I Fell For You Novels & Stories

“You left me for your ‘glory’ or whatever it was you thought you were doing. And now, what? You want me to just overlook all of that and be friends again?” “Yes! I want a second chance! Can’t you just see that I’m different now? That I need—” “Different? How can I trust you now?” I interrupted, my tone sharp, the hurt morphing into indignation. “You buried our friendship without a goodbye, keeping me alone to sift through the rubble alone for months. I won’t just pretend it didn’t happen.”

“Jenna has just been going through a lot at the moment, we love you and we want you to be here also,” “Both you and Jenna are my daughters and I love you both, I might have made a lot of mistakes and bad decisions that makes me look pretentious saying this right now, but any of those decisions that brought both of you my way, I don’t regret them at all,” “I love you Fiona, so much! Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you!”she whispered. “Why didn’t you come back for me ma,” Fiona suddenly asked tears filling up her eyes.

The song Fall for you by FM static was marked by a new color. Those lyrics hit me big time. My heart seemed to grow fast as I listened to his gentle voice. I would love to fall for his trap forever if he did the one I can be with. I was teary-eyed the whole concert because I was floating in the clouds while listening to his angelic voice. I just ignore the camera’s steady focus on me while being displayed on the big screen. But I was surprised when the spotlight hit me right and the people around and shouted.

“I'm begging you.” People began slowing down, with some stopping to watch, and Lauren felt her cheeks heat up with embarrassment. She tried to step around him, but he grabbed her legs, his arms wrapped tightly around her knees, tears streaking down his face. “Forgive me, Lo. I made a terrible mistake,” he said, wiping the tears flowing down his face with the back of his hand. “You are the best thing that has ever happened to me; I was stupid. Please, give me another chance.”

“If you’re going to marry him—even if it’s fake—you need to trust him.” Elena’s grip tightened slightly around her glass. “I trust that he’ll do what benefits him.” “That’s not trust.” “It’s enough.” Sofia studied her carefully. Then sighed. “You’re already thinking like you’ve said yes.” That hit. Harder than expected. “I haven’t decided anything,” Elena said. “Then decide,” Sofia replied simply. “Because if you go into something like this half sure, you’ll lose.” Elena leaned back, staring at the ceiling.

I knew that for the past two days, all she had done was cry. I had always treated Cassandra like a sister. I thought her feelings for me weren’t that deep, but it seemed she had only been hiding them. She had been hoping that I would marry her, but even if they removed me from my position, I would willingly accept it. “Cassandra, please don’t do this to yourself. Don’t lower yourself for a man like me. I know I hurt you, but this pain will eventually fade. You’ll find someone better than me, someone you won’t have to beg just to love you back. I can’t love you the way you want me to.” I said bluntly. She lowered her head and quietly cried.

"It was only when I failed to keep the final traces of her existence in this world that reality hit me—I've genuinely lost her. When she was abroad, I missed her desperately… until the day that I mistook Janae for her. Things spiraled out of control from that moment on. "I indulged in my selfish desires and even subconsciously directed Janae into becoming more like Renee. I slowly distanced myself from Renee, transferring my love for her to Janae, who was right beside me. I thought her face was all that I liked about her, that my heart still belonged to Renee. I'd only gotten someone to replace her! "But later, I woke up to the truth and realized that my unfaithfulness was just that—a betray

"Listen, I'm sorry, okay? I should've done better. I'm really busy right now, so could you maybe do this some other time... or never?" Wow. My eyes sting with tears at his dismissal. I don't even know what I was thinking, calling him. I should've just accepted it and moved on, like I'd been trying to do for the last two months, before he finally made the break-up official. "You know what? Fuck you. You're a stupid coward, and I hope you rot in hell–" I don't finish my statement as something runs into me, pushing me to the ground and sending my phone flying out of my hand.

" You like her and you are handsome, rich and you were mentioned in magazines as one of the most sorted bachelor businesses. Any Omega would throw them at you !" " Any Omega would but she is different. " Alexander said, his voice getting low as he stared at the floor. " She rejected me." He added and to his surprise — or not— Isaac broke into a laugh. Not a chuckle or giggle kind of laugh but a full " body falling, tears welling " kind of laugh. Alexander chose to ignore him. He knew how Isaac was and so his behavior never surprised him any longer.

Murray turned his head towards her, his voice deep, "Are you disappointed?" Emily smiled and clasped his hand, "Of course not." Murray leaned down to kiss her eyelashes softly, then fell silent. They sat there, nestled together, enjoying a tranquil, beautiful moment. As the night deepened, the stars twinkled intermittently behind the clouds, the moonlight growing more diffuse and ethereal. Everything around them seemed less real in this dreamy atmosphere. Then, Emily heard Murray whisper, "I've fallen for you."