Unbridled Love Novels & Stories

Ariana replies knowledgeably, “no love is forbidden for only the people around us make love forbidden.” Silence follows her statement. “Love is like a flowing river. It overcomes all its obstacles. Stones and boulders may block its path, but those hindrances will never be a match. Sometimes, it violently rampages and rapidly proceeds. Sometimes, it becomes still and silent, yet it continues to flow. It also separates to make room for more. However, all rivers end up to the sea, where all life is determined by the forces that govern it,” she continues.

They would face the challenges ahead together, their love a beacon of light in the darkness of their forbidden passion. For they were bound by more than just blood, more than just the child they had created. They were bound by a love that knew no bounds, a love that would endure no matter what the world threw their way. And so, with their daughter cradled in their arms and their hearts full of love, Lalit and Poonam faced the future together, ready to embrace whatever lay ahead. Their love was a secret, a taboo, but it was also a miracle, a testament to the power of passion and the depths of the human heart.

And in that Parisian night, with the city asleep and the world paused, they finally allowed themselves to simply be—unashamed, unafraid, untouchable in their love. Love is not a chain. It is not a crown to bear or a legacy to protect. It is not the victories of battle or the spoils of power. Love is the quiet in the storm, the hand you clutch when everything else is chaos. Love is the refuge where two souls find peace in each other, where hearts beat in a rhythm older than words, older than fear. Love is the reason we endure, the reason we fight, the reason we return to one another after every war. Love is the ultimate defiance, the most dangerous power, and the most beautiful surrender. And

He pulled my blouse by the collar, ripping the fabric. It wasn’t sex. It was survival. It was a scream only our bodies could release. We fell onto the bed like two sinners in free fall. No tenderness, no rehearsal. Just truth. Every touch was a confession. Every breath, a forgiveness. And when he entered me, I knew no one, absolutely no one, would ever understand what our love was. Because it wasn’t pretty. It was brutal. It was whole. We made love like people holding on during a shipwreck.

“The annoying part is, anytime I tried to enquire if his leaving me was as a result of something bad I did to him, he kept saying it had nothing to do with me, but rather with him.” “Mum. I have a feeling there was a force he couldn’t control and he was scared to tell you of it openly in your face.” “Whatever it is. I’m glad I didn’t allow it ruin me a second time. I thank God I’d you then.” Drawing close to hold her in a tight hug. She spoke over her shoulders. “You’ve been my strength all these years. Finding true love cannot be guaranteed. Unrequited love is indispensable. True love cannot be defined, but when it happens, it flows effortlessly with no need of stressing or forcing yourself

Sunny felt Xante squeezing his hand and immediately understood she was telling him to shut up, but that just made him keep talking. "What's wrong with being blinded by love? I think everyone should be blinded by love when they're with the person they love! Everyone should put their whole heart and soul into the relationship, and they shouldn't care about 'who did what for who' more. It's not love if you're scared of getting hurt. In fact, love shouldn't be transactional! It's either all or nothing for me!"

I heard many speeches and quotes throughout this day but as I stood in the middle of West Lane's function hall in my graduation gown, the one quote that kept playing in my head was a quote from a book that I read a long time ago. I'll tell you...what real love is. It is blind devotion, unquestioning self-humiliation, utter submission, trust and belief against yourself and against the whole world, giving up your whole heart and soul to someone who smites it. Charles Dickens pretty much sums up what it feels like when love is unrequited in Great Expectations and what it feels like to love you, Adrian. I didn't even see you at all today but you are the only one I kept thinking about. I know tha

He really loved you. Each word drilled into Elizabeth's mind, sharp and relentless, like needles piercing her heart. She could barely breathe. She suddenly recalled Vincent's cryptic remarks. A laugh broke from her lips, uncontrolled and bitter. Xavier had loved her so much—enough to shoulder the blame, enough to protect her pride and future. He had carried the stigma of infertility, just so she wouldn't have to suffer. And she had been blind. She had pushed away a man who loved her so deeply.

Jace articulated, his voice a reflection of the uncharted emotional territory they navigated. Marvis, her countenance radiating with unyielding love, mirrored his sentiments with quiet affirmation. "Jace, our unanticipated love signifies the triumph of understanding and empathy—a testament to the transformative potency of unspoken longing and shared vulnerability." Their tender exchange unfolded against the backdrop of the evolving tapestry of their shared emotions, intertwining with the echoes of unyielding love and unfaltering companionship.

A bond that strengthened through trials and tribulations. A love that laughed at impossibilities. Uthando's laughter echoed, a promise of a brighter tomorrow. Their illicit love story became a legend. A testament to love's transformative power. A reminder that true love conquers all. *Love is love, even if it is illicit Like light remains light, even in the darkness* - - - THE END “Dear beloved readers,