Seventeen Couple の小説・ストーリー

With none of my friends to keep me company, I'd started to feel bored and out of place. I'd tuned out of the conversation, but I'd caught bits and pieces. The topic was about Gabe and Hermione, the high school power couple everyone thought they'd end up together. Apparently, their relationship dated back to middle school, but it had crashed over the weekend. The juiciest part? Gabe had started dating Tara, leaving zero chance of reconciliation.

“Right, as if she would call you her girlfriend after talking for ‘a bit’. Just tell me dude.” “Okay, we did talk at the party.... kind of, maybe, kissed her too....” “OH. You guys KISSED?” “Yeah, then we swapped socials, and we’ve kind of been texting for like two weeks now.” Aria said rapidly. “T-TWO WEEKS?! Why didn’t you tell me anything? I would’ve acted differently towards her if you did.” Layla said disappointedly. “I mean it’s not like I have to tell you everything.”

And because even when he brought the wrong yogurt, he still remembered her favorite color, the exact way she liked her tea, the way her nose scrunched when she hated a movie. They sat down together on the bench, hands intertwined, heads resting against each other’s shoulders. “Let’s never break up,” she whispered. Damien nodded. “Let’s never give up.” The wind rustled the trees above them. They were seventeen with a dream.

Chosen. John and Hannah were curled together on a bench, her head tucked beneath his chin, their fingers laced like they’d never known anything else. Rob and Gabby sat close, knees touching, her laughter soft and surprised every time he whispered something in her ear. Papa and Momma shared a blanket, her hand resting on his knee, his gaze fixed on her like she was still the girl he’d fallen for in Naples. Sam and Mike were side by side, heads tilted together, their quiet joy a balm in the background.

Hearing that Camilla mentioned Kyle, Alice immediately looked up and followed her gaze. After a few seconds, she also opened her eyes wide with a startled expression. Not far away in front of them, a pair of boy and girl came head-on. The young couple are not very old, but they look 16 or 17 years old. The boy is dressed in white and white trousers, tall and thin, and has a delicate and handsome appearance. Although he is dressed in ordinary clothes, his appearance is quite outstanding. It is much more handsome than some of the fresh meat in the entertainment industry.

"Are you out of your mind? Not only are you late, but you brought her?!" Quentin sighed, rubbing his temples. "Liv’s memory stopped at the day we kissed in high school. She thinks we’ve been together ever since. I couldn’t just leave her behind." Olivia stood there, twirling her fingers like a lost schoolgirl. My gaze locked onto her hands. She was wearing my wedding ring. Quentin walked over, holding her hand in his. With a warm smile, he said to me, "Natalie, congratulations." The hall fell silent.

We're not done yet. Recently, Chloe and Sebastian got engaged, and now they were busy planning their wedding. Though the spring date seemed far off, their excitement was clear. The couple was always together, and their love showed in every exchange. Chloe's laughter lifted everyone's spirits, even as she juggled wedding plans and her career. Sebastian had a vibrant energy, remaining composed despite his demanding role at his own company and Raymond's.

money on a five-foot tall blonde. “You see?” Sabrina said, standing up from the chair, leaving the pile of money in the table. “This is why I don't want to go here.” She added, tangling her arms around his neck. Even though there are plenty of couples in the room, none of them were being as touchy and affectionate as Sabrina and Shawn. They were in the middle of the room, and they received disgusted and dirty stares from others, but it doesn't seem to bother them.

Papa Quinn and Mama Quinn, the anchors of the family, shared knowing smiles, witnessing the enduring love that had unfolded under their roof. Nathan and Ella, a couple whose journey had weathered the storms of life, stood as a testament to the resilience of true love. Six years of marriage had woven a tapestry of shared dreams, challenges overcome, and countless moments of joy. The couple radiated happiness, their commitment to each other echoing through the halls of the mansion.

In that moment, they realized the true power of their connection—the ability to support and uplift each other as they pursued their passions. Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months, but their bond remained unwavering. They celebrated each other's achievements, offered comfort in times of struggle, and reveled in the simple joys of life. They were a tightly knit unit, a chosen family that had come together through fate and a shared desire for something extraordinary. One evening, as the city lights illuminated the night sky, the quartet found themselves gathered on the rooftop of Sean's penthouse. The gentle breeze played with their hair as they looked out at the sprawling citys