Loser From It Novels & Stories

Heart… please, give way to the man willing to provide us with the world. I don’t know if this relationship will work… or crash and burn like the last one. But for now, you need to stop bleeding for the wrong man you once thought was your forever.

“What makes you think I’d wake up and start cheating on you?” Caro felt silly, shy, her lips parting slightly, eyes darting to his. The tone of his voice was too honest. She wasn’t expecting that a sudden confession. He kept speaking, his eyes never leaving hers. “You were hard for me to reach years back. I tried.” He paused, looking at her like he could see every thought in her eyes. “Now that I finally got you, why would you think I’d lose you again?” Caro’s chest tightened painfully. She didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. His words hit places she didn’t know were open. The jealous anger she’d been carrying all this while dissolved in an instant, replaced by something much softer, much h

Finally, across the construction warning line, he spoke, "Ophelia… I made a huge mistake." I froze mid-step. A few seconds passed, and I kept walking. His voice followed me, still behind me. "I regret it. I was wrong. I thought I could just marry her… but I ended up losing you forever." His back, usually so straight, seemed weighed down by the moonlight, his shadow stretching long and thin. The entire man looked crushed by the light. I took a deep breath and looked at him, no longer seeing a hint of the person I once loved.

I'm not your father," I coldly replied. "Why?" "Your last name is Warner. Mine is Chandler. We were never part of the same family." Serene abruptly snatched the phone from Tina and scolded me in displeasure. "What are you saying? You made Tina cry. Come here and apologize right now!"

--- It shatters in moments like this— --- When you finally face what you’re most afraid to lose.

help! I guess this is the end for me.

I can't lose my angel! *************************

I could only go with that because it was the only card available to me. "You lose."

That was probably the peak of it. "There were moments," I said carefully. "Early on. Small ones." "And then?" "And then the miscarriage happened and you didn't know how to be there for that and neither of us recovered from it properly and everything just." I pressed my lips together. "Calcified." He didn't say anything for a while. The car pulled through the gate and up the drive and stopped. The driver got out to open the doors but Jamie held up a hand and the man stayed where he was.

He was going to lose it. Really lose it.