Long Distance Relationship Stories Novels & Stories

She continued “There are millions of couples who have successful long distance relationships, Byung-Ho isn’t Chidi okay? For one he is Korean, hot and rich af while your asshole of an ex is a broke immigrant. I have watched you turn relationships off since Chidi, and I thought you would get over it but you’re about to let this billionaire daddy go for silly reasons” Irene had hit the nail on the head and TJ was reminded about her ex fiancé, they had been together for two years when he proposed but he had been promoted and subsequently transferred to London, she hadn’t cared and even went for visits when she had break from work, they had planned to go for their Introduction the month the rela

As they sat there, lost in each other’s gaze, they knew that this was just the beginning of their story. The months apart had only deepened their connection. Distance, while challenging, had intensified their longing for each other. Every video call, every text message, was a precious moment, a glimpse into each other’s lives. They shared stories, dreams, and fears, their bond growing stronger with each passing day.

Her seven-year relationship was over, all because they went long-distance. Olivia wanted to offer words of comfort, but at the thought of her messy marriage, she felt that she didn't have the right to reassure others. Instead, she remarked, "Knowing you, you must have caused quite a scene." Everly led Olivia over to the bench by the flower garden and took a seat. She gave Olivia a bag of chips while she started eating out of the other. "My temper has long mellowed after all these years of a long-distance relationship. I had a bad feeling about this whole thing anyway. You can fall in love for many reasons, but you only need one to fall out of it."

I had made myself more comfortable on the boulder and I had crossed my legs looking into the water. "Do you ever wonder if we'd still be together if I didn't go away?" I asked out of nowhere. And I could tell by the look on his face that he wasn't expecting that question. "Yeah. Actually, I know that we'd still be together. But you're the one that insisted that long distance relationships don't work." He says. "They don't work. I know that they don't work. And I didn't know how long I was going to be gone for. So there was no point in stringing you along...I met someone in the Richmond pack." I hesitantly admitted.

I always enjoyed checking pretty ladies out, so I clicked on the live-stream video and began watching it. But I was surprised to see the pretty Brianna crying in distress once I clicked on the video. She looked like she'd been gravely wronged. "My boyfriend and I are in a long-distance relationship. I had no choice but to break up with him when I went abroad for studies three years ago. Unexpectedly, he still has feelings for me and was waiting for me to return after all these years, so we got back together again a month ago. "This time round, I returned to Vireslo earlier than expected to give him a surprise. But guess what? I saw… I saw him with his arms wrapped intimately around another w

Four years. We had been doing this for four years. And somehow, we were still together. Still in love. Still fighting for each other. Some people thought we were crazy. Long-distance relationships almost never worked, especially with an NBA player and a PhD-bound scientist. The odds were against us. But we had never cared about odds. We had survived kidnappings and stalkers and gunshots. We had survived the Williams and Jason and everything else Daisyland had thrown at us. A little distance wasn't going to break us.

I said, my voice breaking. I didn't let her go for a long time. When the end finally came, she screamed my name, and I followed her into the dark a second later, both of us clinging to each other as if we could actually hold back the future. I asked her to come over after the trip, when my grandparents would be visiting, though during the trip we didn’t make any bets. We both knew maintaining a long-distance relationship wouldn’t be easy, especially with me being several hours away by plane.

He was an engineer currently making 120 thousand dollars a year, and from what I knew, his boss hated it when he requested time off. "It's fine…" he said. Hearing those words, I nearly laughed out loud. Was it really that fine to him? Ever since Eugene and I started working three years ago, we had been in a long-distance relationship 80% of the time, and I was always the one traveling to see him. He was always too busy to spare any time for me. Yet now, he could drop his work and fly across the world to find me. After taking a sip of water, I caught sight of something he gripped tightly and asked, "What's that?"

"The only reason I was ever with you was because she asked me to. She said she was worried about you being alone overseas. She asked me to look after you." I looked at Nathan. The man I'd loved for three years. Three years together. Two of them long-distance. Every time I flew home, he was there at the gate. Every time I got sick, he'd stay up to video-call me across the time zones. I'd thought that was love. Turns out it was just my sister's concern. "So —" My voice cracked, dry. "What now?" "So today's ceremony," Nathan said, "we pretend it didn't happen."

"We've been in a relationship since college. We broke up and came back together about a month ago. Long-distance for only a short amount of time while I was in Europe completing my education and working for my father's company. We kept it private because of the distance and because Zendaya was focused on her recovery from the accident." I sat frozen in my wheelchair, my mind racing. What was he doing? Why was he lying for me? And why did part of me want so desperately for it to be true? "That's ridiculous," Victor scoffed. "If you've been together since college, why didn't anyone know? Why didn't Adrian know?" All eyes turned to my brother. Adrian stood there, clearly as shocked as I was. I