I Will Never Be Yours Kian And Selena Novels & Stories

That love… It was never mine alone. I let out a bitter laugh, my heart breaking into pieces. I could barely hold myself together as I stumbled out of his office. My phone vibrated softly, and when I saw the message, I froze in my tracks. It was from Issa. “You saw us today, didn’t you? How happy we are as a family? It’s not just Henry, you know. Even your parents are helping me out. They paid for me to open my own jewelry design studio, giving me a life of luxury.

Xander asked as he came to our table. "I'll just have a cup of latte." Cassie ordered. "What about you Aria?" Xander asked. "I'll just have black sugar free coffee." "Coming right up." He said and went away. I took in a deep breath and spoke up again. "I love Axel Cassie and he used, and he used to love him too, and I don't blame him for treating me this way because I deserve it, I mean if I were in his shoes I would h have done the same, maybe even worse."

She chuckled. "Maybe our babies would grow up as best friends?" Kylie said. Selena nodded with a smile. "That would be wonderful. They could run and play together, just like Cayden and Max did," Selena added. Kylie giggled. "Where's Jennifer tonight? Is she late?" Kylie asked. Selena chuckled, her eyes dancing with mischief. "She is on a date with Dr. Colin." "Again?" Kylie raised an eyebrow playfully. "Those two seem to hit it off well."

The music died as well, and he looked over at the girl that he was madly in love with. But he knew that he could never have her. At least not in this lifetime. He wished that he were okay with that, but the truth was that he knew that he would never be. He knew that even if he were to meet another girl and fall in love again, he would still never get over the omega. “Don’t worry, I will be just fine,” Selena said, breaking the silence. “I need to do this. It’s my destiny.” “I’m sure they’re fine, Selena,” He replied. “Leon and Selena.”

"I'm going too far? Lara, take my advice and leave Kaine. Someone like you will never be worthy of him." I bit down hard on my lip, ready to fire back, when the dressing room door swung open. Kaine emerged, dressed in a groom's suit. "Adele, what do you think of this one?" Before I could speak, another figure stepped into the room—Kaine's older sister, Irena. She looked the two of them over and nodded in satisfaction. "Perfect match. This is what the Star Moon Pack deserves—an Alpha and Luna who belong together." "Not like that clingy ex of yours," she scoffed. "A pathetic Omega trying to use a pregnancy to climb into the Luna's seat. What a ridiculous fantasy."

I stayed by his side every day, barely leaving his room. I carefully filtered out every piece of news about Jayden and Lunara—I did not want any of their filth to reach my father and upset him. But in the end, Lunara still found a way to slither in. She had the gall to show up at my father's hospital room, clinging to Jayden's arm. When I walked in, she was holding a fashion magazine, pointing to a spread with wedding photos, chirping in a fake sweet tone. "Mr. Sheridan, look at this one! Isn't it gorgeous? Jayden and I worked so hard to get this shot just right. But it's all worth it—getting to wear that dress and marry him is the happiest thing that's ever happened to me.

Unfortunately, I waited for ages without receiving a single word from him. I tried reaching him through the mind-link, only to remember that he had already rejected me. He never marked me. At the moment I most anticipated being marked by him, Zachary just looked at me coldly and said, "Faye Newman, I never thought you were so vicious. A woman like you doesn't deserve to be my Luna." He held Omega Nora Gates close, his heart and eyes full of her. Just glancing at me seemed to disgust him. I thought I wouldn't feel pain anymore, but every time I remembered Zachary's hateful look, it felt like knives twisting in my heart.

As we left, she threw Bradley a look and muttered, "You might be divorced, but don't think for a second that woman's stepping into my house." His face darkened. "It's just temporary. Once Vivian has the baby, Serena and I are getting back together." I glanced at him. He was dead serious. Before he could spew more nonsense, I cut in, "I'm already married. And pregnant. So no, there's no reunion happening." He whipped his head toward me, stunned. Just then, Coraline got called away. Some hospital emergency. The second she left, Bradley yanked my hand and dragged me toward the backyard.

The way the warmth that never came to her seemed to exist somewhere else, for someone else, in a life she was not part of. She had stayed anyway. She had told herself that patience was a form of love. That if she was steady enough, warm enough, present enough, something in him would eventually turn toward her the way a plant turns toward light. It never did. "I'll have my lawyer contact yours by end of week," Stellan said, pushing back from the table. He picked up his phone, slid it into his pocket, reached for the jacket draped over the back of his chair. "We can keep this civil. There's no reason it has to be complicated."

She walks out and she leaves me alone to drown in thoughts that can take me down. “Knock. Knock.” Contrary to my usual self, I am not offended or annoyed. “Who?” “Selena.” My breath hitches in my throat. “Come in.” “Thank you.” She glues her eyes to the the ground. “What is it?” “I wanted to see you about something Kieran.” Her eyes are still glued to the phone which is very much unlike the Selena that I know. “Which is?” “I can’t keep doing this.”