Never Getting Her Back Novels & Stories

Half of her life was wasted here. "I don't get anything, madam!" She asked, still in disbelief. I understand her. "I'm not in a hurry, sweetheart. Please take your time! I will always be here waiting for you." I replied. I don't want to overwhelm her. My goal was to get her back and I know it's not an easy process. It comes with patience and understanding. "But how? How did you lose me?" She asked. The truth, that hurts me so much every time I think of it.

I hated how she was opening up closed wounds; she was cruel, heartless even for trying to come up here. "And I wanted more; you weren't ready to give me more, but now... I know, Jay, I know what we shared and had was good. The best, and that's why I am back. I am back to get my man, and I don't care if you like her..." she gestured to the iPad at me. "I want you back and will go to any length to make that happen."

Even then, she never came back. All she ever said was, "I told you, he's my mentor's son. He's like a brother to me. Why are you still making a scene?" Her phone rang suddenly. She picked up quickly and put the call on speaker. A child's crying came through. "Mom, come back! Dad's burning up. He collapsed and won't get up!" Then a man's voice rang out, sharp and impatient. "Why are you calling her? We can't keep bothering her!"

Hansen sneered as he said icily, "She was with me for seven years. Even a dog would have been attached by now!" Wendy smiled faintly. "But have you ever thought about it? How many years does she have to give to you? What if she never comes back?" "That's impossible." No one noticed that Hansen's voice trembled ever so slightly. "Is there anything that's truly impossible? If a heart has been shattered and turned cold, how hard do you think it would be to warm it up again? "Hansen, stop doing things you'll regret for the rest of your life," Wendy said and immediately picked up her bag to leave.

Ellie said as she went up to her room. She was relieved that her kids didn't follow her to the room. They had something to keep their minds busy and she was glad. She sat in the tub and thought about what James has said to her earlier. The more she pondered upon the matter, the more convinced she became that she needed to get back at David and Lily for the things they had made her go through. Even after the divorce, Lily never bothered to get back to her. And Ellie didn't try to reach her either. It was as if they had silently decided to ignore each other till the end of time.

Her slight tremble became violent and took over as she broke down in racked sobs. "I'm sorry." She repeated. "Don't... Don't say anything Morgan. It's okay." She nodded against my shoulder, crying her eyes out while I held her, gently tapping her back. "Why don't you..." I started after some time had passed. "Why don't you come back? Let's go back to how we were. Before all of this happened. Let's go back to four year ago Morgan. " "I can't." She said with a shake of her head between the tears. "Not after everything. Not after... I've lost... We've lost.. I can't. "

Jason’s pupils dilated, as though she had struck him across the face. He finally realized how foolish he had been back then. I no longer cared about their mess. I just looked at him calmly and said, “The ambulance is here.” He was silent for a long time before saying hoarsely, “Nina… Can we still go back to the way we were?” I chuckled. Go back to the way we were? He was the one who destroyed everything, and now he was trying to have it all back?

In the early days, when money was tight and he was starting the company, I borrowed from every bank and loan app I could find to help him stay afloat. Later, when we could not pay it back, my phone was flooded with calls. Debt collectors showed up at the door of our tiny apartment. They even mass-texted my relatives and friends, so everyone knew I owed money. Even then, I did not shed a single tear. The moment Jason learned the truth that night, his eyes instantly filled with tears. He clung to me tightly, whispering his sobs in my ear. He said, “Sheena, I swear I’ll never let you down in this lifetime.”

She reached across the table, but he pulled his hands back as if her touch burned. “It’s been twenty eight years,” he said, his tone low but sharp. “And just because Hayden brought it up, suddenly you care?” “I’ve always cared,” she insisted. “I knew you were safe in London with your adoptive parents. I checked in from a distance for years until my mind… my health… it all broke down and I had to stop.” Her voice grew desperate. “Come back to the family. We’ll welcome you with open arms. Please, please forgive us.”

He took my innocence. I took his secret heirs. Now, he’s back to claim us both. Seven years ago, I gave everything to Lord Andrew—my body, my heart, and my innocence—in a night of unspeakable heat and sweet lies. When I caught him betraying me, I vanished into the dark, raising his twin sons alone while building an empire of my own as a top criminal defense lawyer. Now, a multi-billion-dollar hit on my sons' inheritance forces us face-to-face once more. Andrew is taller, deadlier, and completely untamed. He knows the boys are his, and he's using every dirty trick in the book to pull me back into his dark world. I promised myself I’d resist the intense, intoxicating heat that flares between u