Novel & Cerita I'll Never Be Yours Novel

CHINYERE'S HEART BEAT faster as the old man walked up to her. He grabbed hold of her arm and looked at Tobi. "I want her." "Ah, that one," Tobi's father climbed into the truck with help from Tobi. "She's our newest. She's a golden egg, so we're picking the price." "But I'm your most loyal customer," the old man said, "at least let me choose the price." "Sorry," Tobi's father said, "but that is impossible. Eight million Naira."

And she couldn't get enough of him. I wish he could stay all day, and what? wake up Blair, he's a cop. You need to keep your distance... "I will go, and yes... you're holding me back, in a good way Blair. I like it. Text me okay?" His words made her happy, she was feeling like one of those characters that she would read on her kindle. She was a sucker for romance books, her marriage was supposed to be her ever after as the books had recited over and over again. But it was her tragedy, there won't be a happy ending with her. Not even with Ian.

“You know more than anyone how fast I would say the word ‘I do’. I really, really do want to marry you again, Felix, but I still want to settle what's going on now. I don't want to be the reason you'll get ruined.” A sad smile slowly curled up on Felix’s face. “What does this situation look like to you, Benni?” Felix asked. “There's no solution anywhere. We are actually doomed! Why should I have to go through this chaos without you by my side? To me, that's the worst part of it all — so, just marry me. The people will get used to it, marry me, don't worry about me or the company and just marry me! I wouldn't be happy without you anyways. Be Benita Desmond again, to me… You actually never sto

His gaze was full of warmth and devotion. Misty never set foot in her home country again after that day. (The End)

She’ll never want you to come back to Lassiter again. Jill placed Etmice’s hand back on the bed with a sad smile. ‘I’ll be fine. Don’t worry about me. Goodbye, Eunice,’ she whispered, before turning and hurrying from the room. It wouldn’t matter what her mother or anyone else wanted her to do; Jill could never go back to the house on Setting Sun Road anyway, not without jeopardizing Dustin and Joey’s chance for happiness.

"You are the least boring person I have ever known. You are brilliant and fierce and you are so much better than every single person sitting in that church." "I'm jobless." My voice cracked on the word. "I'm about to be homeless. I have nothing, Sophie. No savings, everything went into this wedding. No job, I gave that up for him. No family." I looked down at the diamond glinting on my finger, this ring Marcus had picked out and I'd told myself was perfect even though I'd never once loved it. "I swore on my mother's grave I would never do what she did. I watched her shrink herself down to nothing for my father's approval, and when he died she had nothing left because she'd given everything t

O ang best friend kong mas interesado sa bank account ng asawa ko kaysa sa marriage mystery. "Girl," sabi niya habang nakanganga pa rin sa laptop. "Kung ako ikaw, hindi muna ako magpapanic." Tinignan ko siya nang masama. "Talaga?" "Oo." "May asawa akong hindi ko kilala." "Pero may private island siya." Tinampal ko ang braso niya. Napatawa siya nang malakas. Pero mabilis ding nawala ang ngiti niya nang mapansin ang mukha ko.

"The marriage is what matters, not feelings, not nerves. The merger between our families will save your father's company. Everything else is secondary." I nodded, though her words made my stomach twist. I was twenty-two years old, and I was about to marry a stranger named Miguel Antonio. A man I'd only seen in photographs. A man my family had never actually introduced me to properly. "Where is Clara?" I asked. "Getting ready with the other bridesmaids," my mother said, checking her watch. "The ceremony starts in fifteen minutes. Don't embarrass us." She left without waiting for a response. I stood alone in the bridal suite, staring at the stranger in the mirror. The girl looking back at me w

But her constant presence and strange behavior continued to escalate, leaving me fearful and uncertain of what she was capable of. Because of her, I even decided to move to a different city, hoping to escape her relentless pursuit. But even in our new home, the feeling of being watched never left me. I couldn't shake the paranoia that Marine was still lurking in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. It became clear that this was not just a fleeting obsession but a dangerous obsession that had taken over her life and now threatened mine as well.

Hello my dear readers, firstly I want to thank all of you for the time and money you guys have spent on “He was never mine.” I appreciate you all so much, and also for those of you that left a review, my gratitude. Secondly, this is to inform you that “He was never mine” will be put on hold for the month of May because I am working on ending an old novel which is a bit overdue. hopefully by June or the ending of may “He was never mine” will get resumed. So with that said, I hope you all have a nice day and keep safe.