Rebound After Break Up Novels & Stories

“Make things right? Can you hear yourself? You destroyed any chance of that when you cheated on me. Now, what do you want?” Janette ’s gaze shifted to Megan, who was discreetly watching us from a distance. “I can see you’ve moved on. Who’s she? Your rebound?” No, Megan wasn't my rebound. Janette broke me to the point that I couldn’t even have that. After I caught her cheating, she begged for my forgiveness, and I almost yielded until I caught her in the process of cheating once again. It was as if she was cursed with unsatisfaction. And that was the last straw for me.

Faith played along even though it killed her when they broke up just a day before her twenty-second birthday. It was not a bad breakup – no one yelled. No one cheated. There were no name-calling or accusations. Simply the spark between them died. After two long years, they went back to being friends – but honestly, they were still struggling. There was no interaction between them after their breakup that didn’t make them uncomfortable. Faith doesn’t believe that they can go back to being good friends – she is just pretending to be and she is sure that so is he but none of them brings it up.

I say as I watch the road. "You said she was out of your life." She squeaked. "I know. I thought she was, but we found out we were tricked into breaking up by that guy she was with. Her rebound." She sniffed. "Really? That's shitty." She glanced at me and turned away. "I didn't think I had feelings left for her until that happened. Please, I didn't want to hurt you." I glance her now. She scoffs. "It's fine. The story of my life really."

My not so Rebound guy ~ Roxy’s POV ~ It is not easy for me to get over anyone. I don’t know how I can get over Cole. Perhaps, I need a rebound guy. Robert is a really great candidate for that position. He has been trying his best to be part of my personal life since we met. I think now is the time to give him a chance. After drinking with the ladies and having a weird conversation Andrea. I had to give Robert and me a chance.

This was the second time she had been dumped and she felt like a fool but not anymore. "I need a rebound," she said in a daze, a transparent tear descending from her eyes down her cheeks. "What did you say?" Amelia's voice brought her out of her trance, and at the same time, Charlotte returned. "I need a rebound," she repeated, this time with certainty as she wiped the tears quickly. Susan wasn't vulnerable anymore and Charlotte was right. There was no man out there for her. She was pretty but different and was through with this shit. Thus, she wasn't going to allow any man to break her heart anymore.

The small speck of hope I'd been holding on to flew down the street as I started toward home. I no longer need to avoid Finn at our place... um, my place so I've decided to go home tonight. If the number of exclamation marks in her reply is anything to go by, Rebecca was ecstatic. She read more into my text than what I sent. I'm sure she sees my returning to the nest as a sign I'm getting over the breakup. Little does she know the real heartache has just begun. Denial and I were besties this week, but now it's time for a visit from cold, harsh reality.

“Stop overthinking. You’re married. You’re hosting an engagement in a week. She could be a real future for you if you just get over whatever is holding you back and grow a pair. Bro, we both know you’re crazy about her, just admit it and be done.” YuZhi pressed his fingers into the bridge of his nose and massaged to relieve the growing tension from driving himself insane. “I only really broke up with Rhea recently. I don’t want to be that asshole who jumps from one girl to another. What if this isn’t all that deep and some mental rebound?” YuZhi pointed out, knowing all his excuses about not trying with TangShi came down to lame reasons and only the Rhea issue held any water.

"Rebound?" ‎ Zach nodded, tears filling his eyes. He crossed his legs underneath him which I was surprised he managed to do with jeans that skinny. One arm went to the back of the sofa while the other ran through his slick-backed hair. He pulled his lips into his mouth for a moment, a habit of his, before telling me, "Him and pig-face broke up. Danny says he broke it off because he misses me but I checked pig-faces page and it looks like he's gone and gotten himself a new guy."

Hanna continued to express her heartbreak and disappointment until she realised that Andien was just looking down. "Andien... I'm sorry. I shouldn't have been so hard on you. I just ...." "I understand, and you don't have to apologise to me. I'm just sorry and ashamed that I didn't have the courage to act like you," Andien said quietly. "Now you're back and I've heard from the doctor who treated you that your health is better. What are you going to do when you meet Kenan? Do you intend to repair your relationship?" asked Erlangga after Hanna had chosen to remain silent.

“Not like this. Not before.” No, not before you thought power was permanent, she thought to herself. As she set the glass down and turned to face him, her expression was gentle, admiring in all the ways he expected. “I’m glad,” she said. “You deserve recognition.” The words slid easily from her tongue. Inside, Selena was counting. The days, months, Moves. And She had spent the afternoon quietly reconnecting with people she once trusted—former advisors, department heads, senior managers who had slowly been pushed aside after her marriage.