The True Course Of Love 소설 & 이야기

Eve kissed Demetrius with tenderness and a little passion. "To life, then." Antonio raised his glass. To the life that takes you and brings you what you need, to the life that teaches you and lifts you up, to the life that takes from you and gives to you, to the life that is beautiful and painful, to the life that in the end shows you that true love is where we least expect it. Signed; Demetrio Laureti.

I said. Willow was driving. She glanced at me and declared, "I don't want a divorce, Benjamin." I laughed at her reply. "Zachary is the one you love. Since he's single now, you can just divorce me and get together with him. Doesn't that sound like a wonderful idea?" I added, "You should thank me for helping you get together with your one true love." Willow fell silent. Then, she parked the car by the side of the road and said, "It's not what it looks like. I did have a crush on Zachary, but I got over him ages ago. I was too foolish to realize that the person who truly loved me was—"

The day I found out the forty-five thousand dollars had mysteriously disappeared from my bank account, I was at the hospital collecting Francis's medical test results. The doctor had found something in his lungs, possibly cancer, and said treatment would cost at least 45,000 dollars. I had not even broken the news to him before he gave all that money to his lover and rushed to divorce me. Well, good riddance. Our marriage was done for. I did not sign up to nurse a cancer patient.

No one had to bleed. “I love you, Richard,” she whispered, her voice breaking, tears flowing harder, and, despite what she had done, I still felt sorry for her because the pain in her eyes was devastating. “How… how could you say that to me?” “Because it’s the truth,” he said softly, taking a slow step towards her. “We can't call what we had love. I thought it was, but true love…” He glanced at me before he returned his gaze to her, still taking slow steps towards her. “True love doesn't drain you. True love doesn't make you afraid to come home. True love is meant to draw you home. What we had was draining, Natasha.”

I had thought we were just marrying out of family obligation but the usually stoic heir of the Hiltons was filled with emotion. He gently kissed my forehead. Then, dropping to one knee, he looked up at me and spoke sincerely. "Evie, I've been waiting for this day to come. I thought I had lost my chance with you. "We grew up together, knowing and trusting each other. Will you join me in a vow to grow old together, till death do us part?" I held out my hand for him to put the ring on. Then I threw my arms around him and said, "I will."

Before another thought can pass through my mind, his lips are on mine Shakespeare The course of true love never did run smooth .

Because that's what true love is all about. The End!

"That is their true love." Next.