Spitfire In Love Novels & Stories

James picked up Harrison before turning to Monica, saying, "Since everything has been settled, let's go and eat our dinner." His arrogant indifference pissed Derek off so much that he kicked a bag that hadn't been destroyed in the fire just yet. It was a tote bag made of fire-resistant material—a gift James gave me on the day he proposed to me. "Alice, even though I can't give you a comfortable life right now, I can give you my one and only love. Like this bag I'm giving you now, my love will live on forever, even in the most devastating of fires." Well, half of his promise came true. The bag did survive a devastating fire. That being said, James never noticed the bag in the corner the entir

“Because if memory serves, you once said—and I quote—‘Don’t ever fucking call me that. I loathe it.’” A broken sound left her lips—half-laugh, half-sob. “I loved it once. Then hated it. Now… I think I love it again.” “Well, damn. That’s a full character arc,” he murmured, loosening his grip just enough to see her face. “One hell of a journey,” she agreed, quickly wiping the tears from her eyes. He cupped her face, staring into her eyes as if he could see the dark, ruined thing that was her soul through them.

"Didn't I tell you, I can't forgive infidelity. Even though I have my share of the blame, that doesn't mean I can't change, right?" "Alright!" Celine laughed. Giving up on asking Bryan about marriage. After all, she herself was confused by the words that came out of his mouth. It was as if she wanted to hear it a hundred or even a thousand times if Bryan had really given up his 'marriage'. Which meant that there was no love left for Sella. There was only Matilda left and that couldn't be cut off. Celine didn't want that to happen either.

Within minutes, spasms hit her body, and she released her juices right into his mouth. She sagged back into the bed, closing her eyes to get a grip on herself. Knox licked her clean and eased himself off of her. A whimper escaped her, and she opened her eyes, missing his warmth immediately. “Where are you going?” she asked in a dazed state, her voice heavy with need. Knox grinned, loving the effect he had on her. He knew she was as aroused as he was! In fact, he never expected her to melt so easily, but she did. It excited him to know they could ignite the spark in their relationship with just a look or a touch. It was only lying dormant for so many years.

There was no way of getting to her. ‘POP! POP! BOOM!’ The explosion shattered the windows of all the other cars in the vicinity and also knocked us backwards onto the ground. “Ana!” I started screaming frantically, Toni was now holding me back, stopping me going towards the flaming car. “She’s gone,” Toni said through tears. I just didn’t want to believe him. Surely it wasn’t her driving. Maybe she had a decoy. I tried to keep hold of whatever hope I had left. I didn’t want to have to bury her before our wedding. I couldn’t control the tears that were falling. I remained on my knees as the fire brigade put out the fire.

"My parents threatened to disown me if I didn't marry Gwendolyn. The company was struggling, and I wasn't thinking straight when I agreed to their demands. "You have to believe me when I say that I never wanted to let you go. You're still the love of my life." Tears welled in his eyes as he went on, "Ever since you left, I've thought about you every single day. You're more important to me than my family. I don't even know what to do without you—" I cut him off coldly, "Stop making yourself the victim, will you? You say you love me, but you wanted to keep me as your mistress while you married someone else. I don't want this kind of love! I regret being blind and wasting ten years on you."