Layangan Putus Part 2 Novels & Stories

Even our child could not save our relationship because he does not even believe in its existence. “It's pointless. Also, it's better to end things. Our marriage was like an agreement and since he has no use for me now, the agreement has ended.” It was a mistake. If I had known that I would be treated like this after the return of his fated mate, I would have never agreed to this marriage. Second chance mates after all are…second choice, not first. “But Luna…” She steps closer to me, her brown eyes staring at me, “You love him, more than your own life. I know you.” Her words squeeze my chest tightly and warm tears cover my vision. She has seen how much dedicated I have been to Elijah.

Later I found that to be true. “She must be his mate,” she said. “Then don’t let them be happy,” he said. The second time we met was so important in my life. We talked a lot and came up with a plan to conquer all the pack with their power. I asked her to wreck Alder’s and Melody’s marriage so they wouldn’t concentrate on anything. Breaking their mate bong will put them in turmoil. They were going to face severe consequences and that’s the time they have to act straight.

My daughter, Lily, was hit and dragged for two whole miles by a drunk driver. I rushed her blood-drenched body into the emergency room. While the doctors saved her, I collapsed onto the floor in the hallway. With the last ounce of strength left in my body, I sent a text to my husband, Howard. [Lily is in critical condition. Get to the hospital now!] A few seconds later, my phone chimed with a reply. [Stay safe. I’ll be over as soon as I wrap things up here.]

Layla’s frown deepened and looked at Aiden. “What is this?” Layla asked. She held the pad and traced her paper with her fingers. “You were right. I don’t know you, none of us really do. But I was hoping this could be an olive branch and that we can start on a new page.” Aiden said. He realized last night how badly the had screwed up with Layla and really wanted a second change. “Was that a pun?” Layla asked while trying to hide the smile that spread on her face. Aiden was the one who frowned this time as he analyzed his words.

-He said frustrated. -Well, show me, because I'm not pregnant. -Stop lying to me. You have the nerve to deny it, when I heard you talking about it, a few hours ago. And... it's not mine, Luna...you... -What the fuck are you talking about? - Jesus Christ, Luna. -She said and left the room. James rushed downstairs. He reached for Luna's purse. He took out the little box. He went upstairs and Luna was sitting on the bed. James laid the test on her lap.

I asked her hiding my irritation. “I am fine! There is just less blood in my body and doctor gave so many tablets.” She replied smiling. I want to smile, but I couldn’t. It’s been two months since I have lost the record and searching for that guy, who can give me another copy, but I couldn’t even find that guy. I need to do something as Sahil is living free life and enjoying it working as an owner of his father’s company. Within just two months, the marriage will end, but I feel every door is closed to even get some evidence.

Our breaths collide, uneven and heavy, mirroring each other. The sudden distance hit harder than I expected. Like being pulled away before I was ready. The warmth was still there… but already fading in the space he’d put between us. A sharp wave of disappointment crashes over me. For just a moment… I thought this was it. That he would finally let go. That we would stop holding back… stop fighting whatever this is between us. But just like every time before— He pulls away. The words slip out before I can stop them. “Do you not want me?”

Part one of the story ends here. The second part of the story starts after a four-month gap.