Side Characters Deserve Love Too Novels & Stories

His face was unreadable so I didn't know what was going on in his head. “Calm down. I won't do anything to you. I will leave now.” Saying that he left and I almost collapsed on the floor. ‘See, I told you—he will never reject us. He's not like those men who hurt you. He's like the villain in romantic books. You should know villains love their loved one unconditionally. They worship the land from where their loved one walked. You are lucky to have him. Accept him.’ Zia started nagging me again.

I love these characters too much to ever leave them hanging. Until then, please take care of yourselves and hold your loved ones close. With love, Soter

"When you think about it, the side character's life is so tragic. She grew up in a family that only valued sons, got beaten, and even starved. When she finally got into a top high school with grades good enough for MIT or Harvard University and change her fate, these scammers had to ruin everything!" "She deserved it! This is all because she kept ranking top of the grade. Because of her, our beautiful, proud female lead can only ever be a runner-up. The male lead and the female lead's family just love the female lead more, that's all!" "Exactly! She's just a side character meant to be a stepping stone. How dare she try to steal our female lead's spotlight? She's just getting what she deserve

Scott's version of love was a warm blanket I never asked to be wrapped in. Adam's version was this. Cold water. Clear sight. I preferred it. "So I need a counter-narrative." "Yes." "I need someone who shapes that for me. Someone who fights in that arena while I fight in the other." Adam tilted his head. "I have people—" "No." The word came out sharper than I intended. I softened it. "No. I appreciate everything you've done. But your people work for you. They're loyal to you. I need—"

Although he wasn't fond of romance movies, Kian was—so he had seen quite a few of them in his lifetime. "That's why I was so persistent with you, you know?" she smiled. "I thought that this was just the beginning of our story—that I'm the persistent girl that would eventually be noticed by the cold and aloof guy in the end. However, I failed to realize that this wasn't my love story," she brought her gaze back down to the ground. "I'm just a side character—a passerby—in your story with Scarlett. It wasn't my love story, to begin with. However, that doesn't mean that I can't be hurt. Because honestly, it really fucking hurts," a tear escaped from her eyes.

Cindy, I have never seen you cry because of another man before. What are the chances that you will ever find someone who you will love this much and would reciprocate your love? I accept that Jack is wrong by taking Maya's side most of the time but I believe the solution isn't to give up on him but to expose Maya's true colors in front of him. From what you have told me, this whole taking of Maya's side stems from her role in his childhood. Why not reverse the case and see if you would have acted differently?" "What exactly are you trying to say?" Cindy asked.

Maybe even understanding. “Pity,” he repeated. I nodded. “I can stand anger. I can stand indifference. But pity? It makes you small. Makes you feel like you’ve already lost before you’ve even had a chance to fight.” I glanced at him, his eyes hadn’t softened — but something inside them shifted. The man everyone said was cold, ruthless, untouchable… he looked at me like he knew exactly what I meant. “I understand,” he said quietly. “No one here would ever dare pity you.”

Seeing you crying right now is more painful and tormenting than the whole situation. "I'll tell Dave to drive you to wherever you want to go." Liesel stood up "You're not going to stop me?" She looked at me with a smile but her eyes said the opposite "I really want to, Jenea. I really want to kneel and beg for you not to leave." I thought this kind of situation is only in dramas but I was wrong. It was when the main character is torn between fighting or giving up but this ain't drama, this is reality. In drama the main character chose to give up to make the person they love happy, in reality...

Over the years, my family inevitably found itself swept along by the influence of the Sullivans. A wave of clarity washed over me at this moment. All along, this was how Blake had seen me. Tears fell without warning, and my chest felt like it had been torn open, a massive, aching emptiness inside. Blake was right. His family was twisted and monstrous in their own way. And Blake—he was even worse. Cold, distant, and towering above me. Perhaps all these years, he had been watching me with detached eyes. He never really believed in my love for him. His love for me was likely just another act.

But beyond them, I fell in love with every character in this world. Elliot and Lila taught me about choosing love. Ryder and Serena taught me about being loved for who you truly are. Adrian and Logan taught me about being brave enough to stop hiding. Riko taught me that people can be broken and still find a way to heal. Alpha and Luna Blackthorn taught me that people make mistakes but it doesn't have to define our future. And Noah, even though he was gone, reminded me that the people we love never truly leave us.