This Heart Of Mine Was So Far Gone Novels & Stories

I let out a shaky breath, feeling my chest pain more now that he's gone. I storm off to my room, needing to be alone. I throw myself on my bed, before burying my face in my pillow as I let out a cry, for my hurt heart.

After that, no preschool would accept him. Oscar was furious and heartbroken, but there was nothing he could do as no one would help them. In the end, he dragged Neville with him to pick through trash. The next time I saw them, it was on a street lined with food stalls. Both Oscar and Neville were filthy and disheveled, digging through bins one by one. Meanwhile, I was sitting in my luxury car, on my way to pick up Hannah's favorite—a custom-made Queen's Cake.

Let me feel the warmth of being truly loved, just once. But in this life, my spirit has grown weary. Let me finally rest.

His dark pupils were like a vast, silent ocean. I could almost see someone drifting in that black sea on a lonely boat, sobbing uncontrollably. A sharp ache rose in my chest. I turned away and closed my eyes. In my heart, I silently said, "Goodbye, Freddie."

It was such an irony that the one who indirectly caused my parents' deaths was now celebrating their love story. I saw a message from Bobby. He'd sent a private text: [Bella, Audrey and I have arrived in Cranburn. It's just as beautiful as the books say. It's a shame you didn't come.] But I was never part of his life to begin with. So what was there to regret? The next couple of weeks were marked by fierce fighting. Wounded people were everywhere. Several of my coworkers were bedridden with the spreading epidemic.

My heartbeat thudded heavy and uncertain in my chest. Maybe I’d reach out. Maybe soon. But not today. Today, I had to trust her. Makayla said she’d deal with Stacey. And I believed her. As I stood there, my breath fogged in the window, watching the snow settle in layers over the pines. The sun had dipped behind the mountains, casting long shadows over the drifts. The quiet was almost reverent—too serene for how much fire burned in my chest. I reached for my phone again.

Some said he had started looking for me in places that had nothing to do with reason and everything to do with obsession. I stopped reading after a while. The money from the estate was enough to give me a quiet life. I settled in a small town by the sea, rented rooms to travelers, and learned how little a person actually needed once she stopped living for someone else. In the mornings, I drank fresh milk, ate fruit still warm from the sun, and opened my windows to clean air instead of family politics and lies. Little by little, my body settled too. I stopped flinching at every sound. I stopped waking in the middle of the night soaked in sweat. The pressure in my chest eased. Even the strange

“Look, I’ve always been wearing it!” “But you didn’t care when you gave it away.” His body jolted slightly. After a pause, he struggled to say, “Sorry, it was my fault.” “Dean, I used to care about you a lot, but now I don’t anymore.” “Don’t do this, Rue,” his voice broke. “I’m begging you. Don’t do this. Can you look at me? Don’t treat me like I’m invisible. I thought you came today to get back together with me.”

"That illegitimate child of yours isn't worthy of this blood." She ground her heel into the red puddle, speaking with venom in every word. "I'd rather pour it out to water the flowers than give it to you." At that moment, Danielle felt her heart shatter, and even breathing became painful. The VIP room door slammed shut with a heavy thud, sealing Meghan and Taylor away from the chaos outside. Danielle stumbled back to Olivia's hospital room and cradled her cold body, tears falling onto her pale face. As despair slowly overwhelmed her, her phone screen lit up.

He later started the car's engine, after blowing the horn once as a farewell to the people present, he carefully maneuvered out of the yard. They were a few meters away from their house when Candy couldn't stop herself from crying. Sadly, she was forced to leave their house… the house where she grew up, where she built her dreams. And her Daddy, the only person she has been with and sympathizes with since her mommy died. Now that she has a new wife, he doesn't need her anymore and on the very day of his wedding, he let her be with the person she didn't want to be with at all. And most of all the pain caused by Richard’s infidelity. Why he entered into a new relationship without even formally