Me And You Forever Novels & Stories

“And we have so much to do before then. College, careers, finding that perfect piece of land for our little house. But I want you to know, with absolute certainty, that I’m not going anywhere. You are it for me. You’re the ‘forever’ I’ve been looking for.” The word, “forever,” resonated deep within me, a bell tolling with joyous certainty. He wasn't just saying he loved me; he was saying he saw a lifetime with me. He was promising me a future, a shared destiny, painted with the colors of our shared dreams.

(Our love is forever. "Siempre." He smiled. (Forever.) Truly, she was Meant To Be His forever. Forever and a little after...

The way he used to brush a stray crumb off her lips with his thumb. Kat blinked rapidly, willing the tears to stay back. She hated this. Hated how effortlessly he could unravel her composure. And then Levi’s gaze flicked to the board. “Hey,” he said, his tone lighter, “look at that.” Kat followed his eyes, her stomach sinking as she spotted it. Their picture. The one they’d taken on a whim, laughing like fools, scribbling “Levi + Kat forever” beneath it in bright red marker. “It’s still there,” Levi mused, his voice soft but deliberate.

"Promise." We sat down to complete a small portion of our entire month’s tea. Time passes effortlessly quick whenever I meet Lush, we just sync so well each other. Luckily our friendship lasted because we never let anyone invade our bond, it was exclusively only our domain. Because both of us are extroverts, we’ve had many friends all along, but she is the only one I consider my best friend. "Oh yeah. Why are you here alone? Where’s the man who has taken away my girl?" I asked, taking a bite of the sandwich.

“Madison Connor. My soulmate. My fated one. I want to make you mine forever, and I never want to let you go. Through thick or thin. In suffering and health, I want to be by your side. “Oh, Damien…” “It’s how the universe and fate keep bringing us together at every turn. From the first day, I saw you, and damn I told myself you weren’t for me. That you were a threat, but still, I got you. Then we got separated, but even after everything and all the hurtful things I did to you, we’re still together. I’ll never forgive myself for what I did, so I want to make things right at every turn. Now I want to make it permanent, and I’m asking you to marry me, Maddie. Make me the happiest man on earth by

Maddy baby I’m not going anywhere… “ever.” But baby, can you explain this? Do you know what’s happening? Because I do not understand it, but whatever it is, “I know I gotta have it.” Forever, Maddy gotta have you, always, always and forever. “Like this with you, only with you.” Never ending, never stopping.. “We have no end.”

“I know. Do you feel it's too late to change my mind?” “Never!” I pulled his face down and placed a kiss on his lips. “This is forever, Jay. I'm not letting you go.” “And I never want you to.”

I said slowly, stepping towards her. She didn't even move back, just boldly held my gaze. "I'm going to deal with you forever so I might as well start now. Nothing to be ashamed of." She shrugged. I hummed, caging her against the wardrobe Island. "Will you stay with me Forever?" I searched her eyes, yearning to hear that forever word we have always promised each other. Her heartbeat racing up, her eyes sparkling as she looked up to me, a smile graced her lips. "Yes,... forever."

To force the golden bachelor of Morrisey City's high society into marrying me, I once staked my very life as the price. I rammed my car into the one carrying him and his first love as they tried to elope, and I forced her to give up Wade Grant to me. He drove a shard of broken glass through my palm and swore he'd make me wish I were dead once I became his wife. On our wedding night, Wade hung me from the balcony railing with his necktie and forced me to kneel before his first love—the same woman who'd once tried to jump from a rooftop—and beg her forgiveness. I pulled the pin from my hair and drove it through his shoulder, laughing that he was a worthless man who couldn't even protect th

Before the wedding, I received a deduction alert from our joint account. Amount: $1,314. Merchant: Love hotel. Note: One last fling before the wedding. The cardholder was Ethan Greyson. The one who’d used it was his childhood friend, Sophie. I stared at my phone, my fingers ice cold. Sophie was sitting in the bridesmaids’ dressing room touching up her lipstick, wearing Ethan’s suit jacket over her shoulders. She saw the notification and came over with a smile. “Amber, don’t get the wrong idea. “I forgot my wallet, so I used your husband’s joint account to get a room to rest. “He said you’d be sharing finances anyway, so he let me charge it this once.” I looked at Ethan. His first instinct wa