Novel & Cerita Never Ever Getting Back Together

“Marry me?” I laughed, thinking he was joking, until I saw his serious face, waiting for an answer. He wasn’t kidding! I wanted that. God, I loved this man, but there were so many issues, so many things that could happen. I had no doubt our love was beautiful, precious, and mutual, but it was fragile too. “Marcos, we just got back together. Don’t you think it’s too soon?” “The only thing I’m sure of is that I lost five years I could’ve spent with you. I don’t want to lose another day,” he confessed, hugging me again.

Dad had already bought the newer model himself. She frowned at his reaction, then sighed and pressed the camera into his hands, her voice turning coaxing. "Alright, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have argued with you when you were already hurting after Brian passed. Don't worry. Things with Matthew are almost wrapped up. Just wait a little longer." Wait a little longer. I clenched my fists and stared at her. She had said that dozens of times in the past two months and never once followed through. Dad held on through my baby brother's death in the hospital. He held on even as his depression got so bad that he started hurting himself. Even then, she never came back.

The sea that Ethan had promised to take me to for sixty years was somewhere I never got to see. The waves crashed as they surfed and dove together on their private beach. Fancy restaurants, fireworks, night skies, and sea breeze. Everything he had once promised me was being fulfilled, for someone else. Photos after photos of smiles, hands held together, kisses. My tears fell onto the screen, blurring the last photo—two hands with their fingers intertwined, resting on a marriage certificate. The caption read: "We got our marriage certificate! Heaven knows how much I ugly cried just now. He kissed me with a smile, saying I'm the most beautiful girl in the world."

I remembered the silent, fast drive back home, the wind whipping through my hair as we raced against the dawn. And then, the heavy, undeniable weight of the rest. *Flashback* I felt his hands on me before I even saw him. My chest tightened, a tremor running through me as he cupped my face, thumb brushing softly over my cheek. “Are you sure?” he asked, his voice low, almost afraid to break the quiet. His eyes searched mine like he needed permission, like he knew this wasn’t just a kiss or a touch it was everything. “I… I’m sure,” I whispered, my heart hammering.

Alden concluded. Harold and Ninian nodded at the same time. The two of them looked excited and curious once again. “Al, do you think George and Raina will get back together?” Ninian said in a soft, coquettish tone. Alden looked at her and his expression softened subconsciously. “There’s no guarantee. I don’t think they’ll reconcile so soon.” “Nevertheless, that’s good news.” Melody’s expression also softened as she smiled. “They initially broke up because of a misunderstanding. They’re still in love with each other. There’s a huge possibility of them getting back together. It’s just a matter of time.”

Damon’s entire expression instantly turned cold again. Adrian slowly walked toward us while his eyes moved between both of us. “Is everything alright?” Damon did not even look at him. Instead, he kept his eyes fixed entirely on me before speaking. “No matter what happens. I will never give up on us getting back together as a family again.” I could see Adrian’s expression darken. Then for several moments, nobody said another word because every one of us understood exactly what those words meant. Nothing would ever be the same again. Damon eventually left after making his announcement, but his words refused to leave my mind. Every single thought inside my head kept replaying the exact same sen

Lovely knew there could be no going back from what had just taken place. And it had nothing to do with innocence lost. How the hell did she go back to her life without him? XXX

We used to be a happy couple back when our parents had practically arranged our marriage. Our marriage had started off slow and boring but soon we had come to love each other, we couldn’t spend a day without calling, talking or touching each other. Jason suddenly became the love of my life, I had given myself to him. But things started to go sour when no child was coming, he didn’t say anything at first but he grew distant but soon enough he let me know; with large outbursts and yelling, even going as far to beat the crap out of me once for yelling back.

"We’re working together, whether we like it or not. So let’s make sure we don’t let the past cloud our judgment." I tapped my fingers against the table. "Fine." "Fine," he echoed. But the way he was looking at me, like he was searching for something in my expression, made it clear—there was nothing fine about this. And as I signed the final document, sealing this partnership, I couldn’t shake the feeling that we had just crossed an invisible line—one we could never go back from. I immediately stood up and left for my office, leaving no room for conversations. Just as I was about to enter my office, my phone buzzed. I glanced at the screen and felt a flicker of surprise.

correct it since they weren't fated for each other but the males had other ideas. They wanted to share the females instead of breaking up. They tried it for awhile but eventually the mate bond overpowered one of the couples and they refused to continue sharing with the other couple. They walked away from their very close relationship deciding to mark and mate with each other the way the goddess planned it. The remaining couple were angry and resented the two for leaving them. There was a couple fights between them, one of them put all four in the hospital for various injuries. It was then that the mated pair found out they were expecting and asked for assistance from the Alpha at the time,