I Already Moved On Novels & Stories

By evening, I had a simple meal of instant noodles and sat on the worn couch, feeling the first real sense of peace in weeks. The next day at Silverline, Ethan greeted me with his usual warmth. “Evelyn, you look different today,” he said. “Everything alright?” “I moved out last night,” I told him. “I’m in my own place now. It feels right.” Ethan nodded, concerned in his eyes. “That’s a big step. If you need any time off, help with settling in, just say the word. I’m here for you as a friend.” “Thank you,” I said. “I appreciate it.”

I smiled and waved back at him. As I waited for my flight to be announced, I felt lighter and better than when I first flew to Paris. I was heartbroken at the time, but now I felt like I had finally gone past the stage of grief and had accepted that things were never going to be the same with Jalen. I needed to move on and was ready to start a new chapter in my life. Finally, my flight was announced, and I made my way to the airplane. The sun was shining, and a gentle breeze was blowing, making me feel at peace. I was excited to return home to my family and get back to work in my company.

I have really moved on happier and I won't return back to the old me, everything have changed from me. I need to be more mother to my children and until then, I will keep them far away from him... THE FINALE!

I will be watching them as well, I made a new team for myself since I'm not a part of ILLICIT anymore. I have to go on my own for now and it's okay. Everyone needs to grow up and go out from their comfort zone once in life. I couldn't be more grateful for what I have now. ILLICIT, I'll see you again.. this is not a goodbye. THE END

Things always changed, I knew better but I’d still gotten comfortable. “One mistake. You never were the forgiving type,” she said. “I really thought you’d be over it by now. It’s been six months.” “Exactly, Nataly. I’ve moved on, you should too.” I disconnected the call. I wasn’t on a path to deliberately hurt her but somehow she had to understand that whatever we’d been in the past, we were never going to be that again. I had moved on. I didn’t want her to be sad but I also didn’t particularly care if she was happy.

He paused, searching for the right words I scoffed and turned my gaze away. "You don’t have to explain, Aaron. It doesn’t matter anymore. It’s in the past." I said quietly. It wasn’t in the past, it still hurts like a fresh wound. I made eye contact with him and I held back my tears once more as I added. "I’ve moved on from you. It doesn’t hurt anymore." I didn’t say a thing afterward and Aaron respected the silence. As we sat in silence, more tears started to well up my eyes and before I knew it, I was a crying mess. Aaron turned to me, he didn’t say a thing and wrapped his arms around me.

Hamilton. “I am sorry, Tiff, but it was best for everyone that I walked out of Hamilton’s world,” I said quietly. “You really don’t want to know what happened when you left?” She asked me with a pained expression. I lowered my head. “It had to be done, Tiff. I have moved on from my past and I can see that everything falls in its right place. Stephan looks happy and more successful than before.” I said with so much difficulty. It was still excruciatingly painful for me.

I need to move out, as soon as tomorrow. ##########

“Those were the best days of your life. I had never seen you that happy.” “It doesn’t matter,” I said. “That chapter is over. I have moved on and I’m sure Diamond has…wherever she is right now.”

A year has passed. Things have changed. A lot of it. Seasons have come and gone, so do people… Yeah people…So as…you…. I thought I was fine about everything now. That I've moved on. That all the things that happened have been put out of my mind…