Girlfriend Broke Up With Me Novels & Stories

She isn't my real girlfriend. During lunch period I got a message from Mary saying we should meet at the cafeteria so we can know the place to meet for the project. I told the guys so we all headed to the cafeteria. All along the line, Jina sat with me as if that wasn't enough. Trina ruined the whole mood by making it seem like Jina and I was back together which Jina agreed to immediately. How the hell didn't I know Jina was this way? Why am I just knowing this? I was still in shock when I heard someone call Lisa. I looked up and noticed Lisa left. "Jina! Make this the last time you say such rubbish again. We broke up for some time now and that should get into your thick skull. We are no mor

“And, with my current busy life, I'm grateful that I don't have a girlfriend yet, Na!” Kalyana chuckled lightly. “What about you?” Harso asked in return. The girl in question took a deep breath as she put the spoon on the plate that was already empty. “I just broke up with my boyfriend,” she said later. “He is such a jerk.” Harso whistled softly. “Why? Want to make fun of me? “ said Kalyana sharply, although accompanied by a smile. “No!” said Harso. “You really can't date yet, apparently.”

“Boyfriend situation. Are you seeing anyone? Or do you go out with ladies now?” I burst out laughing, sitting up. “Ladies? Why would I go out with a lady?” Isla shrugged, smirking. “I don’t know. Scotland’s full of surprises. We’ve seen things.” I rolled my eyes. “I had a boyfriend. We broke up. Recently. Like… really recently.” Ava’s eyes lit up with gossip hunger. “Ooh. Bad breakup?” “The worst,” I admitted, voice quieter. “Caught him cheating. With my best friend.”

She yelled at me again, and I bit my lip. "We need to talk, babe..." "Stop calling me babe, Connor. We broke up! We fucking broke up! I am no longer your girlfriend, so stop bothering me! Is that so difficult to get?" She yelled at me as tears finally streamed down her cheeks, but I just stared back at her wordlessly. I opened my mouth to say something, but my heart only ached as words failed me. It felt like a dagger was pierced into my heart.

"But it will cost you this time." I sighed, knowing that I would pay whatever price was demanded. Anything to escape the torment that gnawed at my soul. I handed him the money, my last shred of self-respect dissipating with each passing transaction. As I waited for James to retrieve the pills, my phone buzzed in my pocket, interrupting the haze of my thoughts. Reluctantly, I pulled it out and glanced at the message. It was from Aiden, the rich boy who had captured my heart.

Well my name is Nuella, I'm seventeen years old and I'm kind of someone you'll call popular. I have everything. No I thought I had everything; a nice boyfriend now an ex-boyfriend actually, a best friend now an ex-best friend too, a lot of guys seeking my attention, nice, loving and wealthy parents, money and God. I hope you've probably gotten the gist of everything without me telling you. Yeah-yeah, we broke up because some dumb idiot was cheating on his girlfriend with her bestie. Okay enough of the ranting and let me go straight to the point.

The day we go to pick out our wedding rings, I show up half an hour late trying to save five dollars on the cab fare. By the time I arrive, my boyfriend Travis White and best friend Evelyn Moon have already picked out two rings. They're too busy talking and don't even notice me standing behind them. "This 20 thousand dollar ring is your birthday present. And this 800-dollar one is for Sadie." Evelyn playfully punches Travis's arm. "Stop it! You've already been pretending to be broke to test Sadie for three years. Isn't that enough? "If you dare treat my best friend badly after getting married, you'll have to answer to me!" Travis sighs. "I checked her bank balance last night. She's o

I can't think of anything I did to piss my sister off, yet here I am, being accosted by her. "I can not believe you would just drive off and leave Claire." She screams in her high-pitched tone that tells me she's about to really lose her shit. She holds up her phone and reads from the screen. "Worst night of my life, Jupiter no longer wants to be friends with me, and Andy broke up with me." Broke up? She thinks we broke up? That was just a fight. Shit, this is worse than I thought. Jupiter, not wanting to be friends, also had to be a mistake; the two girls were joined at the hip most days.

"No." "Why?" "Because you're a stranger." "I'm the guy you kissed." "I kissed your helmet. That's not the same as kissing you." "It's closer than most people get on day three of a breakup." "We're not broken up. We were never together. There's no breakup."

Alison cried. "I'll have your baby!" some random guy chimed in. I turned around and glared at him, making him turn his head the other way. "Okay, now you are acting crazy," I said, laughing. "Sure. I'm crazy. You still didn't tell me why you are breaking up with me," she looked at me with narrowed eyes and I choked. I didn't prepare a good excuse to give her. This was not how I imagined this breakup would go. "Things haven't been the same between us. My feelings have changed," I murmured.