I Wish I Never Love You Novel Novels & Stories

She had spent so much of her life believing they shared something special, but in the quiet moments captured by those photographs, she now saw the truth: it had always been her giving more, loving more, hoping more. Her heart clenched as the flames consumed the edges of the album, the pages curling and blackening. Each photograph dissolved into ash, and with it, the weight of years of unspoken feelings. She had clung to these memories, believing they were the thread that kept them tied together. But now, as she watched them burn, she understood that they had only been holding her back—keeping her bound to someone who had never fully returned the love she offered so freely. As the fire roared

But what he didn't know was that Winnie was sending me photos of their dates in real-time every day. In those photos, Quinton looked truly relaxed and happy in a way I had never seen before. If it were a few months ago, I might have felt heartbroken by this betrayal. Now, I just wanted to escape as soon as possible. After getting my new prosthetic leg, I placed the divorce papers I had prepared in advance on the table. This year-long scam should also finally come to an end. … There were ten minutes left before boarding. I held my boarding pass and gently stroked my belly.

Steven He has no idea that he never had my heart in the first place. I liked him, sure, but I was never in love with him, and things were never as serious as he’s making them out to be. Creeped out and unsure what to do next, I decide not to throw the notes away - they might wind up being evidence in a future legal case, because he’s going a bit nuts. I make my way to my fridge, feeling a chill tingling down my spine as I grab a bottle of cold brew. Making myself a cup - even though I know I shouldn't have caffeine this late - I try to decide what to do about Steven.

"Do you really think I can't live without a man?" He froze. Lucia didn't flinch. Her voice stayed ice-cold. "I used to throw myself at you because I loved you. But not anymore." 'I don't love you anymore.' The words slammed into Jared like a punch to the chest. His fists clenched. "No. That's not possible. You can't not love me." He knew her. Knew how much she used to give. She'd stayed up all night just to make his favorite food. Spent months sewing a birthday gift by hand. Every little thing—done out of love.

I closed my eyes and silently made my wish. “System, I want to use the last wish for myself. I wish to never love Ben again.”

He realized that in a world where he no longer existed, I could live so brightly and freely. That brilliance and freedom hurt him far more than my hatred or resentment ever had. Because it meant that I had truly let go of the past, walked out of his shadow, and stepped into a brand-new life. And he was left behind, trapped forever in the ruins of what used to be. Later, when Cecilia heard that Vito had been left disabled, she bolted without a second thought. She married a greedy, gambling loser, and her days turned into a mess of constant chaos.

“Good. Because I don’t want to go.” But deep down, I knew the next 48 hours would test everything we’d just promised. And I wasn’t sure if our new beginning could survive what was coming. I Don’t Want to Let You Go — Alexander realizes he doesn’t want to end the marriage. Major turning point.

"And who is that?" "The woman I am utterly and hopelessly deep in love with." "Drake..." "No, let me finish. You don't know how envious I am of you sometimes. You can take it on the chin and keep going like it didn't affect you. You carry so many burdens and you always look out for others and hold onto other people's problems and most of the time, you can fix anything. You are the diamond everyone is chasing after, but almost no one knows where to find you. I could have a hundred girls trying to get at me, but no one could turn my head from you. You are my perfect other half and the person I want to spend forever with. I would burn towns down if that's what it meant to keep you. I would do a