Our Missing Hearts Novels & Stories

"If I'd known Ruby was going to die, I would've convinced her to give me her heart. Then, I could've been the one with you." "Get lost!" Alan cut Jessica off with a fiery glare, his eyes blazing. "What on earth makes you think you can take Ruby's place?" Caught off guard by Alan's icy retort, Jessica paused, then reached out to touch him. "What's gotten into you, Alan..." "Cut the act." With a look of revulsion, Alan jerked his hand away, his voice icy. "You don't even have a heart condition, do you? Have you been playing this part so long you've started to believe it?

He only focused on blaming me after our parents died and never looked at my test reports. I wondered if he had been more patient, would I still be alive? Soon, his assistant rushed over while panting. Deep sympathy appeared on his face when he saw my brother. "Boss, this may be a very heavy blow to you, but I still have to tell you… Miss Wendy died because her heart was removed. She signed an organ donation agreement while she was alive. Her heart…" The assistant cautiously glanced at Yvette. Then, he continued, "Her heart was donated to Miss Yvette. The donor's family we were trying to find back then was you, sir."

"And the person in my heart is Jasmine. She's the only one who can be my bride." Tracy froze for a second, then raised her voice. "Then why do you miss every year?" … Edward stiffened. Tracy refused to let it go. "You clearly can hit Jasmine's handkerchief, but you choose to miss on purpose. Doesn't that mean you don't want to marry her? "If you don't want to marry her, then you must want to marry me. Otherwise, why would you treat me so well? Every time Jasmine and I argue, you always take my side. It's because you love me more!"

To heat things up even more, we booked a currently trending reality-show couple to sell it on a livestream. The livestream was set in a small town near Berdon known for its fruit orchards. I went on-site to oversee the event. Just as the livestream prep hit full swing, I spotted four familiar figures in the crowd. Jacob had shown up with Marie, Lindsay, and even Josie. The moment they saw me, all four pairs of eyes lit up. My heart sank. Before I could react, Jacob rushed over. He grabbed my hand so tightly that I couldn't break free, even with all my strength.

Otherwise, I’ll come after you. —None of that, kiddo! I leave the two of them and go to my office. When I arrive, I see a box on top of the desk. When I open it, I get a scare: inside, there’s an animal’s heart, with a note: I’m very close! I close the box quickly and throw it in the trash, feeling a chill run down my spine.

"We'll take a few bottles of vodka or something and have dinner there, then we can stay over at Bryce's." I opened the front door and pushed it with more force than necessary, making it hit the wall separating the kitchen from the living room. I glanced at Nora when I felt her strong grip on my arm. Although I wanted to laugh at her dumbfounded face while looking at Trent, I didn't, but it was more because Jax was looking at me from the couch and whatever seemed to come out of his head about me wasn't very nice. His brown eyes seemed like alarms screaming at me: stay away, rich girl! But come on, if he was referring to me, he was mistaken. "I'll kill you in such a way that everyone will hear

The warmth and tenderness had faded, replaced by anger, resentment, and violence. She paused for a moment, her eyes staring blankly at the floor as she wiped away the last of the mess. She wasn’t going to wait for things to go back to how they once were,she had given up on that hope ages ago. The realisation hit her like a cold wave, the love they once shared was gone, and no amount of wishing or waiting would bring it back.

“Remember, Elena. We’re all playing the same game. But in the end, not all of us will win.” And then he was gone, the door clicking shut behind him. Seeing Ethan again stirred san unsettling mix of emotions within her, something dangerously close to longing. Taking a deep breath, she tried to clear her mind, forcing herself to focus. She collapsed on the chair, rubbing at her temple as she processed everything she’d heard. A screm of frustration escaped her lips as she upturned the coffee table and kicked at the documents that fell in a pile at her feet. Moments later, she was spent but sat on the ground heaving dryly as she mourned everything and everyone she’d lost.

He confessed that he had reserved his heart for me, not allowing any other to claim a place. However, I had just fallen for Jeffrey days before and gently rejected Cameron. Devastated by the news of my relationship with Jeffrey, Cameron had left the country without a goodbye. Yet, at my lowest, he returned. He found me in the hospital, pulling me into a tight embrace with a sob in his voice, "Eva, I've finally found you!" I attempted to wriggle free, but he clung tighter as if he were trying to fuse me into his soul.

Chapter 22. Pick a movie from N*****x. The scariest part isn't the feeling of loneliness or the darkness surrounding the intense pain or even the depths of ignorance. It's the realization that you have intentionally surrendered yourself to isolation, deprived yourself of emotions, lost the ability to smile and sold your soul to agony. And I had lost the ability to smile. I had lost the ability to feel anything except for that creeping hollow of pain in my abdomen and the strong waves of loneliness in my heart.