Goodbye My Love By Ailee Novels & Stories

I'd stopped falling for his fake remorse and too-late apologies. Back when I loved him, I let myself believe every lie he told. No matter what he said, I always found a way to forgive him. He'd hurt me one day and charm me the next, and somehow, I always fell for it. But the only reason it ever worked was because I loved him. Now? We were done. "Jared, whether you still have feelings for Eleanor and Elsie or not, it doesn't matter anymore. There's no future for us. I'm getting married tomorrow. Just stay out of my life." With that, I turned and headed upstairs.

"Even my mom knows she messed up. I'm making you a promise: once you're officially my Luna, we'll get our own place. If you don't want to see her, you won't have to. I'll handle it." Andrew pulled me into his arms, my indifference not stopping him as he humbly confessed for the first time. "Then there's the magical herb, our symbol of love. The tribal healer insisted I needed another one to purge the last of the poison, but I couldn't. It was your parting gift. "Did you know? I've worked so hard to plant them back home, filled our garden with them, and only then did I have the courage to come for you." In the distance, footsteps came to a halt.

"If one day you wake up as a young girl again, I'll be out there somewhere. It might take us a few years, but I know I'll find you—or you'll find me. Because you and I made a promise. Remember?" "Yes… I promise to love you, only until I have to say goodbye…"

Then he gently nibbled on my earlobe, kissing his way downward. “Ethan…” I murmured his name. “I love it when you say my name…” Just as I was sinking into Ethan’s touch and kisses, the sharp ring of my phone broke the moment. I reached for my phone on the bedside table and declined the call. But the phone rang again. Irritated, I was about to turn it off when a gruesome photo popped up on the screen with a single message: “Lydia, please, come back! Dylan met with an accident.”