The Great Gatsby Ending Novels & Stories

“I missed you.” “Aww,” Nessa squealed and threw her arms around me again. “I'm glad you finally love me.” I turn my gaze to Asher and tilt my head as if to say “I won, bitch.” He turned away with both his hands in his pockets. I won. Caden - 1 Asher - 0 “If you're done eating each other's faces, get ready for breakfast.” Gatsby said with a sigh. Nessa hooked her arm around mine and snuggled close to me. “I'm starving. What did the chef prepare?”

Is this really how it ends? ***

The luxurious setting, the scent of flowers, the distant sound of the fountain, it was all perfect, a fitting backdrop to their closure. As they shared one last kiss, she knew this moment would stay with her forever. The power dynamics, the luxury, the reunion, they had all come together in a way that felt both inevitable and unforgettable. And as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the terrace in a soft twilight glow, she felt a deep sense of fulfillment, knowing that this chapter had ended exactly as it should.

And in that moment, I thought again of the funeral. But my heart didn’t hurt anymore. It was all in the past. Whether sorrow or love, it ended right here. I raised my champagne glass and gave a small smile toward Enzo on the shore. Wishing him happiness for the rest of his life. And the same for myself. (The End)

"I am sorry for yelling at you but don't leave me... don't close your eyes... please just don't close your eyes.....look at me....Gwen...." Sian patted her cheek who slowly closed her eyes as she tried to touch his face but her hand fell down before she could touch his face for the last time. ............ Thank you guys for reading and also don't forget to leave some comments. This story is about to end soon. Do you want a happy ending? ...................

There was only the profound gratitude for a journey that had led us here, to this moment, to this peace. The story of Gwen Gonzalez was over. It had ended not with a bang, but with a sunset. It had ended not in victory, but in contentment. It had ended exactly as it should have: with a life, long and well-lived, nestled in the arms of a love that had proven stronger than any tragedy. And as the first star of the evening shimmered into view, I knew with a certainty that filled my soul—it had all been worth it. ***

His heart screamed with joy. The End

She smiled and whispered against his chest, “You. Only you.” The End

How do I find my way back? I managed to walk down to the main high way and successfully got a cab. "495 Grove street" i muttered out and rested my back on the cool leather. The elderly man seemed to recognize me as a popular face known for creating mischief but he said nothing and minded his business which was good for him else I'd have had to send his corpse to his family. I stopped him blocks away from my destination and got down. I realized I had no cash with me and I couldn't leave him here and go get money cause he looked like one to snoop around so I pulled one of the silver rings from my fingers and handed it to him.

"It's poetic justice, really. You stop being the villain, and I finally get my revenge for my mother. A win-win situation, don't you think?" Richard's eyes widened, disbelief and horror etched across his face. He seemed paralyzed by the revelation, the weight of his actions crashing down upon him. "Richard Dennis Maxwell," Gabriella's tone was cold and final. "Say your last prayer." The gunshot shattered the tense silence, echoing through the street as Gabriella's resolve met its deadly conclusion. The air seemed to hold its breath for a moment before the reality of the situation settled in.