Novel & Cerita The Lost Melody Of Love

After all, the one he had loved from the beginning was Sophia. Still, when she truly left without a trace of attachment, disappearing completely from his world, only then did Justin realize how terribly wrong he had been. He had fallen in love with Yvonne long ago. Through all those countless days and nights, the person he had come to love was never Sophia, but Yvonne, who had always been by his side. All because of his past regrets and his unwillingness to let go, he lost Yvonne. Justin shut his eyes as tears of anguish slipped down his face.

Eight years ago, I used to hide under the covers every night and fall asleep listening to his low, warm voice. But just as I slipped into the memory, a woman’s voice sounded on his end. “Liam, come dry my hair for me…” I snapped back to myself. “Okay,” I murmured quickly. The moment Liam heard my answer, he hung up. I listened to the empty beeps until they ended. Only then did the tears come. I had known this would happen. I had prepared myself for it. But seeing it, hearing it, knowing with absolute clarity that Liam belonged to someone else now still hurt more than I could admit.

I thought about the loneliness and isolation that had followed, about the way I had withdrawn from the world and lost myself in my own pain. And I wondered if I would ever be able to escape it. If I would ever be able to find my way back to the person I used to be, before Gael and his betrayal had destroyed me. As I lay there, the tears began to fall again, streaming down my face like a river of sorrow. I felt like I was crying for everything I had lost, for everything that had been taken from me. I cried for the love that had been shattered, for the trust that had been broken. I cried for the person I used to be, for the life I used to have. And I cried for the future that I had thought I w

“I didn't realize that while I was looking for a partner in the shadows, the best thing in my life was already standing in front of me.” Lydia looked at him, the memory of their wedding night surfacing like a jagged shard of ice. She remembered the courage it had taken to ask him that one, final question back then. She remembered the way he had looked at her—cold and distant—when she asked if he loved her. “No,” he had said. That 'no' had broken her. It had been the catalyst for her disappearance, the reason she had spent years trying to erase him from her life. “You told me once that you didn’t love me,” she whispered. “You told me it was just a trade. My father’s organ for my life. Do you

"We're done. For good." He slapped it out of my hand, and I, running on empty, stumbled to the floor. He just looked down like I was trash. "What's with the attitude? I missed Millie's birthday—she'll have plenty more." My throat tightened. While he'd been off with his lover, Millie was in the ICU, tangled in tubes. And while they held each other, she'd slipped away, leaving nothing but ashes. "There won't be any more birthdays," I said, barely holding back tears.

The scene before me was like a knife slicing through my heart—a tender tableau of affection and shared understanding. There they were, the two of them, perfectly in sync, as if the rest of the world didn't exist. If I were still alive, I would undoubtedly have been the thorn in their side, the obstacle in their love story. Turns out, falling out of love doesn't take years; it takes but a moment. And in that instant, the obsessive love I had clung to for Grayson vanished like smoke in the wind.

The world around us melted away, leaving only the two of us, lost in the magic of our love. As we deepened the kiss, I could sense love, desperation and long-suppressed desires, creating a soothing melody that harmonized with the beating of their hearts. At that moment, time stood still. The world, with all its worries and troubles, faded into the background, leaving only the pure, unadulterated joy of our love. Melonie's face lit up with a radiant smile, her eyes glowing, ears and fangs popping, and her hands and body blazing with fire

Lant said defensively. Melody exerted more force after listening to his shameless excuses. He stated his selfish desires in such a grand and high-sounding way, creating a self-righteous and affectionate persona for himself. Melissa looked at him; there was no love in her eyes. She sneered, "You separated me from the man I love for so many years! Cyril is the only man I love!" Melody’s lips thinned; Cyril’s charm when he was younger must be impressive, to the point he fascinated Melissa so much that she fell deeply in love with him.

We were lovers once, dancing in the rain, However, now we're strangers lost in the pain. Our love was like a melody, now just echoes in the air, Two souls adrift in a world that does not care.

"What is this melody? It feels... familiar." Lysandra's voice was gentle, almost a whisper. "It's the Song of the Haven, a tune that has played since time immemorial. To find the Heart, you must first find harmony with this song. Let it guide you, let it become a part of you." Closing our eyes, Alec and I allowed the music to envelop us. Memories, both personal and ancestral, flooded our senses — moments of love, pain, triumph, and loss. The Song of the Haven connected them all, weaving a tapestry of shared experiences and hopes.