Love Rendezvous Novels & Stories

My brain moved at light speed for an answer. But before I could properly respond, a waiter hurried past carrying an enormous silver tray, with rows of crystal wine glasses, each filled nearly to the brim with deep ruby-red wine. It caught my attention with how well they were balanced on the tray. However, another server rounded the corner far too quickly, struggling to stead an elaborate tower of delicate desserts. Neither man saw each other, and I watched, almost mesmerised, as it happened. One hurried step. One misplaced turn. One inevitable collision and CRASH!

Up here, they've seen your trail, and my mana is running low. "But I can't stand up..." Her voice trailed off at the end of the sentence when he realized that his legs could even stand, even though shaking. "Look, you can stand up. Wait here a moment; I'll be going soon. No one can see me alive before meeting the king, and I hope you won't reveal my whereabouts because I can trust no one at this time but yourself! Good luck; I hope we can meet again after tonight's storm." After saying that, the tower master left with a gust of wind that pushed him and fell to the ground. "Oh, my name is Podrick. Call me by my name if we meet again, do not ask for my last name. You know what I mean! Until we

I rub my lips together, ensuring the fresh color is spread evenly across them. "Stop saying that. We're here now so you're officially stuck with me for the weekend." Elliot parks the car in the lot beside a white, rustic-style barn. This was Anna's dream venue for the wedding. The rehearsal dinner is hosted behind the barn in a rose garden and . I watch as friends and family make their way to the tables.

Earnest said, his voice trembling with emotion. "I promise to be your partner, your best friend, and your soulmate," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. We exchanged rings, the gold bands symbolizing our commitment to each other. Earnest placed the ring on my finger. The happiness that overwhelmed me was written all over the place. The minister pronounced us husband and wife, and Earnest leaned in to kiss me. It was a soft, gentle kiss, but it held a lifetime of promise and love. We turned to face our friends and family, beaming with happiness. The applause and cheers filled the air as we walked back down the aisle, hand in hand, ready to start our new life together.

She wrapped her hands behind Trevor's neck and kissed him fully on the lips. Trevor's arms trailed her tiny waist and just as he was about to deepen the kiss, the blonde broke away from him. "I will be waiting," She said and took her leave. Trevor breathed unevenly as he watched her leave. "I will be right there!" He yelled and brought out the paper sheet from his pocket. He unfolded the paper and his eyes and mouth opened wide as he scanned through, 'room 419, VIP Suite, Great Wilson Hotel'. It was the room beside the room he was supposed to share with his bride. They were supposed to spend the night together at the great Wilson Hotel before heading down to Luxembourg the next morning for t

Then my father’s voice sliced through again—only to break me completely. “Brace yourself. You’re getting married to Lucas Rodriguez by noon today.” I staggered backward, nearly collapsing. The room tilted. My hand struck a vase by the shelves, and when it shattered, dull red blood dripped from my palm onto the marble floor. They didn’t care. Not one glance. Lucas Rodriguez. The name alone made my knees buckle. I’d heard it whispered before—in boardrooms, in dark corners of the city, in the trembling breaths of people who knew better than to say it aloud. Enough to make men flinch in back alleys and moguls swallow their pride.

Seeing him like that, Kelsey sent me several more text messages, full of insults. But I never saw any of them. With no reply from me, Kelsey felt her efforts to provoke me were pointless. She was furious but had nowhere to vent it. It wasn't until my plane landed safely in Northendria at 1:00 AM that my father and Denton returned to the hospital room. Edwin didn't say a word to them. He rushed straight back home. As he stood outside the castle gates, his chest suddenly tightened, and he felt as if needles were stabbing at his heart. The pain made him drop to the ground, unable to get up for a long time.

“I'm sorry Vanessa” “For what?” Tears streamed down my face. “We are going to have our wedding postponed tomorrow,” He said. How could he possibly joke at a time like this? “What happened?” I asked. He sighed, his hands still cupping my face. “I met Katherine in the office because she wanted to meet up to discuss our partnership.” He exhaled sharply. “Wayne suddenly showed up and we walked in together, When we did Eloise was on the floor, dead, and soaking in her own blood while Katherine stood over her”

" An Anticipated Reunion Finally, the day of the meeting came. To avoid being discovered, they used several different routes while travelling covertly. The meeting was held at a quiet villa located on the edge of a small beach town. As they got closer to the villa, Xander felt his heart begin to race. The air smelt of ocean and the setting was unnaturally quiet. Isabella gave him a comforting grip on the hand, but she was aware that this reunion would be among the most trying times in Xander's life. Footsteps sounded softly from the far end of the room as they entered the villa. As a figure emerged from the darkness, Xander's breath seized in his throat. She was the one. His mum.

“But I still want to thank you for trusting me enough to share your past. While I was in those five years of slumber, you endured so much. “That’s all behind us now, and we’ve found each other. From now on, you have me to face everything with you.” This time, Margot didn’t cry. She gazed at the photo on the table and, for the first time in her life, found herself eagerly anticipating her wedding. The two of them leaned against each other, savoring the rare moment of peace and quiet. Then the incessant buzzing of Margot’s phone shattered the tranquility. It was Joey.