His: I Didn't Think To Fall In Love Novels & Stories

I hope you're home and safe, see you in school Amanda. I smiled like a love struck teenager, sighing in bliss. Right there and then, I knew I was slowly falling in love with Parker.

He almost wished she could block him instead of ignoring him this way. The house felt strange without her because her presence was everywhere. He could see her fine touches in the soft furnishings and in the pleasant arrangement in the kitchen. The bedroom was the most unbearable for him. Tokodi got into bed and began to toss and turn. He could smell Tracy’s shampoo and bath gel in the sheets and he could almost touch her. He was surprised that he could clearly remember every detail about the first time they made love but not the last time, which was just a few days ago. He finally sat up and called her again. She did not answer her calls or respond to his heartfelt voice note apologies or t

I was only drunk, and fucking him wasn't my option, I had to, because I didn't know when it happened. "Look, I'm sorry for that night. I'm sorry for whatever happened, but just know one thing, none of those would have happened." "What are you trying to say?" He asked, looking confused. I sighed. "I know you realized the bond between us, but that doesn't mean any thing. I don't love you, I don't think I can ever fall in love with any one, at least not yet. So, whatever happened between us was a mistake." "Why do you think you can never fall in love?" He asked.

The idea that Evelyn Walters landed in my arms on our birthday is all but a long-forgotten world. “Love really can change someone.” That’s the only thought I can come up with.

"Lydia, I really know I was wrong. I've given it a lot of thought these past few days. It's not that I didn't love you before—I just didn't know how. Give me another chance. Let me love you properly this time, okay?" It felt like he was using every last ounce of strength to hold onto me. But I gently pried his fingers away, one by one. I smiled at him—light, carefree, utterly unburdened. "Let the past stay in the past. Don't beg me to come back. Because, honestly? Not loving you anymore feels incredible. Hope you find someone new soon. And when you do—remember this lesson. Love her properly." … As I left the hospital, I was dialing Luke's number when I heard a familiar ringtone nearby.

His husky voice calling her darling makes her legs suddenly go weak. As they stood there, the sizzling bacon and fresh coffee filled the air with a cozy warmth. Jane felt her heart swell with emotion, her eyes stung at his word, but she blinked it away. She felt so emotional. It’s not that she doesn’t have her girlish wish, it’s just that after being hurt by Ted, she felt she was dreaming right now. Her heart swells with love for this man in front of her. She hadn’t expected to fall for him so quickly.

"You’re really going through with this?" "Of course," Revansh said, stretching his arms. "You think she’ll fall for you?" Revansh scoffed. "They always do." "And when she does?" Revansh’s smirk faded slightly, his gaze turning cold. "Then I’ll break her heart infront of the whole school." Because love was nothing but a game. And in this game, Revansh Malhotra never lost. ࿇ ══━━━━✥◈✥━━━━══ ࿇

By the noon, the plane had lifted up, carrying them back to their original abode. “So you don't love me but you tolerate me.” Alyssa repeated Harrison's words. The man nodded. “The man would tolerate thorns just to pick a rose for his beloved.” Alyssa laughed this time, “I didn't know you read Shakespeare.” Harrison rolled his eyes, settling further into the chair. “It's not Shakespeare.” “Oh-” Alyssa turned to the window. So much for trying to make him fall in love, she was making a fool of herself instead.

"Don't fall for me, Evelyn." "..." ***