Love Someone From A Distance Novels & Stories

In the office, neither of them noticed my presence outside the door. I poured out the soup I had made for Shawn Felton and turned to leave. Shawn always kissed me carefully, so I had never seen him kiss so passionately. Only now did I realize that it was because he only showed that side of himself to someone else. I'd once believed that I could marry for love, but instead, reality dealt me a heavy blow. Disappointed, I wiped away my tears and took a cab back to the villa.

Instead, the ache spreads through my chest and down my arms as if my body has become a conduit for a choice I did not make. I close my eyes. Not to see her. To hold myself steady. Love creates conduction. It is not romance. It is physics. Proximity changes what can be felt. Connection makes some things audible that were silent before. I have lived outside that kind of conduction for so long that I mistook it for invulnerability. It was only distance. And distance, once breached, cannot be pretended back into place. I think of her, not as image, but as presence.

But I know this version of me is learning something essential: Love isn’t proven by proximity. It’s proven by what you do with the distance.

Victor is shifting to hide his immediate reaction to her nearness. "I'm so glad we don't have to do the long-distance thing." "Victor, I don't think a long-distance relationship will hurt us. Other couples I have spoken with who are in love have a little distance between them. I read other couples say; it makes the heart grow fonder." "No, distance gives people like you too much time to reconsider and replay and want to start from scratch again, every time they reunite." "Victor. Not true!" She said, hitting him playfully on the arm.

She can never come near you. ‘This is why I love you so much!’ Avantika says and hugs me tight. ‘Not even close to how much I love you, though.’ 4 December 2010 ‘When you see the person you love move away from you, what do you do? Do you panic? Or do you keep loving and hope that things will be just like they were before?’

"Oh you're so sweet I just want to kiss you. Can I? A kiss on the cheek shouldn't be to bad." "Uh no that wouldn't be necessary." He started to dry cough wishing that would deter her from it. "Oh but sweety I cant get enough of your skin. It's so soft and I jiat want to nibble it." Takamasa started to put distance between the two of them. He was acting as if he was a wild animal cornered. "Its fine. We can kiss another time." "But Takamasa how will I show you that I love you." "No you don't need …to.. wait what?"

“I don’t know Cole. Let’s be friends for now. I don’t want to commit to something that I am not certain of. We can keep in touch.” “Why are you being ridiculous? We can do this. I love you and you love me.” “Sometime love isn’t enough. Distance makes the heart grow fonder but we both know that we love being close to each other more. Let’s not put ourselves in another situation where we end up breaking each other’s heart.”

Lana watched people move around her as she walked to the Cafe. She always loved people-watching. Everyone seemed to bustle about, yelling and laughing. She smiled to herself as she saw a little girl in a sundress dance around her mother up ahead. Everyone was the main character in their own lives. Her pocket started to vibrate, and she took out her phone to look at it, smiling at the name on the screen. She slid the answer button across and held her phone to her ear.

She now understood why her friend had been moody these past two days but still felt she was giving too much importance to a silly crush. "You don't understand," Lilliana grumbled, leaving her bed and walking to the girl's window with her shoulders slouched forward in defeat. It was at that point that she was willing to do anything as long as it meant staying far away from Damon. She feared her reaction the next time she saw or heard him with another woman. After all, the days might have gone by but not her feelings… they seemed to intensify with each passing day like the saying "Distance strengthens the love between two people" the more she tried to respect his boundaries and stay away from

All the time pissed, annoyed, rude, and unlike her. “Yes, you did wrong. Always trying to be clingy and intimate, why? Is there nothing else to do except this? You are also tired of all the duties, right? Then, just relax while you get time, and yes, I am being distant because I don’t want to be close to you. I love my personal space and I love enjoying that. Is this much of an explanation fine or do I need to be more clear with my words?”