Love Through Time And Space Novels & Stories

That is the very foundation of—* "Maybe that's true for time," I said, feeling the courtyard—our courtyard, our palace, our reality—solidifying steadily around us once more, "but it was never true for love. Love doesn't need a specific sequence of causes to justify its existence. It simply *is*, chosen freely, over and over, regardless of whether the history that first sparked it survives intact."

"There can't be anything at a whim, there can't be frequent visits, there can't be much time we'll have together. I need to know if you're still up for this, if you're ready to work through this distance together." His face softened slowly at the unsurity in her face that was trying to figure out how he would react to that. He gently took her hand and kissed the back of it, holding it to herself. "I can work through anything if that means I get to spend a lifetime with you. I'll listen to you, whatever demands you have, whatever rules you set, whatever space you need. Every. Single. Thing." The words were like a comfort zone for her soul because at that moment, that assurance was everything

He thought about his mother and father and the years they had managed London and New York and Paris and what he had watched them build across the managing of it. "No," he said. "Being in different places for a while does not mean the love is in different places." "How does the love stay in the same place if the people are in different places?" "Because love isn't stored in a location," he said. "It's not like the archive, tied to the place it's in. It travels with the person. So when Daddy is in Edinburgh, he has all of his love for you with him in Edinburgh. And you have all of your love for him here in London. And the love is the same love even though you're far apart."

mind trying to figure out how to get back to them. She lowered her head and started looking at the table rather than the man which caught their attention, and they all began to stare at her as she quickly was putting piece by piece into a more significant puzzle that she didn’t even know was there. It was starting to make sense now. Her whole life was beginning to make sense now; she had been working for this moment since she was nearly ten years old. The theory that she had come up with then was that she wanted to travel back in time, but she didn’t know how she didn’t understand that there was no magical machine that can take you back into the past. So the part of the theory that she had

he asked as my eyes widen. "No! No, I don't! But I will also, miss my planet" I said as he chuckled and kissed my cheek. "Why would you miss earth? We will visit here frequently when you want to." He said as I looked at him shocked. "Really?" I asked as he nodded. "With our advance ships, we will reach earth from our planet in 2 days earth time. We can create a time drift easily" he said as I smiled wide. "I am so happy!" I said as I hugged him tightly.

"No Atharv! When you love someone, you are not afraid of them. Even if they are angry with you, or hurt you, you know that it is only temporary and you will still feel the same about them. Perhaps love them even more. You should make them understand that there is nothing to lose or to be afraid of, when you love someone." Chandni felt a warmth spreading all over body and her gaze froze on Aryan's face, taking in everything he said and meant. Aryan and Chandni were so lost in each other that they didn't notice Atharv jumping out of his Mum's lap and hopping into his Dad's. Aryan quickly gathered his senses and kissed Atharv again as he settled himself.

Her arms instinctively embraced him, holding him close as they rode the waves of pleasure that continued to pulse through them a little longer. As they lay in each other's arms, time became a fluid concept. It wasn't about the passing minutes but the moments that they shared, the whispers of love exchanged in the silent language only they understood. It was a language of love written in the gentle strokes of fingertips, tender kisses and whispered promises.

Our journey was complete, but our impact would endure, forever etched in the annals of history. And as we embraced one another, the world around us fading into the background, we knew that our love had transcended the confines of time and space. It was a love that would continue to illuminate the darkest corners, a love that would ignite the flames of change, and a love that would forever be our greatest victory.

he paused stroking her cheeks. “I love you”. At that moment a light show was displayed which read. “I Love You Daria” Daria stood speechless, her eyes became teary. She could believe what was happening but she loved every minute of it. She hugged him tightly as she took in the sight of the light show. Daria opened her mouth to speak but Nicholas stopped her placing his fingers on her lips. “I don't want a reply now” “take your time” he said hugging her again.

The fire crackled softly in the background, the only witness to their reunion, to the rekindling of a love that had never truly been extinguished. The night stretched on, time becoming irrelevant as they made love, their connection deepening with each passing moment. They explored each other’s bodies with a reverence that spoke of all the time they had lost, all the moments they hadn’t had together. It was tender and passionate, filled with the kind of love that had withstood the test of time.