Qué Día Volvían A Estar Juntos Novels & Stories

They were finally letting go of their past and starting a new life, with no regrets and fears. “Thank you for everything.” She said through her sobs. This time there was a smile on her face. Her eyes shone as she watched the sun turn orange and slowly disappear from the sky. The dark phase was finally coming to an end. “No...thank you…” He said in a low voice and looked at the sunset as well. “I love you…” They thought at the same time but neither of them had the courage to say it out loud cause they knew that there was no way they couldn’t stay together...

The words came with a frown. One that made my brows dip. “Huh?” “Is it really true you both are now together?” He asked again. “Well, I guess.” I wasn't sure what his definition of being ‘together’ was, but with the few times, I'd say what we had wasn't just ordinary business people. Or even friends. He was more than that. So I'd guess we were together. Cole scoffed, not at all looking pleased. “Seriously? Why? Why are you going back with me?”

I couldn't even remember what they looked like anymore. "Good for them, I guess." They loved each other back then, and now they finally got to stay together. That was something, at least.

The alliance was secured. New battles waited beyond the horizon, but they could face those tomorrow. Tonight, they had found their way back to each other. And for now, that was enough.

" Oh..! Maybe because Aroon had football practice or something. Or he had extra class or something. And I have seen them come back together when I am at home. There is no such problem." " Oh..okay..maybe that.", Daeseong nodded. " Yeah..Dae didn't tell me there's any problem. And Aroon saved him last day. So there's no problem. I was just asking to know why they don't go back together evening. Maybe extra class or something like you said." " What ? Saved him ? What you mean ?", Kobsook asked, now more confused. " Oh..you didn't know that ? That incident at the party ? They didn't tell you ?", Daeseong asked confused.

dad asked, sounding genuinely interested in my story. Well...this is new, they usually had their dates in these kinds of events. But they were weirdly hand in hand and looking all much too close. I tilted my head and look at them strangely, making both of them laugh at me. "I'm sorry baby, I guess we owe you an explanation. We're back together, we don't know for how long. But we're trying." Dad was the first one to talk, while mom was snaking her hand to his waist.

All he did was fold his lips in a way that made me want to kiss him, despite my anger. "My question to you is, are we Cynthia and Paul?" He asked, shaking his head slightly like he was using his last patience to talk to a kid. "I am not saying we are them, all I am saying is they've been together longer than we have and they are not living together." I shrugged.

I turned so red that I might have resembled a tomato. GUYANA CITY Never in my dreams did I thought, that returning to this place would make me so nostalgic. Robbie and I went to many places. First, we went to my Welfare center and met with all the staff who took care of me. Some of them had retired, so there was some new staff. While aunty Priya, who I was closest to during my stay here, playfully nudged me pointing to Robbie and winking at me. I smiled and told her he is my partner.

On the contrary, she was one of the few people who had been bold enough to tell him the truth. "I am working," he replied, mustering a small smile. "You feel better?" he asked as she plopped down beside him on the couch. A broad smile filled her face. "I feel remarkable," she said raising her eyebrows. "I'm ecstatic that we are finally back together," she added, looping her arm through his. "You see, baby, sometimes it takes walking through the fire to know just how good we've got it, you know?" Aaron wasn't sure how to reply to that. Obviously, she saw them as a couple again already. "It's been a really...crazy day," he finally remarked.

The weekend served as a reminder of the love they shared, a love that had grown stronger with every challenge they faced together. As the weekend came to an end, they returned home feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Their hearts were full of love and gratitude, ready to face the world hand in hand.