Twice In A Lifetime Show Novels & Stories

She appears to be going through the worst time in her life. The sight of her brought tears to my eyes, but I fought them back. I never expected her to be the new hire, nor did I expect to see her in Bali. When I broke up with her in our university days, I became devastated and lived in misery. No woman could ever know me, understand me, and love me like she did. Her touch, smile, words, scent, laughter, and memories were all I carried with me, unable to love anyone else. But now, here she was, standing in front of me. It seemed like God was giving me a second chance with her, and this time, I will never let her go. Never again.

Celeste’s jaw flexed almost imperceptibly, but her eyes remained trained on Katie. Katie exhaled slowly, her words deliberate now. “Her twin sister. Missing for eighteen years. That was who Celine built Nexus around. If the worst ever happened, there would still be a Hayes to claim what was rightfully theirs.” Katie’s fingers brushed the edge of the folder. “We searched,” she said softly. “For years. We investigated, quietly, carefully, because Celine didn’t want to draw attention. But there was never a lead. And then her death.” Katie’s eyes lifted, sharp now. “And then you.”

the goddess inquired. "I have been well. There's a lot of things I don't understand though, My Lady," she said in a slightly stunned tone. "It will all eventually be revealed, Ran'er. Be patient. This is just the start of your many lifetimes that are yet to come." Many lifetimes? Just how many lifetimes would she have to lead as a mortal woman? "Your Majesty, why do I no longer have my memories?" she asked.

I and Calvin laughed at her. I lost everything, but then I gained it back in such a way I had never expected. I saw my mother even after death, though I won't be able to do that again, I saw a sort of father figure in Ty, who would come later for the reception, I gained a best friend, A Second Chance mate and I had the wedding I had dreamed of. I had everything I had ever wanted. “Everything?” Calvin, who was obviously listening to my thoughts asked. “Well, not everything, there is one more thing” I told him.

Now, I was forced to grow up and become the woman everyone had expected me to be. In a couple of hours, I’d joined the other guests in the party charade as they danced and cheered on. “Tory! Tory!” I jumped at the sound of Grace’s yelling as she ran, quite well in heels, towards where I sat. “Come on, this is our song!” I laughed when I heard Expresso by Sabrina Carpenter through the DJ’s speaker. “Come on!” Grace shouted at me, making me scream and yell as well for the first time in weeks.

he wheezed. My heart slammed into my ribs… No…It couldn’t be. But it was. The girl I thought I’d never see again. Zaria Mendez. Her name echoed inside me like a curse and a promise. Then the bidding began. “Starting at twenty thousand,” the auctioneer croaked, still trying to recover. “Twenty-five!” barked one of the fat old bastards in the front row. “Thirty!” shouted another. I stood slowly and calmly and raised my paddle.

How did he lose someone who had genuinely cared for him, all for a woman so hollow and calculating? He couldn’t take it any longer, not another second. He needed to see me and apologize in person. He needed to fix everything he had destroyed. Without delay, Lewis boarded a flight to Switz. He was eager to see me as soon as possible, but the Roberts family’s security was impenetrable. He couldn’t even step inside the gates of the estate, let alone see me. Still, he refused to give up. Again and again, he tried to gain entry. He even sent the blue diamond necklace purchased at auction, hoping I would understand his intentions the moment I saw it and agree to meet him. However, my personal assi

Because of him, I finally lived freely. Two lifetimes of entanglement ended in this one. Winter snow always melted, and spring always came. —The End

"I did my best But I guess my best wasn't good enough Cause here we are Back where we were before Seems nothin' ever changes We're back to being strangers Wondering if we ought to stay Or head on out the door Just once Can we figure out what we keep doin' wrong Why we never last for very long What are we doin' wrong? Just once..." That was the song that she had been playing over and over again inside her apartment as that was also the theme song of 'The Second Time Around', their series. And every single time she got to listen to the song, she'd tear up. It had been three days since the first episode of the series was released, but everything was still overwhelming for her. Not to mention th

Needed to be in the presence of the only person that had ever truly loved me. I waited until I could no longer hear Patricia’s footsteps before turning my attention towards my mother’s headstone “Hey mom, I’m sorry about that,” I choked out in a voice that’s barely above a whisper, crawling closer towards the headstone as I brushed away the dried leaves that had gathered around overnight. “I survived till eighteen, mom…” I paused, a bitter smile tugging at the corners of my lips. “....I guess you already know that.” I took a deep breath, and shut my eyes for a few seconds.