Side Characters Deserve Love Too Novels & Stories

As Sarah’s art continued to gain recognition, she found herself both exhilarated and overwhelmed. The gallery exhibition had been a pivotal moment, but it was just the beginning. Her art was resonating with people in ways she had never imagined, and each new piece she created seemed to tell a part of their evolving love story. Michael stood by her side through it all. He was her biggest supporter and, sometimes, her critic—a role he embraced with equal parts love and honesty. They often found themselves discussing her work late into the night, their conversations blending into the warmth of their shared bed.

I lift my legs, lean forward and place my chin on the top of my knees. “I can't say I completely get the feeling. You've been through so much. Much more than you fucking deserved. But I know how much that shit broke you. And sometimes the world gives you something they think you need.” she nudges my shoulder with her own, making me turn my cheek to face her. “But I know one thing. You deserve everything. To be loved, to love. You should be able to have a husband, or two, and have a million little babies.”

Loveth's dreamy look was replaced with a confounded expression. “You do realise she's the enemy right,” I pouted. “How can you side with her?” “Hey I'm not taking sides...” She said hastily. “I'm just looking at the picture the way it is. It's just her good luck. We can't exactly wreck her marriage, that would be evil. We can only find ways to benefit from it. I heard she doesn't have much friends.” I frowned. “Is that really your view on it?” Her smile widened. “Hai! Surely you've deduced that much. It's only a matter of time so we ought play our cards well. You guys never got along but honestly you should consider being nice to her.”

He really deserves my love, and I'm really so happy that it was him that I'm in love with and not Lucas. I feel so bad for Nicole that she loves someone like Lucas, even though she doesn't care about me as a big sister should care. But I still consider her as family and I value her so much. So I would just go and see her today once I'm done with all the people I had to attend to if anyone comes though. U

She said as if she had been wronged, "How am I inferior to Vanessa?" "Just by saying that, you are already inferior to her." After her stern scolding, Faye softened her tone again. "Yvette, listen carefully. Love is a two-sided thing. A one-sided love is pointless. Also, it's not about who is better. When you love or don't love someone, you don't need a reason. Take Kevin for example. At that time, he was such a perfect man. A lot of women were dying to marry him, but I have never had any interest in him." "There's only Auntie Karen in Uncle Kevin's eyes. Even if you liked him, there's no way you could win his heart.

Her feelings are pure admiration as well as sincere affection. "True, this is not a story about my life. I'm not the main character. I'm just a side character for their story, yes, I never deserved to get the role of a woman who is loved." *** Aiden kept grumbling, this was the fifth time he tried to contact Nina, but there was no answer to hid longing. "This idiot, what the hell is she doing?" Aiden muttered annoyed. Though this is the only time he has to communicate even if only briefly.

"But now, you're the one unhappy about it." Spencer stared at Shayne. "Whose side are you even on?" Shayne was caught off guard by the question. After a long pause, he said, "Of course, I'm on your side. But think about it. If Stephanie had a male friend, and she hung out with him every day, just like you do with Kelly, how would you feel? Would you be fine with it?" Spencer quickly shook his head. "Absolutely not!" Shayne gave a cold laugh. "If even a man can't be that generous, why do you expect a woman to be? Women are especially petty when it comes to love."

Isn't she supposed to support my every decision? Why take sides with the outsiders?

But what was right for people who'd shown me kindness despite having no obligation to do so. I thought of Jamie's shy smile, of Mary's gentle efficiency, of Thomas's easy laughter before pack politics had made him wary of my presence. Of Lucas's steady wisdom and Elena's sharp wit and Marcus's loyal devotion to duties that kept everyone safe. Of Kieran himself, who'd trusted me with his monster and asked for nothing in return except the possibility that love might be enough to break curses that had defined his existence for decades. They deserved better than to die defending someone whose presence had made their carefully constructed sanctuary a target for enemies they'd never had to face be

His relatives, who would've loved nothing more than to tear me apart, would never conspire with me to pull off such a farce. "Nat, you've taken this joke too far. It's not funny anymore," Shane said as he slowly approached me. Before he could get any closer, Hailey tugged at his sleeve, her saccharine voice grating on my ears. "Shane, I'm sure Nat didn't mean to do this. She probably just loves you too much. You should try to understand her. After all, she comes from a poor family. She doesn't have money, let alone love."