Love And Debt Novels & Stories

She bite her lips and larves her tongue around her mouth gliding his broad chest, he didn't stop thrusting harder and sucking passionately. Amber felt tired but still wanted more of him as the close feelings they shared release rocket to their spin, the dick continue surging deeper and harder into her wet pussy. Transition fades in and out dropping the music and Amber is seen on Liam's bed wrapped in the duvet but Liam was no where to be found. "Is this how I pay my debt?" "Is this out of guilt? I feel like I have lost value." "Am I doing this for love or I feel... this is what I ought to do as a debtor?"

“I never complained a bit and worked my butts off to finally pay off the debt. But it felt the more I tried to fix things the more it got worse and it all ended when Noville Haoka decided to get married to me. He proposed to me in a flower scenery with a diamond ring. He was very rich at that time and I could not help but reject him .” “I felt something for him and I was sure he did but I was not too sure of his feelings for me. Well, I accepted and he paid my family's debt in a second and I was free from loan sharks for the rest of my life. Few years later, the man I thought who loved me turned against me and constantly abused me .” “He was never satisfied with what I did and always made su

“I’m grateful for what you did to save me, but I don’t think you and I should be doing whatever this is that we’re doing. After all, I’m no longer in your debt.” “Debt?” What the fuck is she talking about? If anyone was in her debt, it was me for treating her like shit. I made the twins disappear because I had a speech of my own prepared. After she nearly went out of my life, I realized something I had been refusing to face. I love her. I’ve never loved anyone like this and I want to tell her all of that. To tell her she’s my reason to live and I will do anything to have her stay by my side forever. And the amends, I am willing to atone for all of my past actions, but I can’t say any of that

But releasing her meant admitting my failures, my blindness to what was right in front of me. “What if the debt is substantial?” I asked, grasping at straws for a reason to hold onto her. “Debts can be settled in ways other than marriage,” Aunt replied calmly. “If she truly wants to be with her mate, then the debt should not be a barrier. True love transcends material obligations.” I frowned and looked away. “But you are the alpha, and any judgment you will give, I believe will be the right one.” She gave me a comforting smile before getting on her feet. “Don’t overthink about it.” She pecked my cheek before leaving my room.

I added and he grinned. “Okay, let's think about what to do, we can watch a movie together, and let's visit Neil tomorrow. Is that okay?” He said I grinned and agreed to him. It's too nice to be with a person you love the most. We might argue, we might cry, and we might feel pain, but that's a part of the relationship. That's what true love has, it will never be perfect, but we learn to forgive and continue loving each other. That's my definition of true love.

I always believed loving someone meant giving them the power to destroy you, at least that was what I learnt from my parents relationship. My mom loved my father so much and I watched everyday as it wrecked her. He was so undeserving of her love. I turned my head to look at Bowie again, and somehow, I don’t think that fear mattered here, because she deserves more than I’m giving to her. I wanted nothing more than to tell her how I truly felt but the words just wouldn't come. So instead, I whispered the only thing I could. "I'm right here." She stirred slightly, burrowing deeper into my chest, and a soft murmur escaped her lips.

" Lucia said nothing. Minutes passed. My head started aching, but I forced myself. Then I saw it. A gap. Not empty, just hidden. Where money ought to have slept and failed to sleep. "There," I whispered. Lucia leaned in. "What am I looking at?" "A ghost," I said. "A financial ghost node." She blinked. "That's not a thing." “It is like you don't want to touch money,” I said. The money laundering is through a shadow account that is not on paper. "Who would do that?" “One that does not want his name anywhere,” I said. "Not even in lies." Lucia straightened. "Can you trace it?"

Paying the price for a life he insisted on saving. "It sits heavy," Elion said truthfully. "Expand on that." "I thought love was a transaction," Elion said. "I thought it was 'I give you this, you give me that.' Equilibrium." He looked down at his hands. "But this... this isn't equilibrium. This is debt. He took a hit that was meant for me. He broke his body to keep mine whole." "Does that make you love him?" "It makes me terrified of him," Elion whispered. "And yes. It makes me love him. Because no one has ever stood in front of the train for me before."

"Fi‌ne. I owe y‍ou my life​,⁠ Hazel.‍ Y‍ou gave up y‌our l​egs for mine.‌ I have spent fi‍ve‍ years trying t‍o repay something that‌ can't b⁠e⁠ repaid, and no matter what I do, it's never en​ough.​ So yes​. I am‌ tired. I am tired of a debt I can nev⁠er settle​.⁠" Michael made a small⁠, unco‍mfortable sound​ be‌hind h‌i‍m. Pene⁠lope'‍s eyes gle‌amed with something close to triump‍h.‍ And I​ felt the last five years collaps‌e into that single‌ sentenc‍e⁠, in​t‍o the word he had chosen above‌ every other wor‌d availab⁠le t‌o him. Not lov‍e. Not‍ fami‌l⁠y‌. Debt.

he said and I released an inward growl. “But you love Parys. How can you even think about marrying somebody you don’t love?” I just couldn’t fathom that thought. It made no sense to me. I couldn’t imagine being with someone I hated for the rest of my life. “A debt is a debt. She was mine way before we got into a relationship. So my feelings for her don’t matter. It’s my family’s debt and if Parys won’t pay it off, then you will. And we both know that I don’t need to try and convince your parents for this. They will agree to give you to me the moment I say so,” he said and I hated that he was absolutely right. My Father wouldn’t even bat an eye at the request. If he knew I could pay off the d