Never Look Back Novels & Stories

Before my wedding, my parents and my best friend shoved me into the storage room. “Stay hidden and keep quiet. Wait for the Godfather to come find you. That’s the only way you’ll find happiness!” I curled up in the corner, waiting from dawn until nightfall, but no one ever came. Just as I was about to push the door open, I realized the storage room had been locked from the outside. I pounded on the door with all my strength, smashing at the lock until my hands were covered in blood. But when I finally made it to the wedding venue, I saw my twin sister wearing my wedding dress, her arm linked through my fiancé’s as they prepared to walk onto the stage and exchange their vows. “Are you sure th

Andrius continues. "There are some instances where we tend to forget to look back to see what's hidden. Instead, we are trying to do our best to look side by side. And that's what you all did before. Sometimes, you will never find what you are looking for if you can't even take a glance at a person's back. You can already catch the thief, but because you know him or you think he can't do such a thing you are trying to block the thought of him being a criminal. Without seeing that he is holding a knife on his back and planning of killing you once you turn around."

or settle my score, I thought before smiling in amusement - No !!! nothing... I just want to take stock of something with you this afternoon we're canceling tonight's race... We have to finish while dialing Mickaël's number

He believed he never had to change, and I would stay by his side no matter what. Looking at him at the moment, apologizing so earnestly, I was briefly moved. But as the memories of the past rushed back, that fleeting softness in my heart was crushed completely. "I don't need it anymore." I walked away with Zach, disappearing from Liam's sight. After we left the hall, Zach looked at me proudly—clearly waiting for praise. I sighed and gently patted his head. "Thank you for standing by me so firmly." Hearing my words, Zach's face instantly turned red.

Even if she may have forgotten about me, I will always remember the glances she gives me. "You... always stay safe." The final words I dropped as I walked off. I walked down the church's aisle to finally get out. She's still standing in front of that altar. I can't look back. I cannot bear to look back. I can't turn around and show her the tears on my cheeks. I can't bear to see the sight that I'll finally leave her. I never looked back anymore. Instead, I looked at the scorching heat of the sun before walking out of the Village Callista... A place where a new generation will overcome this place soon.

I wouldn't have held on to you shamelessly. "You weren’t into me, but you still let me circle around you like some idiot. You loved every second of it, didn't you?" He still didn't get it. The only reason I could say goodbye so easily was that I had lost all hope. Nathan realized he had been called out, and his face went from pale to flushed. "Is that really what you've thought of me all this time?" I let out a cold laugh. "Do you seriously think I don't know about all the things you've done behind my back?"

My wolf's voice resounded weakly, "We can't look back. Because we won't be able to move from our place then. Forward, Ellie. That's the only place we should be heading." I nod, knowing what she just said was on point. I can't look back. I can't keep waiting for something to happen. I can't hope he'd come around and stop me. Not when I've rejected him. I looked in front of me. Everything will change. As long as I keep advancing. As long as I keep taking steps towards the future. Everything will be fine, right? "Everything is fine." It's fine. It's fine. It's okay. It's-

I thought, 'This will be the last time I ever come here. Life doesn’t move backward. I lifted my gaze toward the horizon and flew forward toward the sunrise and the glowing clouds ahead.

You cannot see the future. You cannot see what will happen to you today or tomorrow. But you can look back, look at the years gone by, and everything that happened to you, from the little things to the big events. You may be absolutely perplexed if you pay attention to the amount of things you've already lived and learned.

Away from Victoria. Away from everything. I looked back once. Through the rear window. The facility was barely visible now. Just smoke rising. Black against blue sky. "Don't look back," Axel said. "Why not?" "Because that's our past. We need to focus on our future." "What future? We have nothing. No home. No money. No baby." "We have each other." "Is that enough?" "It has to be." I turned away from the window. Faced forward. Toward whatever came next.