Never Ever Getting Back Together Novels & Stories

Mia didn't protest anymore because she promised her grandfather that she would behave herself that night. But she could not stop going to the place where her heart was. Since she broke up with Esteban, she had not gone out with anyone, hoping that he would come back to her. Their romance, although brief, was very intense. Everything collapsed quickly after everyone found out that she had gone out with one of the tennis instructors at the social club.

It was an unrequited feeling on my side and a game for him to torment me. Ashley sighed and nodded reluctantly. “They have a history together. Don’t you know about them? Back in their college days, they were about to get married. But something happened, and they broke up a day before their wedding. I’m not sure what happened, but Damien had never overcome the hurt. You came over to Beacon for the first time around then. Do you remember? Now Everly has returned to him. Maybe they’ll clear their differences and get back together. He has gone to meet her folks, I think.”

Never Again 🌷 “If two people are meant to be together, they will eventually find their way back into each other's arms…. No matter what!” ~•~ E V E L Y N• Our bodies were pressed against each other- fire to fire, heat to heat. I felt the heat surging from his body, rubbing against mine. My breathing hitched, yet I tried to push his built figure off me.

"No, they broke up," "Well apparently, they’re back together," I blocked all the noise around us. All I did was focus on him. "We're back together, right?" I asked, my stomach churning, still afraid this is still a dream. My hands wrapped around his waist tightly, afraid he'd be gone the next moment. "We are baby, and this time, I promise I won't be pushing you away ever again. Never," I pulled him for a hug and buried my face on his chest, bawling my eyes out.

She stirred up the all this chaos today just to drag me here for this? She actually thought I’d reconcile with her precious son? I tried to find the right words, but in the end, I couldn’t help blurting out what everyone said these days, "Are you kidding me? Why would I ever get back with your son?" This time, it was Abby’s turn to look confused. "You don’t want to get back together? But didn’t you used to..." I cut her off, fed up. "That was then. I don’t love him anymore. All I want is to take back what’s mine."

The absurdity of the moment deserved an applause, and this was my version. “She cares about her dream and just one other person,” he repeated. “And that is me. She is my woman, one I have never regretted loving. Yes, we broke up a few weeks ago, but we are back together now. And we are never separating again because what ties us together is no longer just love. There is something more.” My smile faltered. My hand trembled in his. A cold chill washed over me, and my knees weakened under me. A wave of dizziness swept through my body, but I managed to stay on my feet.

His eyes were bloodshot, dark circles dragging them down. His hair wasn't perfect anymore—just messy. The second he saw me, he rushed over. Guilt all over his face. "Sadie..." His voice was rough. "I've had time to think. I messed up. I haven't talked to Enya again. After all these years, I know—you're the most important person in my life. I can't live without you." He reached for my hand. I jerked back, disgust hitting hard. "Don't touch me, Damien. We're done."

Maybe Enrico had no idea the registration never went through. I looked up at him, my voice trembling. "Enrico, there seems to be an issue with our marriage registration. Let's go redo it. Right now." A flicker of panic crossed his eyes. He reached up and ruffled my hair. "Why are you so anxious over something this small? I'll have Viktor handle it. You just rest." The last glimmer of light in my heart went out completely. After a long silence, I slowly nodded and forced out a single word. "Okay."

“Rue...” “we are never getting back together," I said firmly. I didn’t wait for a response. I turned and walked away.

Gabriel said irritably. "It’s important, child. Please?" she pleaded. "Fine, Ma," he said, even though he didn’t want to hear it. But she was still his mother, so he needed to respect her. "Jennifer’s parents called. They’re asking how you two are," she said. "So Jennifer already told them. I wonder what she said. But no matter what… we are never getting back together," Gabriel answered firmly. "Is there really no chance? Poor Jennifer—she really believed in your relationship," his mother insisted.