipped by quietly, and the sorrows of the past felt like nothing more than a fading dream. As I smiled, my youngest daughter, Wendy Reed, tumbled into my arms. Tilting her rosy face up at me, she asked, "Mommy, why are you smiling?" I stroked her soft hair and glanced at Jeffrey. He was already watching me, his eyes filled with the same love that had never wavered. "I was just thinking about how your father and I first met."

, I mumbled. There will never be a good moment.

At 5’8”, I usually felt quite composed, but right now, I felt like a mess of dark brown curls and wrinkled silk. With Marissa and Cleo, a mess was acceptable. We had seen each other at our absolute worst - breakups, food poisoning, and the disastrous "perm incident" of 2019. Even my mother’s death when we were small. I hurried to the intercom by the door. "Hello?" "Hey, girl!" Marissa and Cleo chimed in perfect, practiced harmony. It was a sound that acted like an instant shot of espresso to my nervous system. "Hiya! Come on up," I trilled, pressing the buzzer to release the secure door downstairs.

"Now, let's take you on a date." ~•~