Love Of A Lifetime 소설 & 이야기

“Thank you. I love you, Mrs. Blue Sanford. You are mine for 100 million years and forever.” She giggled and nodded. “I am yours forever. I love you too, Mr Sanford.” With that, I claimed her lips in a very passionate kiss. This woman is my hope. I don't want this lifetime to end and if possible, I will have her again in another life and in the next life. THE END~

Enough love to cover them like the stars above and last a lifetime. THE END

She hugged her, sobbing in her arms feeling the motherly support she needed at that time. Brandon Are you getting me? I want everything to last, forever, the same way. I don’t want the love to fizzle out. I don’t want the intensity to lose steam with the years. I don’t want you to ever get bored of me or my things. And I know this is lots of work, effort, emotions, and purity. So please say yes only when you say yes to all of this. Otherwise, you are not going to last. We are not going to last. And I have no time for temporary emotions. Stay only when you can stay 100%. Love me only when you can love me forever in the same way. Promise me only when you will keep your promise no matter what.

He began to panic now and immediately called his home in Varanasi but there was no answer. He saw his Vasudha Bhabhi slowly walking towards the front yard with a tray full of Diyas and joined her. He took the tray from her in spite of her protests and said simply, "Bhabhi there's no one but Damini in my heart and life now. And I haven't even looked at Aishwarya since Damini came into my life, and I would never look at any other woman in my life forever. Please believe me." Vasudha looked at his determined and truthful face, glowing with the reflection from the Diyas he was carrying and sighed deeply.

if there was one thing they both agreed on was that their big brother was a heartless bully, A heartless bully they both love. She thought of another man, who was a heartless bully, one whom she had loved beyond life itself, but the thought of that man only brought pain, it has been four years but It still hurt like it was yesterday, so she pushed him out of her mind, was not a time to be sad, she wiped the tears that managed to fall, she reminded herself this was a good time for her family it was a time to celebrate. She got up, going to get herself a late-night snack, a habit she developed four years ago when she had returned from

Tears trembled in Aria’s eyes before spilling over again. When she thought about their life together—maybe fifty, sixty years at most—it felt far too short. Nowhere near enough. “Then promise me,” she murmured, lowering her head. She lifted his hand, their fingers still intertwined, and pressed a flurry of soft kisses to the elegant lines of his knuckles. “Promise you’ll love me for a lifetime, spoil me for a lifetime.” Her tears slid down, warm against his skin.

Until his final day. That day, clarity returned. He gave one final instruction for his epitaph. "To the only one I have ever loved, may we meet again in the next life." What he didn't know was that, at nearly the same moment, Harper was lying in bed too. She was surrounded by the man she loved, and generations of children and grandchildren. "Grandma, do you have anything you'd like to say?" She looked at Christopher, who had stood by her side for sixty years.

When they finally pulled apart, Leo’s breath trembled. Cris kept his forehead pressed to Leo’s. “You’re shaking.” Leo laughed once, quiet and uneven. “Because I’ve never felt… this.” He swallowed, trying again. “It’s one of the best things I’ve ever experienced.” Cris went still. He drew back just enough to study Leo’s face. “Say it again.” Leo didn’t look away. “Being with you — like that — feels like something I’ve been missing for years. Maybe more.” Cris’s throat worked, emotion flickering across his features. “You mean in this lifetime,” he said.

This was my happy ending. Not revenge, though that had been satisfying. Not success, though that had been fulfilling. Just love. Pure, honest, lasting love. The kind that transcends lifetimes. The kind that makes everything else fade away. The kind that proves some stories really do end with "happily ever after."