Love Out Of Reach Novels & Stories

I agreed and again felt this boundless sadness. I'm here without you, it crossed my mind. Yes, I started talking to him in my mind, which was pretty insane. It just kind of helped me get over the pain of his departure. Love was something incredibly complicated, something unpredictable that could bring sorrow or tremendous happiness. Unfortunately, I had been betting on the wrong men so far. Will that ever change?

When she was about to throw the key into the river, Mike tried to grab it but failed. We all looked at the key that dropped in the river. Mike's knuckles became white as he gripped the fence of the bridge. He glared at Katherine and punched the fence. She flinched. "Just leave," Rose told Katherine. She glared at us before doing as told. Mike tried hard to remove the love lock with his hand but couldn't. He raked his fingers through his hair as he looked at the surroundings. Furious, he picked up a stone from the ground and started hitting the lock with it.

He kicked her away and brushed off the leg of his pants in disgust, as if something filthy had just touched him. “Someone like you… You think you’re qualified to talk about love? The kind of love you’re talking about is nothing but lies, manipulation, and treating me like an idiot.” He crouched down slowly and gripped Brittany’s chin, forcing her to look up at him. His eyes were filled with cold, terrifying fury.

"Tia, I was wrong. I shouldn't have ignored your call, and I shouldn't have mistaken your actions as a way of giving me attitude. Jewel is aware of her mistake too, so stop being stubborn and come home with me." I shook my head. "Listen to yourself, Ian. You still think that I'm giving you attitude right now, but you're wrong. I'm not giving you attitude, nor am I mad at you. I just don't love you anymore." Ian's eyes widened. He had not expected me to say those words in such a casual manner. I felt absolute relief the moment I told him I did not love him anymore. It was true. It was the reason why we ended up here, but we did not realize it before. It was because we did not love each other

She thought, " Ok, before sunset" He nodded, "deal", and she nodded back. He then rose and left. She realized that all eyes were on her and that made her feel proud. That day, she made a good and quick sale. As she headed back home with her tray held inclined to her flank, she began to think about her relationship life so far. She realized she was so clingy, that she was maneuvered easily. She wanted to be careful next time, but it seemed her heart was already crossing the line for this new guy.

Samantha said. "Look, Samantha. Let me tell you this now. I have had feelings for you since we worked at our previous place of work. I was always waiting for the perfect time to tell you, until that Allen appeared from nowhere. You have never noticed me, because I am just the ordinary Richard you know. With the way I see it, I don't think you will give me a chance now. You are also making me out of job by closing the clinic. Remember this, Samantha. No man will love you like I do and as from today, I quit from the clinic and I will not forget you. I won't forget you because you are mind. I will find you "

Ethan now clinging fists, "You think you can just take her from me? After everything, You think I will let that be?" Thomas chuckled, “but you never loved her. You always treated her like she is trash you picked from nowhere?” “That's none of your business.” “It's my business Ethan! it's my fucking business because I love so much.” Now calmly "It's too late, Ethan. Your little game of power has boomeranged. Elah will be mine, and there is nothing you can do about it."

“Yes. I love you, Lydia. I realized too late that you were the only real thing I ever had.” Adrian leaned in, his lips a fraction of an inch from hers. The promise of a reconciliation that would erase three years of pain hung in the balance. Lydia’s eyes fluttered shut, her body leaning instinctively into his warmth, her heart screaming for the man she had never truly stopped wanting. Then, she remembered the girl she used to be—the one who would have crumbled at his feet for those words. She pulled back. It wasn't a sudden movement, but it was absolute. She moved out of his reach, her hands coming up to push against his chest. She moved out of his heat, her breathing shallow and ragged.

Spacie tried to turn around slowly, her face was very pale. Chris was shocked when he saw Juliet's face because it was too pale. "When will you let me go?" Spacie said. Being thirsty for too long, she could only speak in a low and hoarse voice. Chris frowned and said impatiently, "In order to prevent accidents, you can't leave this place until Sofia gives birth to my child." Spacie felt it was ridiculous. She subconsciously placed her hand on her lower abdomen, felt heartbroken for her unborn children. "Chris, I've already agreed to divorce you. Why don't you let me go?" Spacie looked up at Chris and tears fall down from her cheek. She continued, "You love Sofia, I know. I agreed to divorce

My wife, Ally Martin, is a CEO who's convinced that every man who married her only wanted her money. Any expense of mine over a hundred dollars has to go through her for approval first. I loved her enough to become the man standing quietly behind her empire. But the day I got into a car accident, she turned down my three-thousand-dollar surgery request. "Do you have any idea how many people live on three thousand dollars a month? I don't make money so you can leech off me!" The surgery came too late. My hand was left permanently disabled. I'd only just come off the operating table when her childhood friend, freshly back from abroad, posted on Instagram. The photo showed off a watch wort