Long Distance Relationship Stories Novels & Stories

Sometimes, I used to call her from the kitchen in the morning since it was a daily routine for me to wake my lazy girlfriend up. In short, it took me weeks to get used to staying without her. However, we were still doing quite well with this long-distance relationship. There was a special time allotted to talk at night. Months passed and we started keeping busier than before. Emily was a student of biochemistry and her studies were mostly research-based which started getting tougher with every passing year. Her exams were knocking at the door and I had a new brand to launch which meant we had a decrease in communication for over a month.

Zero seemed to be trying to stroke Zeva's cheek as he would do if Zeva's physical form were really in front of him. "Yes, I'm sick. It hurts to have a boyfriend who always jokes about his own health," Zeva answered with a voice that was starting to become hoarse, accompanied by sobs. "Dear, sorry. Sorry for making you worry. I promise to try to always take care of my health. I also want to always be healthy and take care of you. Don't cry again, please." Zero pleaded while continuing to wipe the iPad screen with his thumb. "I want you to be healthy not to take care of me. I want you to be healthy for yourself. We're in a long-distance relationship. I can take care of myself here." With tears

That night Jayden and Felicia were in the room. They just leaned on the bed while watching TV. They were both in the blanket looking for warmth. Jayden turned to Felicia, who looked sleepy. He felt he didn't want to go away from this girl anymore. However, they instead have to undergo a long distance relationship which this time is absolute, because their relationship has improved. The misunderstanding that separated them had been resolved even though the distance still remained. "Are you going to miss me?" He asked, making Felicia turn to him.

I explained, and finally he stopped- finally he realized that my alibi was reasonable. ...But I was wrong! "How should I know? What if your relationship with her is under privacy matters, bro," I was shocked by what he just say, I didn't know if I was supposed to laugh or not. Like for real? Me? In a secret relationship? I chuckled, "NO WAY!" Haiist, I ignored him and rubbed my head because of headache that Zio was causing, and it has gotten worst when he started to sing a song. "Why can't I hold you in the street, why Can't I kiss you on the dance floor?..." he kept singing.

His face looked unstable as usual. "I have to get back to New York!" said Fello quickly. Not only Zeline was surprised, but Zeline's three friends followed and fell silent to hear Fello's narrative. "Ge ... get back? When?" Zeline stammered. Zeline's feelings were chaotic. Recently she was so happy and enjoyed time with Fello as her boyfriend, but the harsh reality had to be swallowed up again. She and Fello come from different countries. This is actually how hard it is to have a long-distance relationship.

"Serena! I'm sorry! I know I screwed up! Give me another chance—just one more! I beg you!" The neighbors had come out to see what the commotion was about, whispering among themselves. I leaned against the door, closing my eyes. The tears I'd been holding back finally cascaded down my cheeks, not because I was moved, but because of grief. I grieved for our eight-year relationship, for all that we'd been through, only to end up this way. I grieved for the love I'd poured into this person, only to walk away full of hurt and scars.

Me : My mom and dad just told me we're moving to Durane in a week. Charles : What??? Why?!? Me : My dad got a new job. Obviously he's not going to leave me and my mom here while he's over working in some big city. So yeah, we're moving. He doesn't reply after my last message and I start panicking, scared that he might break up with me. I've watched a lot of Romance movies to know that long distance relationships don't usually work. But I really love Charles and if he's up for it, I'm sure we can make something work. We can always visit each other, and do video calls.

She threw her head up to the sky and let out another sigh as she said, "Maybe you're right. But I'm at a point right now where I can't force it anymore. I'm tired. He's tired. We're all out of sacrifices," Long distance relationships could be a real bitch. Judah and I had a taste of that for the past two years, me being in Los Angeles and him in San Francisco. Yes, Judah got into the best architecture program in the country and he transferred to UC Berkeley. To be fair, UCLA and UC Berkeley were only a four-hour drive away. We would make time and see each other on the weekends, but still. I was spending all of my days just counting down the hours to the next time that we would meet. All our

"Do you have someone? You are in a relationship? Long distance? At the edge of a messy break-up." How do I tell this new bestie of mine that I met this man, fuck him, fuck and fall in love with him, got married to him, and now I can never be with him again? And all of that happened within a week? I can't tell anyone that. It's ridiculous. That story is like one of those messy dreams that you should never tell anyone about. You keep it to yourself and sometimes you casually remember it.

They believed in the power of their connection, trusting that it would withstand the test of distance. As their individual journeys unfolded, Thais and Lucas knew their love story was being written with each passing day. They were determined to turn their dreams into reality and create a future where distance was just a memory. With hearts full of hope and determination, they embraced the challenges of a long-distance relationship, knowing their love was strong enough to withstand the miles that separated them.