Novel & Cerita Lovesick Fool

“Are a fool.” His words were knives, and he plunged them deep. "You are a fool to believe any man would ever love someone like you. A fool to believe any man would ever fight to be with you. A fool to believe there is someone out there who wants you.” My throat tightened, and I closed my eyes, begging myself not to react. When I opened my eyes, his face twisted in disgust. "I'm so sickened just thinking about it. Pretending like that—" He scoffed, shaking his head. "I wanted to puke just looking at you."

“Last time I checked, you don’t do impulsive things. So cut the act, Raymond. Let’s just pretend none of this happened.” He frowned. “You really meant what you said at the party? You’re taking this too far over one small mistake.” I closed my eyes. No. This guy didn’t just say that. Let's be real, when it comes to using this phrase “a fool for love” I think they might be describing all the stupid things I've done just for Raymond. Done is even an understatement— sacrificed and overlooked because I keep making excuses for the jerk and he had the gut to just guilt-trip me?

I asked. “Oh, I know that pick-up line. You’re gonna ask me if I’m gay and then if I said no, you’re gonna said, ‘Prove it!’ and then I will kiss you and after that, you’ll fall in love with me, next to it is you’ll cry cause I don’t love you and then blame me after everything so yes, I’m gay. Got a—“ “Hey! Where are you going?” he shouted after realizing that I just walked out on him. He talked too much, maybe he’s really gay?

She clapped excitedly. Sensing the sour mood Ace was in when that person was brought up coupled with the urgent need to end this conversation, I came up with a lie. “Then we better start working on making the babies now. Right, darling?” I placed a hand on Ace's toned chest and gazed at him with what was meant to be a lover's gaze. A smirk appeared on his face before I felt his hand drop lower and he squeezed my ass, his eyes on mine daring me to react negatively. My breath hitched but I flashed a smile at the ignorant couple.

"That's where you are mistaken. Trust is vulnerability. It blinds you to the world. Love makes you weak." "Love makes me human," I snapped, my heart pounding wildly. "Something you'll never understand." He nodded his head in pretended dismay. "So much idealism, Jeffery. However, we know the world doesn't repay emotions. It lays them waste." I fought the wave of horror building up inside me, loathing the truth of his words. "What do you want from me?" He smiled slowly, cold and calculating. "Your loyalty. Return to ATHENA—completely, without struggle—and I'll ensure Cassie is alone."

“How could I not? Do you honestly think I ever loved you?” His eyes bore into mine. "You were a fool for believing that. I’ve always loathed you. How could I love someone like you? You are pathetic, Sarah. A desperate, gullible woman clinging to fantasies of love. You thought you could find happiness with someone like me? What a joke! You are a fool for thinking you could find love with anyone in this city." Tears pricked the corners of my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. "Then why approach me? Why pretend?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.

She sighed. "No no no." I shook my head vigorously. I have never been so scared in my entire life. "Yes!" She nodded continuously. "I am a fool. I am a fool!!" She affirmed loudly, her cries increasing and making me more worried. "Because it's only a fool who would love a man unrequitedly for 4 whole years." She chuckled amidst her tears. "It's only a fool that would work so hard just so she could bag a job as the personal assistant of Alexander Russo. Why?" She asked, laughing hysterically. "Just so she could get to see Manuel every once in a while!" My eyes widened in shock, and I could hear whispers from my family members. "It's only a fool like me that would let you sleep with me, even w

It's like his anger just suddenly melted down because of her sweet voice that seem like she's not affected by his behavior at all. "Don't tell me that you actually believe yourself that you convinced me when you kissed her in front of everybody? That's very foolish of you, love." I heard one of the both of them sigh. It was Conrad. "But that's me, right? I'm always a fool. You always play me with your dirty little games because you know that I'm a fool. You always know that I'm going to eat the bait because I'm a fucking fool." "You're a fool for me, always."

"Right. Seven years… I lived off stale bread with you. I was there when the debt collectors came banging on our door. I thought we were toughing it out together, but the whole time I was just grinding myself down alone." Audrey shook her head frantically, terror flooding her eyes, looking completely wrecked. "That's not true. I only ever loved you. Micah was nothing, I swear, it was all an act!" "An act?" I echoed it back, flat and quiet. "Handing him the deal that was mine was an act? Sitting with him while he got his wisdom teeth pulled, leaving me to sign my own palliative care papers alone—was that also an act?" I turned my head back toward the window, where the sun was sinking red into

He squeezes his eyes shut, then opens them. "I swear on the bones of every wolf I’ve killed... The Gemini Moon pack will pay for what they have done," he growls, almost vibrating with fiery fury. There’s a long, dangerous pause. Then he adds, deadly quiet, "I’ll make an example out of the fool." I want to ask who the fool is, but I know.. The fool is the man I'm desperately in love with, the man I kissed the night before my wedding day. Plastering on my best 'telenovela actress' face, I reply, "You should kill him, David. It's only fair after all they did to your people."