One True Love Audiobook Novels & Stories

They were together all the time in the past month, except when they were at work. The media had caught pictures of them entering and leaving their home more than once. They were even given the nickname of 'Siamese Husband and Wife' by the media from how glued at the hip they were. Sadie had experienced true love with Blake. She used to think she had felt true love for Chad, but she realized it was not truly love after she got with Blake. Sadie was smiling when she walked out of the elevator. However, before she could reach her parking space, someone struck her behind the head with a club.

“And this is exactly where I’ll always be, Althea. With you.” We stayed like that for hours, wrapped in each other, listening to the waves, the wind, the quiet music of the universe around us. It felt infinite, timeless, a reminder that love—true love—wasn’t about perfection, or triumph, or fortune. It was about presence, about choosing each other over and over, about creating a home in each other’s hearts. Finally, as the fire dwindled to glowing embers, I looked at Darius with a soft smile. “We should go back inside. She’ll expect stories of our adventures.”

Unknown P.O.V. I know it was probably a mistake to go topside, but I had to see her. Smell her. Feel her. I did not count on her being away when I finally got through all the gates, and out into the realm of air and sky. I tracked her through our bond, feeling her emotions, getting glimpses of her whereabouts, and I knew she was alright. Otherwise I would have raised all sorts of hell upon the people around her. Another thing I did not count on was him; her other mate. The golden retriever half/half werewolf/vampire Crown Prince. I will have to be cautious with him as he can prove to be very essential to my woman's happiness in the future. It annoys me, but who am I to argue with the Goddess

I managed above a whisper. He brought his face close to mine. Damn, his breath was intoxicating. Then he smiled like he knew he had me and leaned close to my ear. “In case you are doubting my ability to teach you the stuff that happens in the bedroom…” He took my earlobe in his mouth and my breath shuddered. “I’m sure you must have heard, I’m an expert. Ain’t that why you came snooping around my stuff?” His breath fanned my neck. I bit down hard on my lower lip because I did not trust myself not to make any weird sound.

Glancing at the door and listening carefully to ensure Amelia wasn’t approaching, I placed my coffee down on a nearby table and pulled it from the shelf. Chewing my lip, I flicked through the pages to find the specific page I was looking for and found it almost instantly. It was one of my favourite books that was written by a human, about a boy falling in love with a girl, struggling to confess his love to her, so he used a poetic way to confess. A hidden message between the lines, so he could tell her how he felt without really telling her. The only problem was that she never got to find out what it meant until it was too late. She lost him before she could confess her feelings were mutual.

"Maybe he was always like that. He just pretended to be devoted to win you over. Some men love seeing women go crazy and burn with jealousy for them. But can someone like that truly run a company well?" Seeing how seriously Arthur analyzed Edward, I couldn't resist teasing him. "And what about you?" "Hurting the one you love is nothing to be proud of. A real man conquers his enemies and ensures the woman he loves is happy." "You may be just an employee, but you have great insight." Suddenly, he pulled a bouquet of roses from behind him as if by magic. His ocean-blue eyes burned with passion. "So, will you consider me? I fell for you at first sight."

It made a small sound like a ring sliding onto wood. Leo didn’t flinch, didn’t rush to fill it with jokes. He let it be a sentence with weight. “I know,” he said softly. “I’ve known. And I—” He swallowed, and the smallness of the gesture wrecked me. “I’m in love with her, too.” The library’s clock ticked like a measured heart. A bus coughed three streets away and then carried its noise elsewhere. For a moment they just stood in the truth together like men adjusting to a new altitude.

"So he'll wait and put his whole life on pause for you....yet doesn't want you to wait on him and find someone better?" Men are so confusing. She nod. "Yep. He's a confusing one isn't he?" I nodded. "Oh definitely. But I don't know, it's kind of sweet he'll wait for you even though there's a chance you may find someone else." Kristy looks up at me, her eyes hard with honesty. "I love him. There will be no one else." I nod, smiling at her gently. If anyone knows about what true love feels like, it would be me. And she's right. When you find the one, there won't be anyone else.

"I tried, I tried okay but I didn't want anyone to get suspicious" He finally turned to face her. "Sarah, you might not understand how much I love you. I love you so much its making my crazy, I love you so much that the mere thought of loosing you could be my end, I love you so much that imagining you on the same bed or sharing the same space with Adon turns me into a monster. You might think I need help but I don't.... I'm just so in love with you".

His low voice tickled Thea's ears. Perhaps because of the late night, where emotional feelings dominate over common sense, Thea held her position without pulling back, trapped in gray eyes that clearly showed herself. She didn't know what was going through her mind, and replied, "I could kiss you. But without feeling. Do you still want to?" she whispered. Her low voice echoed through the library, over the crackling of the firewood in the fireplace. "It doesn't matter." As if possessed by an invisible creature, Thea lowered her head first and pressed her lips to his.