Jaded About Love Novels & Stories

"You’d really pick her over me? What does Jade have that I don’t? I’m stronger than her, Darius, and we both know it. And don’t kid yourself—I’m more beautiful, too." A harsh laugh escaped me. “Jade is the only woman I’ll ever want or see. If she hadn’t been my second-chance mate, I’d have rejected anyone else. Third, fourth, it wouldn’t matter—they wouldn’t be her. So, do yourself a favour and find your own second chance, like I did. Maybe you’ll get lucky and find someone who loves you.” Her face crumbled for just a second, her pride slipping, before she caught herself. "You're sick, Darius. This isn't love—it's obsession."

Jake was at a loss for words; he didn't dare answer. "I've told you many times to call me if you need help. Jake doesn't have any money; don't make it hard for him. Or do you still love him and just want to trouble him? You told me yourself that you hate Jake. Is everything you told me just a lie? You should be able to be clear about whether you still love him or not. Don't be gray like this; everyone will misunderstand." Jared said it with annoyance. He was angry at Jake and jealous of Caroline's attitude.

I guess I’m a sucker for pain. I loved Jayler so fricking much that I was willing to wait for him. He was the one who let me believe that love is sweeter after the pain, that love is fuller when you take it slowly and surely, that love can revive a withered hope, re-ignite a dying passion, break all chains that are keeping you down and most importantly, love can help you find yourself again.

Jadie's eyes welled up with tears. She then hugged him from behind while sobbing. She cried, "Zach, do you know how much I envy Madelyn? To see how the person she loves also loves her back unconditionally? She is able to be engaged with the person she likes." "I also want to be with you forever, too, Zach, just like her. I want to be your wife forevermore. But... why can't you like me back?" Jadie asked.

“And I’m glad. I needed… this. I needed you.” They stopped at a quiet spot along the river, the water reflecting the city lights like molten gold. Jaden turned to face her, his eyes dark and intense. “Nora… I want you to know something. I don’t just want to be with you because it’s convenient, or because I feel guilty. I want to be with you because I love you. All of you. Even the parts you think are broken. Even the parts that hurt. I want them too.”

Jayden then steps forward, capturing everyone's attention like the firework display that marked Mulan's triumph. "Love, as I've come to know it, isn't just a simple 'happily ever after' at the end of a storybook. It's messy, it's complicated, and sometimes it's even a little bit...beastly. But then someone comes along, someone like you, Kiara, and makes it all worth it." His gaze is as intimate as a secret, filled with a devotion so deep it could make even the stone gargoyles of Notre Dame come alive.

Jade's expression had gone very still, very serious. "She is my everything," I continued. "My reason for breathing, for fighting, for trying to be better than I was yesterday. I do not just love her, I am devoted to her. Completely. Eternally. Nothing in this world or any other could make me hurt her, and nothing could make me leave her. Not death, not distance, not time itself."

Leaving Reo who is dead with lice with a million pieces of destruction in his feelings. Reo looked sadly leaving Jack. He said falling in love is never wrong. However, why is the feeling that Reo is experiencing is considered wrong, and disgusting? Worse yet, the one who said that openly was Jack, the idol of the heart for the past two years. "Jack, I'm always trying to get to you. It doesn't matter how you look at me, because I really love you." *** Jack couldn't understand Reo's attitude lately. Reo was like a man Jack no longer knew. Even though it has been ten years the friendship between the two is fine. Unfortunately, their relationship soured when Reo said he was gay.

"I know he did this for my good, but … this is still too cruel." Afraid that Yvonne would misunderstand, Jade immediately added, "I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about my father. He had always treated me as a child. He never discussed anything with me …" Tears fell from Jade's eyes once more. She gritted her teeth and said angrily, "He's a bastard." Yvonne could hear the heartbreak and love in her tone, as well as a deep feeling of helplessness. She followed Jade's gaze. In the end, she said, "You're lucky to have a father who loved you so much.'"

He’d been my best friend, the reason I woke up every single day with a smile on my face, and he’d betrayed me like none of it mattered. Jada blinked several times, her eyes wide with a sort of wistful surprise that had me tilting my head. I’d never seen those two emotions paired together before. “…I’ve never known a love like that.” She confessed, wringing out her hands. “You are very lucky.”