Seven Years Together, But Never Forever Novels & Stories

Yes, we have a PR nightmare in our lives. Do we give a fuck about it no! We were speeding away in his sports car to home. We had fun in the pub now it is time for more. We can't do it in the public eye. We need privacy for our burning passion for each other and being away from one another for years has only been fuelling our desire. We will cure it by feeling each other once again. How poetic it will sound just like the last line of a novel. They lived happily ever after. I would like to make a small correction. They made Love to each other. I can't say forever that is the thing about our relationship. We have an expiration date that is three months.

"But I was a bit curious about what she said about us." "That our relationship would last forever?" Karen even made it clear, making me flush in secret. "Nah. I don't believe in forever, Melvin. There's no such thing as forever. Seventy or eighty years is the real one." "You're ruining the mood, don't you know that?" I tapped her forehead and burst out laughing. Since then, our exhausting journey back to the pack village was filled with teasing and laughing. All my lost strength was regenerated because of that.

But we all just laughed it out together. Together. I want this to be a lifetime, me, him, us. Together, forever, in any lifetime. THE END.

"Let her act out all she wants. Once she realizes her little trick doesn't work, she'll go back to her old self." I left without looking back and met the date my mom had set up for me at a cafe. It was supposed to be our first time meeting, yet it felt like we'd known each other for years. The conversation flowed easily. We really hit it off. … That evening, I came home humming a tune. To my surprise, I found Terrence on the living room couch, hunched over and seeming to be in pain. We had been married for three years in my previous life. I knew he suffered from a serious stomach condition. He was probably forcing himself to sit there so Anna wouldn't worry.

~ If only he would change, everything would be perfect.~ "I had heard about the seven-year itch, my deceased grandmother talked about with me at length. My marriage has me scratching my head, and we are nowhere near seven years of marriage. It's only been a few years and a couple of months, and the conflicts keep rising, and I'm running out of solutions. Later that night, Rome sneaks into bed. He thought I was sleeping. I opened my eyes and glared at him, making him jump.

Amelia sat up again facing Shirley while Shirley's glare on her intensified. "Max and I share well a very special kind of relationship as you know," Amelia said and her words compelled another eye roll from Shirley. "Yeah right!" Shirley couldn't help but sneer. "I guess that line has now grown old, hasn't it?" Amelia muttered and Shirley nodded, agreeing to her words. "It definitely has," Shirley paused but continued almost immediately, her expression turning solemn. "And just so we are clear, you and Max may have shared something special in the past but that's in the past and I don't care about his past," Shirley's voice rose a pitch higher.

Ryan's photographs captured the essence of fleeting moments, reminding others to embrace the beauty of the present. Together Forever was not just a love story, but a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the transformative power of art, and the enduring impact of a love that transcends time. It was a tale of two souls who, through their shared dreams and unwavering love, had discovered the true essence of life—to live fully, love deeply, and embrace the beauty of each passing moment.

Broken no more. Burning forever. Together. Always.

Unbreakable. Forever.

When she reached the refrain, even more people joined in. “They might say never say never, but our love will last forever. No one, nothing, no how will tear us apart. Now that we’re finally together, I know our love will last forever. No one else will ever have my heart. Nothing can ever sever our love. We’re meant to be together, my love. You and I will last forever.”