We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together Novels & Stories

Please! “I’ll never come back into your life, Harman.” She shook her head to emphasize it. “Just… stick it in your mind… in your heart… You and I are never meant to be. What happened between us, that was just it. So, leave me alone!” she said in a small voice and turned away to walk away from him, fast. She didn’t want to let him see how she suffered. Why was he still hoping that they could get back together if he already married Laili? Was there a divorce for Gypsies just in case? Her mind was asking like she was asking and hoping against hope that they could still be together in the end…

Emily and I looked at each other over the children's heads. "Yes," we said simultaneously. "We're going to be a real family," I confirmed. "No more fighting. No more secrets. Just us, together." "Forever?" Lily asked. "Forever," Emily and I promised. And as we sat there, all five of us wrapped in each other's arms, I knew we meant it. We had been torn apart by lies, manipulation, and revenge. But we had found our way back to each other. And this time, nothing, and no one would ever tear us apart again.

"No, they broke up," "Well apparently, they’re back together," I blocked all the noise around us. All I did was focus on him. "We're back together, right?" I asked, my stomach churning, still afraid this is still a dream. My hands wrapped around his waist tightly, afraid he'd be gone the next moment. "We are baby, and this time, I promise I won't be pushing you away ever again. Never," I pulled him for a hug and buried my face on his chest, bawling my eyes out.

He apologized again. “It doesn’t matter. Just forget about me.” I replied, my voice clipped. “You know that I can’t forget about you, Layla,” Lucas said quietly. “Not when I still…..” I cut him off before he could complete his sentence. “Don’t! Just don’t.” My voice was firm, showing how serious I was. The light in his eyes dimmed. “I guess you still need some time.” Lucas was finding it hard to accept that we were never getting back together. He was so persistent and I couldn’t help but wonder when he would finally move on.

And the worst part? I don’t know if I’ll ever get them back.

There would never be an us in this lifetime. We weren't good for each other.

"Um, so... we're back together again now?" He asked, hopeful. My forehead creased out of amusement and confusion. I laughed and I saw how his hopeful eyes turned into confuse and offended one. "I didn't how many times do I have to tell you, that we'll never ever get back together. As far as I remember, we had our closure already, right?" I asked and he nods. "Right. Then what's with your question, Caleb?" "I... I see that we're good and close to each other again. So I guess we're back being a couple..."

Then—firm, without hesitation— “No. That’s not happening. We finish this here and now, or it’s over. I need to know, Clairessa. Is there even the smallest chance we could get back together?” My throat tightened. I wanted to speak, but the words stuck. The contract. The lies. The truth I still hadn’t said out loud. And yet… even if none of that existed—even if this hadn’t started as revenge—the answer wouldn’t change. My heart didn’t belong to him anymore. “Adrian…” I met his eyes, letting the truth settle between us. “If any part of you was still holding on, then I’m sorry for giving you false hope. But we’re not getting back together. Too much has happened. That bridge... it’s already burne

I might be used to it, but that doesn't make it hurt less. I can no longer even understand myself these passing days. I knew to myself that one way or another, we would never get back together. Even if he finds out the truth, he will never go back to my life and continue the story we left in our past. Even if I fight, there is still no end. Even if I look like a fool begging him for his forgiveness, he will never come back. That's our reality.

Then finally, he said, “She’s my ex.” The word landed harder than I expected, simple and clear but it didn’t feel simple because nothing about this felt simple. Before I could say anything, he leaned forward slightly, his voice firm now. “But we’re done.” I blinked. “And we’re not getting back together ever,” he added quickly.