Seven Years Together, But Never Forever Novels & Stories

It was your choice! Her words struck Andrew deep within his heart. He did love me, but after seven years, our relationship no longer felt new. So, when Selena showed up as a young, pitiful colleague, he was drawn to her. That was how he came to enjoy taking care of another lady. He repeatedly reminded himself that Selena was just a pitiful orphan, and he'd always loved me. He convinced himself that he'd never cross the line because he'd sworn to the heavens that he'd be loyal to me forever.

I’ve had enough of that, and it scared the hell out of me. Now, I’m not afraid at all. After all the ups and downs through the years, we know that at the end of the day, we want to be together. The future might not always be smooth, but we’ll face it together. That’s why I’m not afraid. As long as we have each other, nothing’s too much. It’s been seven years of longing and heartbreak, but also of a love that burned so strongly it refused to be put out. Seven years, but that’s just the beginning.

He'd probably forgotten what today was. The fiery passion we shared at the beginning was reduced to cold distance. After being his girlfriend for seven years, I still hadn't heard him say he wanted to marry me. I wasn't stupid or blind to what was happening. When a man dragged things out for seven years, there must be something deeper. Lorenzo paused for a moment, then spoke with a hint of impatience. "I've told you. When the company goes public, I'll marry you. Don't keep bringing this up."

Audrey tried to leverage our seven years together to make me hold on, but she had forgotten that those seven years were paid for with my life. I slowly pulled my hand free. The motion was sluggish, but there was a finality to it that couldn't be argued with. "Seven years." I turned the words over in my mouth. The faintest ghost of a smile touched my lips. "Right. Seven years… I lived off stale bread with you. I was there when the debt collectors came banging on our door. I thought we were toughing it out together, but the whole time I was just grinding myself down alone."

And with that, our forever truly began. And this will never end. This will last longer than eternity. THE END~

Seven years ago, we married in the heat of our passion, only to separate in the same fervor. Chandler held me then, promising he'd always wait for me. We had so much time ahead of us, or so we thought. Everything had changed when I got back. We could've been together forever, but there was no longer a future for us now. I whispered softly, "Chandler, it's over between us."

🎶Over and over again I hear your voice and feel your arms wrapped around me 🎶but when I look around you're not here. 🎶I'm wishing you will realize soon that I do care. He paused it immediately and the memory flashed through his head FOUR YEARS AGO Seven and Theo are both lying on the floor staring into the sky "The stars are really many tonight" Seven muttered "Sing a song" Theo said "What song?" Seven asked "Compose one,,,imagine we are no longer friends,,," "Stop,,what type of imagination is that? We are going to remain friends forever,nothing will come between us right?" Seven asked

“Would you prefer I demand you mate with me immediately? And lock you in here until you agree?” “No.” “Then understanding is what you get.” I wanted to laugh. Or cry. Maybe both. “This is so messed up.” “Yes.” “We’ve been doing this for five hundred years.” “Yes.” “And it always ends badly.” “So far.” “What makes you think this time will be different?” He stepped closer. Close enough that I could feel his warmth. “I don’t know yet. But we’ll figure it out.” “Together?” “Together.” The word felt heavy. And important it was a promise we’d made across lifetimes.A promise we’d never been able to keep.

"Especially then. That's when love matters most." Riley leaned into him, breathing in his familiar scent, feeling the solid warmth of him. Eleven years together. Four kids. Multiple careers. More struggles than she could count. But they'd made it. They were still here. Still together. Still choosing each other every single day. "Forever," she whispered. "Forever," Samuel agreed. And Riley believed it. With every part of her being. This was forever. Their forever. Exactly as it was meant to be. Perfect in all its imperfect, struggling, beautiful glory.

No more endings. Just forever.