Unrequited Love Bl Novels & Stories

It wasn't just this that made her want a divorce; it was simply the last straw. Anna had loved Gerald for ten years. Five years ago, when Grandpa Davis suddenly told her that Gerald wanted to marry her, she was overjoyed beyond words. Love blinded her to the fact that she never bothered that Gerald's heart belonged to another woman. She was confident that given five years, she could warm warm Gerald's heart. But five years passed, and she realized Gerald's heart was harder than stone. She couldn't compete with the woman after his heart, especially now that she had returned.

And as long as he's curious about me, I have a chance to win. "You, who have always been in the position of power in love, could never understand that!" My nails dug into my palm, leaving crescent-shaped marks. Just thinking about Christopher made my heart feel like it was being crushed in someone's hand, sharp pain radiating through me. I swallowed back the bitter taste rising in my throat and met her gaze, enunciating every word. "Don't be so impatient, young woman. The things we can't have always seem the most tempting. Being the one with unrequited love is a position you should hold onto dearly.

She stared into his brown eyes. Unrequited love is the worst. It never quenches your thirst. When you love someone the most, but they treat you like a ghost. You don't exist to them, even if they're your gem. It hurts your heart and tears you apart. Your soul gives a desperate plea, for them to just see, that you're right in front of their eyes. Only once it's too late, they realize. It's like a stab to the chest, leaving you in a state of unrest.

"I still love him. After all this time, after everything... I still love him, and he will never love me back." "Unrequited love is not a weakness," I say. "It is proof that you can feel more than most people ever will." Rhea laughs softly. "That is one way to look at it." She looks at me sideways. "Have you ever been in love with someone who barely knew you existed?" My heart skips. I want to laugh at the irony. She would never know, would she? "Yes," I say, voice flat. "I have." She studies me, like she wants to say something more, but then she just shakes her head and turns her gaze to the forest. For a moment, neither of us says anything.

she asked. Her question put Zero in the moment of silence. “See, you can’t answer it, right? Because I knew that you tried to fall too. And let me ask you… does moving on so easy to achieve?” Zero. “…” “No, Zero. It will not be as easy as counting numbers because you’re dealing with the heart, as your mind. So, if you’re throwing that question to me, my answer is NO—I will not be okay, Zero. Yes, I can do it, but it takes a process. This is unrequited love—I love you, but YOU don’t love me! So, please, avoid telling me that thing until I get back home!” she exclaimed and put down the comb on the table, and she left the room.

in disbelief “Oh! Did something happen between the both of you back then?” I shook my head “No, we didn’t have sex like what he does with his women. I saw him as my savior. I was about to commit suicide a year ago when he stopped me from doing so. Because of that incident everything changed for me. I rekindled my relationship with my parents, and I believe that I became a better person. Since then, he has captured my heart. I actually waited for this moment, this moment that he and I will see each other again, but never have I imagined that the day that I saw him again I will become his wife.” I lowered my head down and scoffed at the thought of how I suffered before and now that I am in th

She tried to hide her tears, but they fell uncontrollably as she was walking farther and farther away from him. Damien was etched into every corner of her heart and soul. His absence would leave an unfillable void inside her. This unrequited love was going to destroy her. Even though he loved her, they could never be together. Someone had once said that unrequited love is like a dead and useless organ. It does not perform any function but kills the body and soul bit by bit. It’s more hazardous than a disease. One can cure a disease but a defective soul can't be fixed.

Right from the time I knew her. From the first moment, from the first laugh, from the way she looked at the world with warmth and fire. For years, I've been nurturing this unrequited love. Silently. Patiently. Foolishly. And it really hurt. The kind of hurt that settles deep, that changes you, that makes breathing feel like work. I looked like a pathetic fool. A really pathetic fool. The cigarette burned down to nothing between my fingers. I did not remember dropping it. I did not remember moving back to the balcony. Everything blurred together.

Her smiles gave me a cold chill. "I love Luciano Jade. I still very much love him. Even probably more than you do. I can do anything for him. But he doesn't feel the same way. It's hard to come to terms with that but that is the bitter truth. I can't keep on fighting to win him over forever. It might never actually happen but at least I can make him happy by calling off this wedding" she added, her words felt so sincere. Unrequited love is so hard to deal with.

I gave him myself! And he throws it away like this? I felt hot tears dripping down my face like a tap turned on. "That fool!" "That fucker!" "I'm gonna teach him a lesson!" "How could he?" Max kept yelling and screaming in anger but I was lost. I couldn't feel my body. It was like I was in a pool of nothingness. I guess this is what it feels like to be in an unrequited love. I've always heard stories and read books about the pain in it but I never knew that one day, I would be feeling it myself.