Twice In A Lifetime Show Novels & Stories

Everyone said Lewis valued me more than his own life, but at some point, things changed. After Quinn Turner returned from abroad, Lewis’s attention never seemed to leave her again. She mentioned she wanted sweets from the east side of the city, and he abandoned a banquet he was supposed to attend with me. She said she was afraid of staying alone in a hotel, and he drove there at two in the morning to keep her company. When I finally confronted him, all I got was his tired, resigned explanation. “I promised her parents I would take care of her for life. Eve, her parents are gone. Just let her have this, could you?”

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

"Let me show that to you. Let me regain your trust." We stood quietly again, hearts communicating what words could not. Then, after a beat, I spoke softly, "One conversation isn't enough." He nodded. "So let's begin with one. At breakfast?" I paused, then nodded slowly. "Okay. Just breakfast." He grinned—true, relieved. "I'll take it." And so we restarted again. Not as fated mates. But as two individuals learning to discover each other again.

Daniel nodded. “Then phase two begins now.” Lucas raised his glass of juice like champagne. “To making Damian Cross dance without even knowing the music has changed.” Aria lifted her chin, expression composed and powerful. “No,” she corrected softly. “To making him dance to our music.” The room went quiet. Then they all exchanged determined nods. Phase Two: Activated. Daniel had barely stepped out before the room went quiet again. The kind of quiet that only existed between two people with too much history.

“I used to believe fate was mercy dressed as chaos. Now I think it’s punishment disguised as purpose.” Leo’s throat tightened. “Don’t say that.” “How else do I explain it?” Cris shot back, though his voice trembled. “We find each other again, across lifetimes, just to be torn apart by the same crown, the same lies. Tell me what that means, Leo.” Leo hesitated, his heart straining against the cage of duty. He wanted to touch him to remind him that even curses could hold warmth, but he couldn’t. Not here. Not with half the court pretending not to watch.

Life was not easy for her, as she had to go through so many obstacles to get to where she was now. What's next for these two? What does the future hold for these two, when they haven't made peace with their past? They met and got seperated. It happens many times, but each meeting leaves behind something that makes their heart crave for each other. The constant cravings and misunderstandings, fighting and compromising altogether might reduce the distance between the two hearts, but can it make a widower who hates women change his attitude towards her and her gender?

Nothing absolutely made sense when the accident was ruled out as mechanical part failure, none of the Harris drives inferior cars so they take proper care of their cars seriously. They made for the living room and the duo followed the Dinkins couple in. They exchanged swift pleasantries and politely, everyone seemed to be short of words as the tragedy had stricken too soon. Nothing prepared anyone for its outcome. Seeing Maya and Gabrielle, Brian couldn't hold back his thoughts, his eyes were focused on them as the word hung over in his heart till it forced its way out of him. “He had planned to formally ask you out that day.”