Forever Mine Novels & Stories

There's nothing inviting about the minimalist decor that pervades the place - it's intentional. My dad chose silver to make the front door of the mansion. I couldn't fathom why my dad chose that material, but it seemed to fit somehow. A tall fence of silver encircled the mansion, seeming to broadcast his wealth ostentatiously. I'm relieved that I never presented Ana to him. I don't remember telling him about Ana. However, he must have known her since he mentioned her name.

Like rainy and cold days, horror movies and drawing destroyed landscapes instead of beautiful things. But when my life completely changed, I was eighteen. I lived with my grandmother forever, I never felt rejected or inferior to anyone. Some people even considered me antisocial, for having only two friends, Olivia and João. But I didn't care, those two were worth more than the entire school and neighborhood.

Garden of Life Hayden had never driven so hard in his entire life. He was well over his speed limits, and yet it wasn’t enough. He wished Rocky would just stop tormenting him and give him all the necessary information he needed. Who was dead and who wasn’t? How fucking hard was it to answer the damn question? He’d slapped his steering wheel over and over, but it wasn’t enough. Rocky needed to give him answers, and Rocky needed to give it to him now!

She said as her voice kept breaking. “I'll be there in five minutes, don't do anything stupid, we promise to die together so don't try to unalive yourself without me asshole” Amanda yelled before hanging up which made Adele chuckle. “The number you dial is not reachable or out of coverage, pls leave a voicemail after this”

And he cut the call as the phone slipped from my hands and the tears kept on joining one another one. Gasping, I cupped my mouth but nothing seemed to stop sobs tearing apart for me, clutching everything in me. He left me. That coward left me alone to handle the pieces. How do I breathe? How do I get out of it? How could he say me to live when he broke the forever I had built in me? How could he leave after everything we have been through? He promised he wouldn't leave. He promised to love me forever. Screaming, I flew my phone to the floor, shattering into the pieces. I screamed as if it would bring him back. I screamed as if something would change in me. I screamed as if anything could be

In a quiet corner where no one passed by, Felix finally broke down. "Sara, we've been together for six years. Are you really this heartless?" I answered a different question instead. "I'm leaving the country, Felix." "I'll wait for you..." "You don't need to. There's no point anymore." I looked at him calmly. "I've already found what I want to do with my life. Whatever road lies ahead, I won't be walking it with you anymore." I walked away to the sound of his regretful sobs behind me.

Then he walked away. “Why did Ian defend her?” I heard a few girls whisper behind me. I kept my eyes on his back until he turned a corner and disappeared from sight. “AVA” I turned and saw Luke waving me over, so I walked to him. Luke was a top student in his third year, same year as Ian, and the captain of the basketball team Red Flamor. Ian led the rival team, Black Diamonds. “I’ve been waiting for you,” Luke said, slinging his sports bag over his shoulder.

Just like we'll promise six years from now, and six years after that, and every anniversary until the end of time. Forever. My mate. My equal. My everything.

I turned to Alessandro and Ted, who were looking at me with expectation in their eyes. "You heard what he said. Let's get to work. Find me any more loopholes in Roman's estate and let's exploit them now." "I found one more," Ted said as he opened his laptop and rapidly typed on the keyboard. "They have a secret mine not so far from the edge of the lower city. It's underwater, but they use it to mine sapphires." "What should we do?" Alessandro asked. "I don't think much needs to be done, Ted. Slap a pyramid, take the profits. At least it makes sense what he was using to service his loans."

This was peak fantasy and a continuous stream of bad luck drowning me like a huge river of exhaustion. Thinking for a minute, I decided to call Kai, because looking at how there was not even a single soul in the parking lot and me having absolutely no strength to walk back to the main office to ask for help, calling my driver was the best suited option in that moment. But right when I took my phone out my pocket, I saw my phone looking like a silent dead corpse. Just a big black screen in my hand, looking lifeless and I realised how I had forgotten to charge my phone in the office. “What the actual shit!” I cursed under my breath.