Novel & Cerita Three Years Made Her Cold

Upon hearing the news, Maya was so excited that we spoke for three whole hours. She couldn't wait for me to board the plane and return to Thalora. The next day, when my flight landed, Maya rushed to greet me. She was accompanied by Holly and a few other colleagues. Three years had passed, and each of them carried the marks of time. When they saw me, they all seemed surprised. In the years I had been living for myself, I hadn’t aged. In fact, I looked rather youthful to them. It was a little after that I learned why Kit had suddenly disappeared in the second year I was in Solara.

It was my fault and I am the only one to blame. I decided to leave the ice cream house to quit hurting myself by reminiscing Blakely and Andrew’s memories, but I was shocked when I bumped into a very familiar woman. She changed and became thinner. Her eyes were blank and exhausted. And her then long black hair was now gone. Those three years without her felt like a torture, and now I can see her in front of me. I am certain it’s her. I treated her like my own child, and a mother would never mistake someone else as her child.

I perched on the edge, my body protesting the movement. "You disappeared for three days," she said, crossing her arms. "No calls, no texts. Nothing. I thought you were dead." "I had the flu." "Bullshit." She leaned against the wall. "What happened to your face?" "What do you mean?" "Your makeup's good, but I've been watching you for three years. I know what you look like when someone's hurt you." The words hit me like ice water. I had been so careful. So precise with the concealer.

"She already agreed. The wedding is in three days." The mate bond didn't just go cold, it froze solid, like someone had shoved it into an ice chest and slammed the lid. Through it, I felt something that made my blood turn to slush. Not love. Not warmth. Just... nothing. Like looking into a hole where a person used to be. "You're lying."

She stood by the window, one hand lightly resting against the cool glass, her expression was calm. But something shifted behind her eyes. Dominic. The name alone was enough to stir memories she had buried carefully over the past three years. Not erased. Never erased. Just… locked away. She inhaled slowly. “I see,” she said, her tone even. Sephora’s gaze dropped slightly, unfocused now. Three years. It had been three years since everything had ended. Since she had walked away with nothing, no family, no support, no place to belong. Three years since she had learned, painfully and completely, what it meant to be alone.

She was cold despite three layers and the gift shop scarf. She was exactly where she was supposed to be.

She, on the other hand, could only bear with it. Three years ago, it was like this. After three years, would there be any difference? She didn't say anything. He held her hands and clasped them in his own. "Sister's hands are a little cold," he said while rubbing her hands to warm them up.

tightly. She felt so good in his arms and he felt like she belonged there, right in his arms. Sheila felt the sudden urge to cry out. It's been three years and life hasn't been any simple to her. She felt so exhausted that if she was an animal, she would prefer to go on hibernation until the storm passed. Maybe waking up two years later,things would be different but who was safe kidding, that was not possible.

She never thought about how will be different after she leaves home, but suddenly there was something more important she was going out for once. For the first time in forever. It seemed like it's been forever since Aurora had last left the house but it has only been three years. It felt like forever Three long, tiring, painful, and miserable years, but finally she is going out TO BE CONTINUED...

After three years: Elina set foot on the property where she used to reside. She felt the chill in the air as it touched her delicate skin. After a three-year absence, she had come back, and her hazel eyes showed her grief and betrayal. She knows he probably hates her now, and her entire family does too, so she won't be here for long. She was unaware that the person she was thinking about was also thinking about her. She was unaware that her first move in the nation would bring upheaval to not just her own life but also the lives of those who were close to her. Elina set foot on the property where she used to reside.