Long-distance Lover Novels & Stories

“ She can't. “ Arleta said and Flora looked at her confused. " Why not? “ " Because we move a lot. Who knows we might move next month and she'll break his heart. “ " Long distance relationships work too. “ " What's a long distance relationship? “ Bellamy asked innocently. " You could call him, video calls and then you meet every summer. “ " It's not possible Flora. “ " People do it. “ " It's not possible. “ " Why? “ " It's complicated. “ Bellamy said and Flora sighed.

“At least, that’s the way it looks right now. If I have to stay longer, I’ll text you and let you know. Okay?” “Okay,” she answered, even though it really wasn’t okay at all. He had not spent more than two nights in a row at home in three months and counting. She knew he had no choice – as a regional sales manager, his career involved extensive travel – but it still irritated her how much time his job was carving away from a life together. “I love you,” she said earnestly, and didn’t notice the brief pause before Evan replied, “I love you too.” *** “Another day, another dollar, right, Baker?” Tim quipped.

"Yeah, you right. It's been so long. I wonder how our friend turns out to looks. Just look at Yu Zhin; he's so handsome and tall too." "So, you guys have a childhood friend that still in contact?" Eng Suk Chin asks. "Yeah, we have. We used to play at Lu's island together until Asher moves out back to Russia, and then he moves to Arendell." Hyejin explains to her. "But 11 years ago, we start separated our ways and rarely contact each other. Only me and Asher, who still keep in touch together. While others start to follow their own path and life." Asher nod. Yup, 11 years ago, when it all starts to be like what it is today. One move that he does that make them separate their ways and live.

"Men are all the same. The second their girlfriends leave, they start wandering." "Long-distance relationships just don't work out. Staring at a phone every day doesn't give you warmth. The chances of lasting are like one in ten thousand." "There's a saying that not even dogs do long-distance." "Just break up with your girlfriend. Don't ruin her. Lock things down with your senior instead." "Why do you want to ask Madam about this? Are you hoping she'll say you're doing the right thing? You're trash. I hope you're cursed to keep repeating this cycle forever!"

She added and I gave her a look. “It’s been a year since I dated him!” I beamed. Jericho Marquez is my ninth boyfriend but we only lasted for a month and a half. But even then, I still hold the longest record on all of his flings. He’s a real playboy, just like his best friend, Hades Cortez, who I dated before him. Upon saying those words, I saw Jericho glance at me in my peripheral vision. I looked at Genina and she’s grown stiff and motioned behind me.

"I would never. I'm yours." Since he had a little time, we made love and then he left. A year goes by fast and I can still visit him. Doesn't have to be hard. Long distance relationships can work. ............. Okay, it's been six months, I went there three months ago, things were amazing, we sightsee, made love and went on dates. Although the only thing I didn't like. Was his co-star, I hate that girl. She kept flirting with him and he just laugh and I did catch him flirting back. It hurt I'm not gonna lie.

If he can be happy with me there, then I’ll do everything in my power to give him what he’ll need for that happiness as I expect him to do for me. “You could take more time to think about it?” she suggested. “With all due respect, I will not stretch this unnecessarily. I know of someone who as had to deal with separation from a mate and I wouldn’t wish this on anyone, particularly Darren and I. Long distance is more gruesome than most think. And I promised myself I would not do it. We gave ourselves a few weeks to make our initial decision, and I stick by it.” We ate some more in silence. “You know—,” she said after a while. “James never wanted to cause you trouble.”

Neo would sleep in her room at night. "I want to sleep with you, Ian!" I cried. He faltered before saying, "Sure." "You hesitated. Have you fallen out of love with me now that you have Neo?" He looked at me seriously. "It's only been four months since your C-section, DeeDee. I'm worried I'll hurt you if I lose control." I poked his waist and mumbled, "I'm not against that." Then, Ian carried me into the bedroom. Suddenly, I understood why couples were so eager for these things after not being together for a long time.

I replied, my legs aching slightly. He poured us wine as we sat. “You don't seem to have found a mate either,” he remarked, wiggling his eyebrows suggestively. “What do you say we keep each other company?” Disgust shot through me, though I hid it well. The mere idea revolted me. Love was no longer a luxury I cared for, and just as I suspected, he was another man out to ruin me. “Forgive me, Alpha Asher, but I need the restroom,” I said, maintaining a formal distance as I briskly walked away.

Somehow, in their eyes, I had become the problem. We weren't the same kind of people. I apologized to Wyatt for wrecking his birthday and told him plainly I wouldn't regret walking away. My application for overseas study had already been approved. In a month, I would leave Riverton for a program in Amerinth. For the next few days, Bernard didn't contact me, but Vera did. She kept sending me intimate photos of the two of them. I neither responded nor blocked her. I wanted to see how long their little fling could last.