I Love You Beth Cooper Novels & Stories

“I’m not freaking out.” Beth just snorted, “Sure.” She looked at her with gentle eyes. “You’re getting married, girl. I can’t believe it. My beautiful, sweet friend is finally tying the knot with the guy she loves and the guy she deserves to be with and who treats her like a Queen.”

She has been the best sales girl so far. After dropping my bag on the counter, I went to check the flowers, including the ones outside. When I started this I was a hopeless romantic, hopelessly in love. Not anymore. I'm scared to think about falling in love with another man who will end up breaking my heart. It's like I'm not destined to be in love or start my own family like I've always wanted. I took a deep breath and turned around to walk back inside when I saw him. Stepping out of a million dollars car, wearing a suit while his body was draped over with a high quality coat.

Bailey Rivera slammed the trunk of the dark blue sedan and exhaled through clenched teeth. The cold wind of late autumn brushed against her cheeks as she tucked stray curls behind her ears. She was exhausted—another long shift at the hotel, another late evening, another emergency message from the one man she swore she would never disappoint: Damien Cole—CEO of Cole International Estates—her boss. Her phone buzzed again in her pocket. She already knew who it was without looking—him. Damien didn’t like to be kept waiting, and he never repeated himself. She unlocked her phone and read the latest message:

I snorted. She was making me sound like the villain. Grabbing my shoulders so I wouldn’t look elsewhere, Beth continued, “I love it when you show up unexpectedly and make my sister happy. I love it when you drag me off to those silly appointments. I love it when you take me hard against the wall or put your fingers inside me and make me beg. I like it when you praise me. It makes me…” “It makes you what?” I implored.

, I bid, ready to leave the call. Helly nods like she wants to say more, Eva waves, but Daisy holds a hand up. "Wait- ", She grumbles out. She holds her phone up and after pulling a pity face, kisses the camera, "We love you Ro.", She bids, hugging the phone to her chest. I smile and the other girls follow suit. "Thanks guys.", I chuckle, holding my heart. If only they could know how much that means to me. We bid each other goodbye.

Her spot-on observation was unnerving. She shook her head. “Of course I do. That’s the thing about being famous. Everyone gets on your business like ants to sugar.” She gulped from her mug of tea and licked her lips. “You are a Herringbone. That makes things worse for you. Ok, I know you have a girlfriend who you proposed to last month. Engagement party is set for early March. Your favorite restaurant is the Filler Flay in Scotland. You love Opera and swim as a hobby.”

Ivory said and added, “you’ll look good too.” “Thanks Ivory,” Cooper smiled and said, grateful for her encouragement. Curtis and Gerald were still hesitant as Gerald asked Cooper, “Cooper, I want to know one thing. Are you doing this for love or just for her to get better?” Cooper’s brows furrowed and he ran his fingers through his hair in confusion. “I don’t know but what I do know is, I can’t live without her. I will do anything to see her in good health.” Gerald smiled. Actions speak louder than words and though not directly, Cooper has just confirmed it.

Noah whispered, his voice laced with unbridled joy. Kelly's exuberant squeal filled the air as she pulled me into a tight embrace. "This is incredible! You've done well, brother. We have a wedding to plan!" "You're not just my best friend anymore; you're my sister," Kelly declared, her eyes shining with uncontainable excitement. "Now, when should we set the date? Let's get started on the preparations—I can't wait!" Despite my lingering reservations, Kelly's unwavering determination left no room for dissent. With a reluctant nod, I acquiesced to her plans, knowing that this was only the beginning of a whirlwind journey toward our shared future.

At least she finds me more appealing. "Okay, introduction time!" Everett shouted with a vigorous clap of his hands. She returned her attention to him, her eyes blinking with curiosity. "This goof right here is Cooper Kelly Sullivan, our glorious Beta and my very best friend. He might be a hunk, but that's all there is to him. He's a child and a complete idiot," I couldn't help the sarcastic snort that escaped me.

"This is who I am. You knew how to love me like this, and I thought it could happen again. I hate thinking that you might have a chance with that girl and I hate even more thinking that you do. She'll shatter you, I know it." "I decide who I suffer for, Beth." "And you've chosen her." She lowered her gaze, her disdain for Alice Taylor growing with each passing second. "I wish I could make your life a misery, and if I see you with her, I swear I will!" "You won't see me with her. Now leave, Beth." He placed a finger on her forehead and gently pushed her back, stepping towards the door himself. He smiled at his friend, his former love, the most insane and toxic thing in his life, waving goodby