I Stopped Loving You Years Ago Novels & Stories

answered my mother and mother-in-law. "We'll be home later. Go ahead, get some rest." Before turning back, I kissed my Mom's cheek and did the same to my mother-in-law. ***** "YES, I love her. I love her more than my life. I love her more than I loved her eight years ago. Even though I was Fatima's number one bully, I loved her even then. That's why I want to make her happy. Unfortunately, I am not her happiness. That's why I must let her go."

" Your dad is the last person that will give me such an order, Ju. Whatever deal he made with you, trust me ... You will lose. Do you know why? " She waited, her heart in her throat as he told her. " Because you still love me " " I stopped loving you four months ago, Asher. That's the truth " " No " He disagrees. " That's a lie. You are the one who has loved me for eighteen years as a stranger. I did nothing, and you pine and wish for me. Throughout our one year of marriage, I have always kept you at arm's length, but still,l you love me. Now imagine how much you will fall over in love with me now that I am ready to keep you close in my arms and show you exactly how you deserve to be loved "

“Not for a minute.” I blushed at his words. “And I never stopped loving you.” As we continued to dance, my mind wandered back to those ten years we had been apart. I hadn’t realized it at the time due to the anger, pain, and bitterness clouding my heart, but it was true; I never stopped loving him. Even when we were kids, I think I loved him. I just didn’t know it yet, or maybe I was too afraid to let myself feel it. But I loved him from the first moment we shook hands on the playground. And no matter what happened, that never went away.

Henry thought Tessa was finally giving him a chance, and his heart was filled with hope. However, she destroyed that hope the next second. "I don't love you anymore, Henry. You should go."

I lurched back from the door, everything spinning. Keep coming back? This wasn’t the first time. This was usual. A routine. I turned and went away. Blindly. Stumbling. Tears obscured my eyesight, but I didn’t stop. I didn’t even know I was weeping. I should have known it wouldn’t hurt anymore. We had stopped making love over a year ago. We were no longer Alpha and Luna—just parents, bound by duty. Nothing more. We slept in separate rooms. The love had disappeared long ago.

When he finally spoke again, I exhaled without realizing I’d been holding it in. “I never wanted to speak to you again,” he said sharply. “Max is my family. If you love me, you should love my family as yours. But your behavior that day—” he paused, voice tight—“it showed me you just didn’t care. Or maybe you didn’t love me enough.” I opened my mouth, trying to explain. “I—” “Let me speak,” he hissed, cutting me off.

She was causing herself so much harm and yet I could not feel even a twinge of pain or concern. “I had never loved you Storm. And I'm sorry that whatever we had, hurt you. But I told you from the start, I was already in love with someone else. I had given myself to her completely. You have to let me go.” “She left you and married for money.” “Her mother was dying.” We've gone over this same conversation countless times. She laughed, like a mad person. Her pupils were dilated and her eyes were bloodshot, I could tell that she had taken something strong, a drug.

If she hadn't loved me, she wouldn't have looked at me the way she used to. She wouldn't have cooked my meals every day. Pressed my shirts. Stayed up all night when I was sick. The more I thought about it, the more I understood what I'd thrown away. The less I could accept what was happening. Mia let out a soft breath. "You see? I loved you so obviously, you stopped being careful with me." "I don't love you anymore, Dominic." She looked at the ring in my hand. "It's pretty. I'm sure it cost a lot."

“We… we can’t—” He lifted a hand, cutting me off gently. “I know. I know. But I have to tell you one thing.” His eyes searched mine, raw and unflinching. “I’ve never stopped loving you. Not once. Even when I thought it was impossible. Even when we were apart, even when you were married… I loved you.” I felt tears sting my eyes, the weight of years pressing down. I swallowed hard. “I… I thought I could forget you. I tried.”

My face stayed calm as I answered evenly, "Felix, we ended things. There was no reason for me to find you." After a moment's thought, I added bluntly, "And besides, you were only ever a passerby in my life. I stopped loving you a long time ago." Shock flickered across his face, darkening his expression. After all these years of silence, how could he still not get it? He drew in a slow breath, lowering his head as he stepped closer. "No… You loved me for so many years. You couldn't have stopped." His hand rose to gently brush my hair, his voice filled with longing. "Kathy, the one you've always loved is me. Don't deny it."