The Moment Like This Novels & Stories

Soft low music plays as we make our way up the isle; Kol behind me with his parents and up to the alter we go. We reach the alter all too soon, and I find myself singing along to the soft song as I fiddle with my cuff links. "I wish I could keep you all of my life The way that I feel for you inside This is my moment This is my perfect moment with you This is my moment This is my perfect moment With you, with you.." How true are those lyrics? This is the moment; my moment; our moment. Kat, Kol and I forever. God I sound gay!

One thing is for sure, that Reece was not only attached, but invested. It's so unfortunate that things turned out the way they did. As I watch him with Ava right now, uncontrollably so, I feel my lips tilt up into a small smile, my heart skipping a beat due to Ava's big smile as she gets taken higher into the air. The view is too precious to miss taking a picture, and so, I capture the moment into a video, knowing that the picture may somehow not be enough to describe how precious it is.

I said to his blank face. "okay" he replied while staring intently at me. He inched closer to me and our lips met. I welcome the kiss eagerly, he taste of mint and pure bliss. I wound my arms around his neck bringing him closer to me. Butterflies dance in the pit of my stomach, our tongue twirl together. Forgetting totally about world we explore each other, he bit my lower lip softly and I moan softly feeling light headed. I'm glad I'm seated or I wouldnt be able stand by myself.

But it felt like a million miles when all they were itching to do was to tear each other's clothes off. As soon as the elevator stopped at the penthouse, it was like a dam had burst. Both of them fell on each other, kissing like there was no tomorrow. At that point, Ana knew she was going to be sore the next day. But she didn't even mind. It was going to be worth it. Hopefully.

He took her hands in his and wrapped her arms around his neck as he pushed play on the remote. A Moment Like This by Leona Lewis sounded through the speaker and his gaze locked with hers. Slowly he swayed them from side to side, softly singing the song to her as he did, every word laced with love and promise. That moment would be one she cherished forever because in that one moment his eyes said to her everything his lips never did and strangely enough, she felt content. They would always have the memories they made together. “You are the world and more Sierra Brightly.” He whispered when the song softened to a close.

"Alright, alright." Letting a slow smile begin to spread across my face, I can't stop myself from getting lost in the moment. Being with Chance like this feels so right and so natural that I almost forget that Talia still exists. If only this moment could last for eternity, because I know once we leave this space, reality will come crashing down like a bunch of boulders determined to destroy what little happiness I may have.

"Tell me a memory, and I'll tell you one of mine. I'm high on something, and it ain't the wine. I feel like I'm falling, and I can't feel the ground. Tell me, baby, what are you feeling now..." I looked over at Moon's singing friends. They offered to play, and I agreed. I smiled at Moon, who was playing the guitar and gave them a thumbs up. In a world where everyone is in a hurry, we are savoring every moment of our lives... being patient and taking time for things to manifest. As we danced in the middle of the dancefloor, I kissed the top of her head. It was beautiful. Everything was magical. Every moment in our lives was perfect. Life with her was perfect. Even if there are days that we ar

He looks at me. Click. “I think we got it,” Mom says, checking the camera screen with a proud little smile. “I’ll print and frame the best one.” She does not say it is rare to get us all in one place, but the emotion is there, hanging in the golden air. This is our moment. A still-life of belonging.

It was a spontaneous act, capturing a fleeting moment of vulnerability and tenderness. Now, in the present moment, Audrey is brought back to reality. She realizes that she still possesses that picture, a silent memento of their time together. With a faint smile playing on her lips, she decides to make the captured image her phone's home screen. Placing the picture in a prominent position, she acknowledges the significance it holds for her—a reminder of the connection they shared, however brief it may have been.

just like the water letting the wind push them to waves. I just let myself feel this moment... No matter what those things I can’t remember were all about... I know that it won’t change the fact that I love Drake so much... So much that I know even after this life... I will still keep on choosing him... The wind blows harder... making my hair dance with its gush. “It’s getting cold... shall we head back?” “Hmm” Nodding my head, I hold Drake’s hands. Mountains... ocean... even in the city... all of it gave us bitter memories...