Novel & Cerita Saddest Romance

"I can't take it this time. I really can't... "Come back! Let's talk it out. We'll do it your way, okay?" I heard his desperate plea. I saw the tears that carved paths down his cheeks. However, my heart felt nothing. "No, Charles, this is goodbye for good. You won't find me again. "I'm going to get married, have kids, find someone who loves me and whom I love, and I'll have the happy life I deserve." His lips trembled. "Summer, please, don't—"

I sat holding my tablet, reading all these messages while Felix lay across my lap, acting like a dog waiting for his master's approval. "Felicity, you already accepted me, right? You've fallen for me at least a little over the years, haven't you? I know I've made mistakes. Please forgive me. I've avenged you and your grandmother. Let's make things right from now on. Will you stay with me forever? I love you, Felicity. I love you so much…" I smiled, and he mirrored my expression, clearly relieved. But the next moment, my words threw him back into a pit of despair.

Even if I'm broken. But instead of a happy ending. He rejected me. "I, Allen Green, reject you, Reyna, as my mate." He announced, as my eyesight blurred up with tears. Everyone was looking at us. I just stood there in front of him. "I, Reyna Andrews, accept your rejection," I whisper, looking down the floor, trying not to sob out loud. I decided to kill myself that day. I ran, never looking back. Running outside and into the forest.

"Don't say my name. It makes me feel filthy. We're over. There's no going back for us. Why must you act like a madman and ruin my life? Without you, my life is infinitely better. "I hate you. I will never forgive you!" The color drained from Mike's face. His body trembled, and he began murmuring, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry..." I didn't look at him again. Taking Finn's hand, I turned and walked away. Behind us, Mike's wailing echoed, raw and desperate, but I never turned back. … Two years later, I married Finn. At the wedding, someone anonymously sent a gift: 1,000,001 dollars. The sight of the sum left the guests buzzing in astonishment.

Ronan’s body jolted violently, his blood spilling onto the ground in a thick, crimson pool. The shadows roared with cruel laughter. “Finally! The wolf falls!” Ronan collapsed to the ground, his body trembling, his golden eyes finding mine one last time. My heart stopped when I saw it—he smiled. A soft, broken smile, filled with love, filled with everything he couldn’t say out loud. And then his body went limp. “NOOO!” My scream ripped through the night, so loud it felt like the forest itself shook. My entire soul shattered in that moment. My body convulsed as the mate bond snapped violently inside me, tearing my heart into pieces I knew would never heal.

One of the other guys noted his mood, and murmured, "Why so quiet, Joseph? Don't tell me you actually felt something for Stacy?" Joseph paused, his grip on the cup wavering slightly. He opened his mouth to deny it, but the words somehow refused to be spoken aloud. Stacy Rivers? No way! The one he loved was Charlotte Lane. He'd fallen for her in high school. Stacy was nothing more than an idle plaything that he'd used for practice. But then, why did getting dumped by her throw his heart into such turmoil? Why did her departure from his life leave him with such a terrible sensation of loss?

Regret crashes over me, sudden and overwhelming. “Selene, I’m sorry.” I release her other wrist immediately and take a step back. “I didn’t mean to—” But she’s already sinking to the ground, her back sliding down the wall until she’s sitting with her knees pulled up, her face buried in her hands. Her shoulders shake with silent sobs, and the mate bond twists like a knife in my chest. I kneel beside her, all my earlier satisfaction completely gone. “Hey. We’re fated mates. This is how it’s supposed to work.”

" What am I going to do now? should I apologise or what?" " Yes you should and make it romantic" Mr DiCaprio "Michael does the gym offer still open?"

Eamon's POV: The world around me blurred into a tumultuous whirlwind of rage and despair as I stood there, watching Isadora walk away. Our love lay in ruins, shattered by my own actions. The pain in my heart and soul was crushing, threatening to drown me in a sea of sorrow. I had betrayed the woman I loved, the Luna I had sworn my devotion to, and now, all I was left with was the bitter aftertaste of regret.

In this moment of heartbreak, all I can do is let the tears fall, each one a silent testament to the pain and loss that now define me. Despite my frustration with Sean, my heart longs for Carlos, and I find solace in his presence. As he enters the room, grief etched on his face, he avoids meeting my eyes. Drawing closer, he takes my hand in his, his touch gentle and comforting. At this moment, we share a silent connection, the only sound in the room is the rhythmic thumping of our intertwined heartbeats.