Still 2gether Novels & Stories

He said to me and a sharp gasp escaped from me. "Kimora? How? Thought you said she moved to France?" I asked, beyond confused. "She did, but uh, she's back. She's studying in Stanford and apparently she's in Carter's department. She looked the same Aud, nothing about her had changed. And when I heard her voice call out to me and I immediately recognized it and turned..." he turned to me with a sad smile, his eyes peering into mine, "I immediately regretted it because right at that moment, I realized I still loved her Aud. I never really got over her. I just used parties and a crazy lifestyle to cover up how empty I felt." His deep confession made my heart squeeze because I knew he was in a l

Kimberly smiled at her. They had a warm and meaningful time together afterward, sitting comfortably in the cozy living room as the sun filtered through the windows. The conversation flowed easily, filled with light laughter and genuine interest. They spoke about the future — specifically, Alice and Daniel’s plan to get married once the divorce was finalized and to build a peaceful life together, free from the entanglements of the past. For the first time in a long while, Alice spoke about her future with a spark of hope in her eyes.

I assured her, and she gave a small but true smile. After all the greetings and everyone was settled, Azek stood up. Everybody's attention was on him now. “Mia and I have something to tell you guys” he beamed with happiness and smiles as he spoke. “Mia and I, have finally gotten over our rough and traumatic past. We've decided to embrace the love we have deep down for each other right from an early age”… “ So we need all your support on this second half of our journey as a married couple once more.”

"Mr. Cooper, you must be joking. We've been divorced for five years now. There's nothing left to be hurt over." Daniel interrupted me, "We are not divorced. I never signed the papers." I frowned, genuinely surprised that he had never signed the divorce agreement after all these years. Nonetheless, it did not matter. We had been separated for over two years—legally, that counted as divorce. Since we had run into each other, we might as well finalize it. When I suggested officially completing the divorce, Daniel refused outright.

“I lost touch with most of them during law school. I’m friends with Annabeth on F******k, and Cheryl and I follow each other on I*******m. It’s kinda weird when I think about it. We were so close then. What about you?” “Logan and I still hang out with Jake and Tom.” “How are they?” “Pretty much the same as they were in high school. Tom got married two years ago, though.” “It is weird how you grow up and go your separate ways,” I say. “That’s one of the good things about having a twin. It’s like a built-in friend I can’t get rid of.”

The first time I find a man's watch in my fiancee Lydia Winslow's car, her father calls me himself to explain it away. "Jonah, you've got the wrong idea about Lydia. That watch is mine. I must have left it there by accident." The second time, when I discover two movie ticket stubs, her best friend tags me in a group chat. "Don't overthink it. I asked Lydia to buy those tickets for me." It happens a third time, then a fourth, and every time after that, someone steps forward to cover for her. By the ninth time, I pull a tie from between the car seats and hold it up in front of her face. "Whose tie is this?" Her hand on the steering wheel gives the faintest tremor before she dials a number

Jordan is home and there is no one on earth who can love me like this girl. Jaycee & Reed's Story up next END OF PART TWO

he teared up and Choven glanced at his best friend's eyes. He smiled, "Thank you for staying, Zhukre," he looked at his best friend and Zhukre cried yet he smiled, "That' is what's friends for," he replied. They looked at each other one last time and they couldn't hide the fear on their face but then, they both accepted that it was the end of their lives. "Goodbye, Zhukre," Choven whispered. "Let see each other in another life and best friend again," whispered Zhukre as he watches him turning into ashes, the same as his body.

Mrs. Turner was consoling my mother, saying, "It's okay. She's just a child. She'll become better as she grows up." "Bringing that up makes me even angrier! It's my birthday today, but she's nowhere to be seen!" Mom's cutleries scraped against the table, letting out a noise that grated on the ears. Just then, her phone rang. I silently floated closer and took a look. It was from my class teacher, Ms. Reed. It seemed she had realized I hadn't turned up for school today.

" You heard right but they are dealing with everything together. " "Do you still have feelings for her? " " Two people . " " I'll tell you mine if you tell me yours?" " Nice try, this is about you and your feelings. Speak." ©#KCMmuoe