Long Distance Relationships Letter Novels & Stories

Victor is shifting to hide his immediate reaction to her nearness. "I'm so glad we don't have to do the long-distance thing." "Victor, I don't think a long-distance relationship will hurt us. Other couples I have spoken with who are in love have a little distance between them. I read other couples say; it makes the heart grow fonder." "No, distance gives people like you too much time to reconsider and replay and want to start from scratch again, every time they reunite." "Victor. Not true!" She said, hitting him playfully on the arm.

I admitted, for the first time, that I missed him so much it hurt, that I sometimes sat by the window waiting for the sound of his key in the lock even though I knew he was thousands of miles away. His reply did not brush aside my honesty. He wrote that he missed me in the mornings most, when he reached instinctively across the bed for a hand that was not there. He told me he carried one of my scarves in his bag and sometimes held it during long meetings, the faint trace of my scent anchoring him. He ended the letter with words that made me cry quietly at the kitchen table: Distance cannot undo us. It only teaches me again and again how much you are my home.

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.

I said jokingly. Look, Our realationship is hard. Why? Long Distanct Relationship. I am in Manila and he is in Vigan. It's too far between the two of us. And these days we are also busy because we are both graduating. "You are the first thing I think of when I wake up and you are still my prayer before I go to sleep. So how can I forget you?" He says making me feel butterflies in my stomach. "Wow! really love!? I hope you don't change. We've been together for 2 years but you still don't get tired of me" I said.

Somehow, she would agree with me and fall into my arms, and we would kiss, and that would be that. I knew that real life would never work out that way. She had to leave. She had to go back. As much as I liked to think that we could sustain a relationship in spite of the distance, I knew that long-distance relationships could only work out if there was an end date at some point in the future. You couldn’t just have a distance relationship that lasted forever. That was nothing more than a friendship. Audrey hadn’t even wanted to remain friends the last time she had left. She had cut all the ties she had with Aberdeen—just up and left and never came back.

“My agency has your account now... So I kinda work for you now. The last thing I want is rumors going on about us. And you know how that rumor is going to go. Everyone will think I got the account because I was sleeping with you, and I have to think about myself and my career too. A rumor like that could ruin it, and I can't risk that... Also we live so far away from each other. The distance is a big barrier.... And I have never been a fan of long distance relationships.... I hope you understand the point I'm making here, but I don't think that I can give you what you want. "

"But-" "I love you, but think about it. Long relationships are hard, sure we might be able to handle it but I don't want to take any risk... What if we break up and it affects our friendship? On top of that we're long distance so we won't be able to see each other everyday. I can't ever lose you, ever... So please?" I nodded and blinked back my tears. Its so hard to keep the tears but I have to. Lucas says his goodbyes to all of them and so does Mom and Dad and we finally headed inside.

Though I knew our short relationship was a blip on the radar, he was a sweet guy and I owed it to him to release him of any commitment. "Hey, beautiful," his deep voice came through the phone. I tried to picture him - green eyes, sandy hair, chiseled jaw. Too bad he wasn't my soulmate, he was lovely to look at. "Hey Luke, we need to talk," I blurted out. I was never good with confrontation. "There is no easy way to say this and I do care about you a lot. But I think that attempting a long distance relationship at 18 won't be a good idea and I'm afraid one of us would get hurt." Silence on the other end.

"I meant what I said yesterday. My business decisions can't be based on proximity to you. That's not healthy for either of us." "So we'd be long-distance. At least initially." "We've done harder things than long-distance." "We almost destroyed each other doing harder things." "Fair point." He looks up from his phone. "What would you need from me to make long-distance work? Specifically." The question catches me off guard. "I—I don't know. I've never done this before. Not the healthy version of it, anyway." "Neither have I. So we figure it out together. But I need you to tell me when you need more communication, more visits, more reassurance. I can't read your mind, and I can't rely on my ins

"You guys can make long distance work? I don't know, you guys did a good job when you got back from LA." "It was easy because we weren't in a relationship." I told him. "And frankly, I don't think long distance can ever be my thing so I think it's best if we just move on." Chris let out a defeated sigh, "Alright, fine." "Thank you." "So you guys haven't spoken at all since last night?" He asked. I shrugged, "He sent a 'got home safe?' text." "Did you respond?" "No." I furrowed my eyebrows.