I Never Left You Novels & Stories

Alicia would return in an urn. … Julian drove to the airport. Alicia kept talking to him, but he barely responded. The despondency in his face told her that his heart and soul were still with Willow. Still, it was enough that she had him with her, albeit only physically. He turned on the radio, which happened to play a sad song called "Is This How We Lose Each Other". The lyrics went like this: "We just brushed past each other. He said nothing when he left. But do the silent ones not cry?

I stepped onto the stage and spoke calmly, "Thank you all for attending our mate bond dissolution ceremony. I willingly relinquish my position as Luna of the Snowdrifter Pack and divorce Liam." "Good! Sofia! You chose to reject me! You'd better not regret this!" Liam gritted his teeth. As I watched our mate bond dissolve, I felt a weight lift from my shoulders. "I will never regret this! My only regret is not breaking our mate bond sooner! If I had... Maybe my Cecilia would still be alive!" "What? Is Princess Cecilia dead?" "Is this real? What happened?" A wave of murmurs swept through the hall. Liam staggered back, clutching his chest in shock. "W-What did you just say? Sofia, what did you

" I looked down at his stubborn yet fragile grip on my hand. In the end, I sighed and pushed him away. "We're over, Eugene."

“I’m fine, Mom. After I leave, please take care of yourself.” I left without hesitation. From that moment on, Xavier and I would never meet each other again.

Just ten more days. Then I could leave this ice-cold house. Leave these rotten people behind. Go somewhere no one would ever find me. Blood relatives who treated me like a stranger, a fake fiancé with his false promises—I was done with all of it.

"Maybe you didn't physically cheat, but your heart did. Her name's in everything now. The meals you accidentally order for me. The stuff you mumble in your sleep. "If I forgave you, I'd be forgiving every image of your betrayal—every moment I tore myself up over you two. And you'd have to live with my doubt. My suspicion. Every single day. "So be real with yourself, Eric Sutton—can you live with that?" Silence. He just stood there, frozen, eyes red. He had his answer. "This is the end," I said, quiet but final. I turned and walked away. This time, he didn't follow.

Luciana’s whisper made Jennifer smile proudly as she watched her mother pressure Elena. “It’s time for us to leave, Luci. Send our regards to our new family.” After Luciana finished threatening Elena—while forcing her to pretend everything was fine—Henry Lewis approached. It was time for them to go home. Luciana instantly changed her expression again, looking affectionate toward Elena. “Alright, Elena, we’re leaving now, dear.” “Take good care of your pregnancy.” Luciana said sweetly, and soon they left Robert’s residence. “We will as well…”

It wasn’t because he was protecting her from the industry like he always said, it was because the one, and only woman he had ever loved had left him, and he didn’t want a repeat of that from the copy of the same woman. “I see. You already have it all planned out.” Laurie-Ann said, her calm and smooth voice, a huge contrast to the storm brewing in her chest. She wanted to cry, scream, but what good would that do, but give them the satisfaction they had broken her. Her mother always used to say this to her before she passed away. “You can’t break invisible tears.”

Inside were the words Penny had left me. I had already known about you and Vivian Shaw. Since you couldn't give me your love alone, I'd rather have none of it. I'm gone. Don't look for me. My heart skipped a beat. A few words, and just like that, casually, she'd ended all our years together. In that instant it was like a bolt from the blue, and I stood frozen. When I came back to myself, I'd already sunk to the floor, the farewell note crushed into a wrinkled ball in my fist, my face long since wet.

He put his arm around her and left the ward without sparing me a glance. Not long after that, I got a call. It was Teresa. The woman Joseph held. The best friend I thought I had for more than twenty years. "You should've stayed away, Selina. Shouldn't have come back. You can't take Joseph away from me. We're too in love." I said nothing. She continued, "Wake up. You lost your chance. You have nothing now! He hates gold diggers. You thought he was done for, didn't you? I bet you regret it now."