This Is Why We Can't Novels & Stories

The room, once filled with the echoes of confession, now brimmed with the unspoken language of hearts finding solace in shared vulnerability. Yet, as the echoes of our mutual longing lingered, she with her lips parted and brows narrowed, articulated the stark reality that governed our intertwined destinies. "We can't do this," she asserted, her words a melancholic refrain. The room, with its shared secrets, seemed to constrict around us, echoing the weight of familial enmity.

He added, "And why for any reason, would I ever hide it from you?" I shook my head, bewildered at the whole situation, "I don't know, okay, I don't know," I took a step backward from him, "She is the reason, Chase, she is why we couldn't make it work the first time, and I can't bear to think she could be why we may not make it work this time," My words had him stepping forward, he shook his head, his words firm, "That would never happen, Lilly, never."

"Yes, no drama, no work, no Rachel, no Trey, no family, no nothing, just us" "Okay, so can I ask you a question?" "Sure" "Are you still in love with me, because, if you are, we can't continue this, we can't have anything" "Why?, Why can't we have something" "Because I won't have the time or energy to give you, or even a relationship, I will hurt you, and I'd rather be alone than have you and hurt you" "I'm not a fragile baby, and it's not like you're my first boyfriend, and if you hurt me, I can always break your balls"

He answered his voice cold but cool. "Why does it say we cannot be with someone else during this period?" I asked looking up at him. "Because we cannot" He answered bluntly. "Why?" "Is there something you want to tell me?" He asked back, a smug look I didn't understand on his face. "Something I want to tell you? I don't understand, something like what exactly?" I asked confused. "You tell me" He shrugged. "I am not the one who has a problem with the clause"

"Even you don't have a usable idea? If it stumps even you, then it's truly a hopeless situation." "But why is there no solution?" Sam asked, and Edward replied, "Because this is a decision of the United Nations. They have all the right reasons, and we can't guarantee anything." So, their hands were tied. Sam felt the wind go out of him. "So, we can only sit in silence while they..." Liana didn't say anything, but her silence said it all.

I added and exhaled loudly before beginning to render my answer. “I and Evan are not breaking up, he’s in support of the adoption.” “And I will not accept any question involving Caleb’s allegation because I know nothing about it.” “I am not going to have children either.” Jaws dropped and brows curved as the question ‘why’ was shot at me. “Because…” I trailed off. Should I tell them about my inability to conceive again? Should I expose one of my weaknesses to the world? “Because these are reasons best known to me,” I replied instead.

The city hums seventeen floors below. "This can't last," she whispers. "Why not?" " Our families, my dad won't let me go." "They are not us," I say, and I mean it. I've been turning this over for weeks, trying to find the angle where it doesn't work, where the logic fails. I can't find it. The silence stretches between us, not uncomfortable exactly, but weighted. Full of everything neither of us knows how to say yet. Before I can find the words, my phone buzzes against the coffee table.

WOW I have a mom I can't believe I'm calling her mom already. “Right so back to what I was saying, I can’t have children, so Richard and I thought of other ways to have children. More human ways. Most werewolves are very healthy but when something goes wrong it's usually severe, just like how Penny can't speak. I could not have children. Because of my problem we did not want the pack to know I couldn’t produce an heir”. Mom was looking ashamed, and dad just gave her a gentle hug and continued to hold her hand.

“Yup. And unfortunately, I’m part of the majority that can’t. So… sorry to disappoint.” My voice was calm, but yeah—I hated having to explain this.

I cried. I continued, "Did you never wonder why I never got pregnant even after a decade? When we went for testing together, the doctor said there was nothing wrong with me, but you never even looked at your own report. I'll show it to you now! You're the one who can't have children!" When I threw the report in Jason's face, he froze. Then, he turned and slapped Sylvia across the face. "You witch! Who is the father of your illegitimate child?!"