Novel & Cerita Tomorrow Is Forever

Yes, you can’t beat his eloquence. I took a deep breath and before I could speak further, Jaxon said, “Yeah, you are coming here tonight. If I don’t see you here by ten, I will drive to your house myself. See you soon!” “I can’t, Jaxon seriously, wait, hello? J? what?” I saw my phone, with a notification from Jaxon, ‘How about black? I’ll wear the same :)’

The only time that really mattered. Forever.

Endless. Forever.

“You took his immortality.” Forever had an expiry date.

My Forever Man 1 Hello, my name is Emma. I’m a twenty-one-year-old woman and I have had a rough last few years in my young love life. All I seem to do is work eat and sleep. So as a single woman I decided to look for my perfect man. I didn’t want to end up as a crazy old cat lady. So where do you find a man nowadays. Bars, churches, and the singles in my area will not work. I don’t drink and bars don’t bring the kind of catch I want. With not having a man in my life I have had a lot of spare time.

He began, and with a snicker, he added, “…No offense, mother.” Madison’s trembling lips burst into giggles, gripping her glass cup tightly as she stared back at him, his piercing gaze unmoving. In the depths of his eyes, she could see the love he had for her. The kind of love that would last forever, and no matter how far apart they got, they could always count on the universe to bring them back together. She was fated to be with him - both in the past, the present and the future too - and Madison couldn’t wish for a more better feeling.

Toward celebration. Toward forever.

To reclaim their lives on the other side. Together. As always. Forever. No matter what came next.

We'd found our way home to each other while this time nothing would tear us apart again. Forever started now. THE END

Yet, an intangible force beckoned me back home, pulling at my heartstrings. We continued chatting for a while longer, promising to have weekly calls to maintain our connection. It was the longest conversation we had had in weeks, if not months. I had never felt more lost and confused in my life. Here I was, in a foreign country, longing for home, yearning for someone I couldn't have, and facing pivotal career decisions. I remained in bed, contemplating my options. I mindlessly surfed the internet for a while, but eventually gave up. As I switched off the lights and tried to sleep, I hoped that clarity would greet me in the morning. Tomorrow, I hoped, would bring a fresh perspective.