Love You More James Avery Charm Novels & Stories

I had no choice but to go back and find solace in the arms of your beta, James, who was also my first boyfriend before I met you as my mate. Now that you don't want me and have found someone new, I can't help but be jealous of her for having your heart. I thought I could start fresh with James and my daughter, far away from you, but it turns out that I couldn't. I can't bear the pain anymore. I don't want to live if I can't be with you. Please don't try to bring me back for a second time, and let me rest in peace for good. Ava"

Chapter 75 The next morning, James was spending much-needed quality time with Ava in the backyard playroom. Indeed, his small girl's contagious giggles while driving her toy cars around on the rainbow mat did replenish this battle-weary soul. For some small, fleeting moment, he could persist in the illusion that the world wasn't shredding apart at the seams all around them—that he didn't have to be the inhumanly indomitable James Watson, corporate CEO and high-stakes combat master. He could just bask in Ava's pure, unconditional love.

"Look, I really care for James. It's over between us." Charles stood frozen, then his emotions took over. He questioned, "You loved me so much and did so many silly things for me. Even when I scolded and taunted you, you never left. Why are you letting go now? Don't you care that I'll be hurt? How could you be so shameless and be so intimate with another man?" Avery attempted to intervene and calm Charles down, but he brushed her off, causing her to fall. Ignoring Avery, Charles gazed at me blankly.

It was so pure and full of love that she would never be able to hurt anyone. “ Aviva, that right there is love. You can't stop love neither can you force it. I would say you never leave but you keep showing how much you love and value him. Trust me, he does love you and he's not only for the sex.” Avery's face contorted in anger and large lines of anger were clearly visible. But none noticed except the old woman of course. She knew just how to get back at Avery and while no one was watching, she stuck her tongue out to Avery and the younger lady raged.

"James has some rough edges. We know that. But so far as I can see.... he did no more, in effect, with Charlotte, than I did with you. Paid for a woman who appealed to him and then found it went further than he'd intended." She grabs an earlobe, tugging at it playfully. Laughter in her voice, "You don't regret that?" "Never, my Love." I twist around, and she stoops to accept my kiss. "It was the best move I ever made, marrying you. No, the business of the auction is iffy, morally speaking, but I don't think James will get worse than a scare out of this. Less than that if Charlotte has her way." "So, what is still troubling you?"

He is still a part of them. Charles is the miniature version of Pearce but he is more like me. He loves reading books and he inherited his smartness from me. Charlie is also the miniature version of me but she had her father's attitude. She's friendly and talented and she can easily capture your heart. That is why everyone loves her. Despite their differences, they go along very well and they always watch each other's backs. The only similar thing they had was they both love chocolates

And what I hear, breaks my heart. The girl who is working the counter, her name is Carmen, which I now know is the ex girlfriend of Jace. Is tell her friend, Skyler, that her and Jace have worked everything out and that he finally dropped the “uptight American girl”. I feel a single tear slide down my cheek as I turn and walk out of the café, I’ve never felt more humiliated about anything in my life. As soon as I’m far enough away from the café I let the tears really fall, because he never actually loved me and he must have just wanted to cross “American girl” off a list of things he wanted to accomplish.

James said "do you think I'll ever love you ? I have never loved a lady before in my entire life, I use them as I want and dump them so I can never love you" Laurie cried and cried, she dressed her self up and knew she had lost her dignity as a woman and before James. She left his home and went to her house. She couldn't focus on anything else again. She was all alone. She considered James to be her best friend and someone she could confide in but she was all wrong.

Avery’s life was never her own. Forced into a marriage contract to save her family’s fortune, she becomes the unwilling wife of James Blackwood — a man who only ever loved her sister, Sadie. James’s hatred for Avery runs deep. He blames her for a childhood accident, believing she abandoned him to drown. Now, trapped in a loveless marriage, he punishes her for sins she never committed, breaking her piece by piece while longing for the sister he couldn’t have. Betrayed by her blood, discarded by her husband, and suffocated by a life she never chose, Avery is left to wither in silence. But even flowers bloom in the darkest corners of a cage. Because hate sharpens like a blade, and

Charlotte looked between them. “You two are making me nervous.” James laughed softly. “We know.” Then… Both men knelt. Charlotte’s eyes widened. “Oh…” James reached into his pocket. Darrien did the same. Each held a small velvet box. Charlotte covered her mouth. Tears instantly filled her eyes. James spoke first. “There was a time…” “…when I thought loving you meant convincing you to choose me.” He smiled. “I’ve never been happier to be wrong.” He looked toward Darrien.