Kat And Jared Still Together Novels & Stories

“Where have you been? I have been calling and you weren't picking up! You got us so worried.“ Kayla asked scolding her. “By the way, did you drink? You don't look too good.“ May shook her head weakly, “I'm not fine. I just came from sleeping with Jared Holland.“ Kayla gasped, “What?“

Someone suddenly asked, "By the way, where's Jared?" "Yeah, Riley, you two grew up together. You were practically joined at the hips as kids. We all thought you'd end up marrying him. How did you two suddenly lose contact?" At the mention of my name, Riley's lips twitched, and a flicker of disgust crossed her eyes. But with Benjamin beside her, she forced herself to remain gentle and gracious. "That was all when we were kids. Childhood feelings don't count." Someone nudged another person with a look. "Drop it. Riley's engaged to Mr. Prescott now. Why bring up old stories?"

Pushing herself up and leaning on the headboard, Jada recalled everything that had happened between them. Jada recalled when Kobe and Lyken first approached them in their hang-out back at the university. Then they invited them to their small party. Of course, she recalled the first time Lyken confessed his feelings to her. As well as the first time he cheated on her. And the reason for their break up. They went through a lot. In the coming weekend, they were supposed to tie the knot. But they haven’t talked to each other yet after what happened the other night. ‘If I don’t do anything about this, we’ll end up canceling the wedding,’ she thought. Of course, she doesn’t want that to happen, es

Liquid drenched my jaw as I desperately held on to Kane. His eyes flickered, and he looked away again. "I will lose my inheritance if I stay with you. I'm sorry, Jared." He begged. "We... can't be." He pulled his hand away and turned back. "Bye, Kane." I watched his retreat. My face was covered in tears, and my lips trembled. I wanted to plead, hold on to him, and remind him of all we used to share. But I knew it was over. From the moment he returned to our shared apartment, Kane had made up his mind. Our three years of fragile love weren't enough to break the bond between an Alpha and an omega...

"Today was my fault. I went ahead and ordered the latest jewelry and handbags for you. They'll arrive tomorrow. Please don't be mad at me, okay? "Kate's still young, so it's normal for her to slip up now and then. Don't be so harsh on her. How about you just delete that comment? She's crying her eyes out in there." I gave no answer. With my arms crossed, I stared at the man I had loved for a decade. We had been husband and wife for seven of those years. But despite it all, Harrison's face felt like a stranger's. Not getting the reaction he hoped for, Harrison frowned. He swallowed his frustration and spoke again.

" Meet with his grand father and explain to him, he sure he is on your side then we will find a way to confine her at the hospital, by the time she gets better you both have gotten married. I wasn't sure if I was ready to act on her plan just yet, but at least now I had a possible solution to consider. And with my mother in my corner, I felt more confident that I could figure things out with Jeff. As I went to bed that night, I couldn't help but feel grateful for my mother's love and support. She had always been my rock, and once again she had come through for me when I needed her most. The following day. I woke up early and drive down to Jeff's grandfather. When I got there I explained to J

“Then what’s your plan? Don’t forget—you still have Catherine.” “I’ll cancel the wedding. I just need to talk to Grandma when she’s calm,” Zane said with quiet determination. His gaze locked on Karter. “And about Jade… I hope it’s alright with you if I pursue her too.” Karter blinked, stunned. Then a short laugh escaped him. He rose and extended his hand to his best friend. “Rivalry welcomed,” he said. Their handshake was firm, charged with unspoken challenge. For the first time in their long history of dating, they had agreed to pursue the same woman—open rivals in love.

And Jared never came, even after it ended. Like all the others, the 13th wedding ended with his failed promise. … After the ceremony, I hailed a cab and headed straight to the airport. On the way, I sent Jared a message I'd typed long ago. "I left the divorce papers with Grandma Eleanor. From today, everything returns to where it belongs. Be happy, and let's not meet again." Without waiting for his reply, I blocked his number and deleted it from my phone. Before boarding, I called the customer service and canceled my phone line, for good.

They wouldn't have gotten married if it weren't for me. At the end of the day, we gave our all to our husbands. We even went through the challenges of pregnancy, only to be manipulated by Soren and Zach as they vied for Jenna's attention! Juliet let out a sudden snicker as her sobs grew heavier. I looked up and saw her raising her phone for me to see. She showed me a photo of a topless Soren with a rope tied around his waist. Jenna rested in his arms as they were lowered to the ground. And Zach, dressed in a police uniform, rushed over to them.

More precisely, the relationship between the two is only a relationship limited to bedmates. There is one agreement that exists between the two that there will never be love in the relationship. Because when the word love is present, then this relationship must finally end. The two deliberately emphasize the agreement because both Renee and Jason have been hurt and hurt by love. Therefore, when they meet each other and bond with each other, they don't want the life they have begun to build to be destroyed just like that because of the word love. Until finally limited to bedmates, with no clear relationship commitment and also without interfering in each other's personal lives finally became