Love Quotes From How I Met Your Mother Novels & Stories

he said suddenly She smiled "I love you too" she replied,he look in her eyes and suddenly said "I love you soo much, before I met you I always thought nobody can make me feel loved but after I met you I feel loved Thank you soo much Matilda, without you my world is meaningless" he got on his knee and brought out a ring simple yet elegant Matilda sniff,she almost tear up, "he's right" she thought she would never be loved but he proved her wrong

He really looked darn cute. * ♡ * ⚯͛ “My mum always said things we lose have a way of coming back to us in the end. If not always in the way we expect.” – Luna Lovegood ⚯͛ M E Y W A N G | The Asian Potterhead | MUNDANE MONDAY

LAYTON I was mesmerized by his telling me about my mom. I couldn’t remember hearing him talk about her once. Leaning forward, I got even closer to the screen as I absorbed every word he spoke. “The day I met her, I knew she was special. She wasn’t like anyone I’d ever met before. It would be lying to tell you that I knew it was love. I didn’t. Love doesn’t work that way, at least not for me. All I knew was that I wanted more of her. I wanted to know what made her tick and how she could be so bubbly when she’d been through so much before she even met me.”

“That all depends on you.” “Very well. Ask your question.” “Have you ever loved me?” My father glanced to the floor and tapped his cane against the polished wood with slow, low thumps. “I’m not sure what love is.” “Then no?” “My love died when with your mother.” “Close my door on your way out.” I fell back against my chair and slipped into a daze. I wasn’t brought out of it until my phone chimed with a new message. D: When and where are we meeting?

I said. "Do you really have to leave?" mom asked me. I was definitely not going to answer that. My mom was a successful lawyer and I knew she was trying to win me over. I can't give her the chance to do that. I needed this freedom. I laid on my bed and stared at my ceiling while popping blue berries into my mouth. "I love you Mei Xing Lin," mom said. "I am not dying mom," I joked. "At least not yet," I murmured. "I just want you to know mom is always here, everything I and your dad did for you was because we loved you," she said.

Empty beer bottles and half eaten packets of chips littered the coffee table. She watched Jon run his fingers through his longer hair, a tingling sinking into her lower belly at the memories of her own fingers gripping the strands. He chuckled, shaking his head, “My mom did say something. She used to nag me all the time about settling down. I met a girl and tried to convince myself she was the one. I tried so hard to convince myself I was head over heels in love, just to make my mom happy.” “You weren’t?” “Fuck no,” Jon snorted, popping the lid off the fresh bottle in his hands and taking a swig. “I had no idea what the fuck love was until I met your sister.”

Their interactions were riddled with pain and anguish, a nightmarish spectacle that haunted me. "Don't ever say you won't find love," my mother would often tell me, her voice filled with conviction. "Your father and I had some good memories amidst the hard times. But I promise you, once you find your mate, you will treat her well, and your love will blossom. You are a good person."

“Mom, hurry up! I'm not going to die.” Teddy makes fun of his gorgeous mother for being unable to hold back her tears and letting them run down her cheek. Teddy's mother's response lets him realize how valuable he is to her, even though she is hiding her love for her son. I cherish you, Mom!" Teddy sobbed, and his mother nodded in agreement, saying,

he jokes, “Or maybe you need glasses.” “Oh no my love, my vision is perfect,” I tell him, leaning in for a kiss, “And so are you.” “You are forgetting my love,” he whispers to me, “That they have the perfect mother as well.” “Oh really? The perfect mother? Do I know her,” I joke, “Seems like we must have met at some point.” “You will be, my love,” he tells me, “I know it. Just as you are my perfect soul mate.” “And you mine,” I tell him, “Always.”