How To Unlove Novels & Stories

"You were right, Serena. I put my trust in her, and she let me down. It's my fault for not seeing it sooner." My empathy for him deepened. "You deserve better, Alexei. You don’t need a mate like that.” He nodded, a heavy sigh escaping his lips. "I know, but despite everything, I can't help but still love her. It's like an ache that won't go away.” He met my gaze, the pain evident in his eyes. "But I've decided to teach myself how to unlove her. It's the only way I can move forward." I wished there was more I could do for my friend, but sometimes, all we can offer is our support as those we care about navigate the complexities of their own emotions.

Stop spouting lies. ‘Lies? All I said was the truth, doll.’ Did he? ‘I’m already fed up with him hurting your feelings. If he cannot pursue you, I will.’ ‘Are you treating me as if I am your charity case? Stop it. I don’t need your pity. We already talked about it. I do not need the alpha to return my feelings for him. I am trying my best to unlove him, okay? So please don’t make it difficult for me.’

"Nobody loves me like you all do." She couldn't help but regret keeping her marriage to Brandon a secret from the Lardners. If she had the chance to do it over, she'd never lie or hide things from the people who truly cared about her. Especially not for some heartless man who couldn't even be bothered to look her way. It wasn't worth it. "What's with the sudden sappiness? Of course, we love you most. You were the one who stubbornly refused to come to Fremoria back then, no matter how much we tried to convince you. Some jerk broke your heart, didn't he?" Julie teased.

"If you don't want the baby, I do. I've already told your father and he is excited. Maybe you should be the one to tell him you want an abortion and see what he says." Darkness flashed in James' eyes. His sixty five year old father, Patrick Simmons, who oversaw the family business, was a conventional man who could disinherit James just for thinking about abortion. Feeling victorious, Ronica turned her back to walk down the staircase. She had underestimated how vindictive James had gotten. A hand— his hand, pushed her from behind. She lurched, losing her breath and balance as she fell. She lost the baby. Patrick never truly forgave her for her carelessness on the stairs. He had no idea it was

"But I'm really at my wits' end. The company doesn't have enough cash to turn things around. If we don't have the investment, I'm completely done for. "I can't accept a world where I lose everything, nor can I accept a future without you… Vivian, I really love you…" "Love me?" I repeated in disbelief before chuckling to myself. "Alright! Since you love me, you must make it up to me. "Arrive at the shrine before 6:00 am, and I'll consider what you just said. 100 steps, okay? Remember not to skip any steps." "Sure! Alright! As long as this makes you feel better, I'll go." Marcus got up in a panic. He looked at me meaningfully before speeding off in his car.

I had pictured birthdays, first steps, and all the ordinary moments that would one day become precious memories. Now, all of it was gone. However, heartbreak was not always the worst thing a person could endure. The thing that truly destroyed me was staying. Staying where I was not wanted. Staying where I was repeatedly humiliated. Staying where my love was treated as an obligation rather than something to be cherished. Compared to that, letting go felt almost merciful. For the child. For me. When I woke up, my phone was buzzing nonstop. Notifications poured in faster than I could process them. First dozens. Then hundreds. Before long, there were thousands.

"One-Sided Love was also called Unrequited Love. Per se that someone you had been liking since you are a child or someone that has been bugging into your mind every day and you can't help the butterflies in your stomach to go wild, that's when you knew that it was an unrequited love. When you confessed and that person didn't even have the same feeling as you, uh, it hurts," Justin held his chest as the students laughed out loud at his joke. He also joined them as he scribbled down something on the blackboard and underlined it.

"What should I do?! Wait for you to change your mind? Or are you going to give it to me straight that it's over?!" After some thought, Tanya calmed down right then and said solemnly, "Yes, it's over between us, Trevor. I don't love you anymore, I'm sorry." "You have every right to not love me," Trevor said, suddenly strangely calm too. "But you need to love yourself at least. Considering who you fell for, the best thing to do is keep those feelings bottled up, and marry someone who can be understanding of that fact. Your feelings for him might fade in time, but if you keep obsessing over an unrequited love, you'll just waste your precious youth and ruin your own life!"

I turn my gaze back and then visualize a scene that is somewhat amusing, dangerous, and also somewhat unpleasant. A boy, somewhat overweight and also very drunk, takes off his shirt and starts running like crazy, shouting things I didn't manage to understand and passing by right where I was. He gets to the lake in front of the house and then he dumps it. Everyone here is shouting his name and some other things like, "That's how it's done, motherfucker!" "I'm your fan!" "Make me a son!" "I love you, fat man!" And worst of all, all that was said only by men. It was really funny.

"I did not marry you for your money. I married you for love!" "Bullsh*t! Love does not exist and if you think I will love you then give it up. I am Max Easton. I'm cold, ruthless, and I will never love you." "I'll still love you despite your flaws. I don't care what kind of a person you are because I accept them. We are not perfect, Max. We both have some sort of demons in our life and love will persevere." "I'm not listening to this 'love' stupidity that you believe in. Do whatever you want then. Take note that I won't love you, Amber. Our marriage is just for convenience. My father saved your family from debt and you are the payment. Keep that in mind."