I Hate That We Didn't Make It To Forever Novels & Stories

Her love was gone forever. *******************************

Just then, the old man’s words came back to me. “Don’t you want your love to last forever?” Forever? I couldn’t even fathom how long forever is. I just know that I won’t actually mind spending forever with him. However, reality struck me when I realized that we’re going back to our usual lives after we both get our objectives; and tonight, we just fulfilled one of those. As each day passes, I am reminded that we are getting closer to the end. However, I still feel like we don’t know anything about each other.

It happened years ago so the real reason for it didn’t really matter anymore. He flicked his hand, waving Alvarez's comment away, "It doesn't matter now. Whatever reason she had to break up with me doesn’t seem… Look I don’t even know what to say right now.” He paused and added, “It's all in the past now, and you know what they say about it. The past is the past."

Unbreakable. Forever.

My home. Forever. ----- **THE END**

Mia didn't protest anymore because she promised her grandfather that she would behave herself that night. But she could not stop going to the place where her heart was. Since she broke up with Esteban, she had not gone out with anyone, hoping that he would come back to her. Their romance, although brief, was very intense. Everything collapsed quickly after everyone found out that she had gone out with one of the tennis instructors at the social club.

“Hey… just wanted to hear you. You don’t have to call me back. I just… I miss you. I miss us.” That last line hit something in me I wasn’t ready for. Because I missed us, too. Not the toxicity. Not the heartbreak. But the memories. The way it felt at the beginning. The idea of what we could’ve been. I didn’t want to go back. But I wasn’t ready to move forward either. So I stayed in the middle. Floating. The messages kept coming. Eventually, I agreed to see him. Not because I thought we’d get back together.

The only time that really mattered. Forever.

You're already married. "Not suitable, so we broke up." She explained casually. It seemed like she still had to consider this house. Natasha looked disappointed. "Senior, I still love him. Do you mind?" Valeria looked at this earnest girl. She knew she liked him, had liked him all these years. "I don't mind. I'm married now." Did she really not mind? She didn't know. Maybe she just wanted to convince herself by stating the fact that she was married. "Senior, do you really not care anymore? You loved each other for so many years. Do you know? All these years, I felt like I was dying!" She expressed her pain. She had lived miserably, unable to let go of someone, foolishly in love.

I absolutely hated packing. *** - Jason - Leaving her behind felt like an unbearable agony. We’d been together for two days, excluding the first evening but I felt like I’d been with her all my life. Leaving her behind felt unnatural. I wanted her. I needed her. I didn’t want to spend another day of my life without her and yet here I was having to spend an entire month without seeing her, without touching her, without making love to here. I hoped the calls, the texts and the video calls would at least provide some solace.