Still 2gether Novels & Stories

I saw at the corner of my eyes James and keerti dancing with each other and they are lost in each other's eyes. I have to talk to keerti about James if she still feels for him or not. I looked back to Siddharth and gave him a smile. "Have your periods stopped?" He whisper. Today is fourth night and my periods are stopped. I know what Siddharth said the other day what will he do after my periods stopped. I feel warmth on my both cheeks.I lowered my head head and nodded my head slightly. "Technically tonight is our suhagraat (wedding night). So I am not letting you sleep whole night." He whisper

The coffee shop, a silent witness to their vows, became a symbol of their renewed commitment. With a genuine smile, Beta confessed, "I've never stopped loving you, Scarlet. These years apart have only strengthened my feelings for you." Scarlet's response was a tender acknowledgment of shared emotions. "And I, Beta, have carried your love in my heart. It feels like destiny has given us another chance to make things right." As they delved into the details of rebuilding their relationship, a sense of anticipation filled the air. The past served as a guide, but their focus was firmly on the future they hoped to create together. The laughter that echoed through the coffee shop held the promise of

Amelia sat up again facing Shirley while Shirley's glare on her intensified. "Max and I share well a very special kind of relationship as you know," Amelia said and her words compelled another eye roll from Shirley. "Yeah right!" Shirley couldn't help but sneer. "I guess that line has now grown old, hasn't it?" Amelia muttered and Shirley nodded, agreeing to her words. "It definitely has," Shirley paused but continued almost immediately, her expression turning solemn. "And just so we are clear, you and Max may have shared something special in the past but that's in the past and I don't care about his past," Shirley's voice rose a pitch higher.

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“I'll fix up another date tomorrow. Brunch. I will try t—” I cut in. “Scratch that. I have something more important. I have a task for you to carry out.” “What could possibly be more important than getting settled before your birthday. You know the clause your parents set in their will. Get married before 30 or lose everything to charity.” I rolled my eyes.

"Together?" "Together."

“I was hoping that you’d join me for a movie.” “Movie,” I repeat, eyeing him curiously. “You mean like a date?” “No,” he responds. “More like two friends staying in and watching a movie together with some candy and popcorn, maybe a couple of beers.” Remaining silent, I consider his offering, actually liking the way it sounded, but was it really just two friends watching a movie? Even if I wanted to deny that I no longer had feelings for him, I literally just broke up with Gregory because I just couldn’t stop myself from being drawn to him.

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Faith played along even though it killed her when they broke up just a day before her twenty-second birthday. It was not a bad breakup – no one yelled. No one cheated. There were no name-calling or accusations. Simply the spark between them died. After two long years, they went back to being friends – but honestly, they were still struggling. There was no interaction between them after their breakup that didn’t make them uncomfortable. Faith doesn’t believe that they can go back to being good friends – she is just pretending to be and she is sure that so is he but none of them brings it up.

We all laughed. “Can we acknowledge that we still have two months before we all go separate ways?” she added. That hit. Because yeah. We did. This wasn’t the end. Not yet. “Two months,” I repeated. “Exactly,” she said. “So I refuse to act like everything is over.” Jackson smirked. “Plus,” he added, “me and Noah are going to the same college.” Mariah rolled her eyes. “Of course you are.” “And playing football together,” he continued.