We Best Love Season 3 Novels & Stories

she said, her voice trembling, “I vow to love you with everything that I am and everything that I have left to give. You’ve given me a family, a home, and a reason to believe in the impossible. I promise to be your strength when you falter, your joy when the world grows heavy, and your forever, no matter what comes.” The exchange was brief, intimate, and flawless in its honesty. When Adrian slid the thin gold band onto her finger, Luna felt a shiver of certainty, a sense that nothing could touch them now. Damien and Celeste clapped softly, smiles wide with shared triumph, their eyes glinting with approval. This was love unadulterated, victorious, untouchable.

I choked out helplessly, turning to face her, hoping that for once in her life, she’ll put my feelings before hers. “Nonsense, you’re being dramatic. Girls your age are delighted by the news that none other than Draven Cruz was willing to choose a partner this year,” My mother retorted with a hint of annoyance in her tone. “Why can’t you be just as happy?” She questioned, brushing a hand through her hair in a frustrated manner and I sat back on the chair, knowing very well that there was no way that someone who praised vampires could ever understand the position I was in right now. “He’s choosing not one, but five girls mother.” I muttered, grabbing the brush from the dressing table before r

they asked and I felt the limit end with them calling him like that again and again. “No! He happens to be in love with me and not with that girl. He has moved on, and it is better to forget the matter.” I said in a stern voice even though I am shaking inside. “Then I feel sad for that girl. She left her life for him, and he has already moved on? Well, she must be turning in her grave knowing this.” One of them said in a dramatic way and they all glanced behind me. I slowly turned around only to feel my eyes going wide seeing the person before me. The three women who approached me walked away while Tajwar had the hardest expression I have never seen on his face.

“There wasn’t much to see since they had gone behind a wall, but their shoulders and arms were visible, and it appeared that they… kissed. A lot. And then they disappeared out of the frame and never came back. You could hear the other men in attendance asking where they went, and no one knew for sure. The live stream ended before they could reappear.” I took a moment with my thoughts and remembered the way I noticed them looking at each other at dinner the same way people in love look at and admire each other. I knew Harrison still loved Rhett, but now I knew that Rhett loved Harrison back, and it hurt. Deep down, I think I knew it, but I didn’t want to admit to myself that my fiancee was in

The Connel from Vienna was gone. “I loved you,” she whispered. He met her eyes. “You know your problem? That word you keep using- ‘love’, I'm certain you don't know the meaning. You've never felt what it's like to be loved so how do you know how to love?” Tori felt shattered. “They'll escort you out.” Connel said, leaving the guest lounge. His shoulder squared like a man who had certainly cleaned the house. Tori was gone. But peace was a lie.

But instead, a bitter realization tasted like ash in my mouth. Leaving meant admitting the truth I had spent years trying to bury: Loving Adrian Michael had been the most catastrophic mistake of my life. A small, jagged smile curved my lips. Not that he had ever noticed. Not that he had ever cared to look. I shook the thought away, standing up to stretch my stiff limbs. The quiet of the penthouse felt eerie tonight, like the calm before a storm. Adrian wasn't home yet, nothing unusual there. He was likely with Melissa Peterson, or perhaps surrounded by the hollow laughter of his wealthy circle at some exclusive club.

I had to organize everything so that it wouldn't be a problem after I quit. "Okay," he muttered, disappointed. It hurt to watch him walk away—especially away from me. It was like I had lost him forever. Life had taught me so many lessons, but the lessons it taught me today hurt the most. I learned that lies could break relationships and that there wasn't a perfect time to express your feelings. If you love someone, you need to express it quickly because time doesn't wait for anyone. We can't guarantee what is going to happen next. Life's unpredictable, so it's best to live in the moment and enjoy it.

"I love you too, Sebestian. I love you so much." Allen and Sebestian were just so happy. They told each other they loved each other, and it was the best feeling in the world. Allen thought she would never have something like this, and Sebestian thought that after what had happened between him and Monika, he would never learn to love again. But they were both wrong, and they couldn't be happier about being wrong, and it was an amazing feeling. An hour later, the two cleaned up and headed back towards Sebestian House hand in hand. What they didn't notice was a camera going off and an old white van parked nearby.

“Okay sis, I gotta go but I’ll talk to you soon. I love you.” “I love you too, Gage.” We hang up and I go straight to bed. I don’t bother changing my clothes. I wake up long enough the next two days to eat something and shower and change into a pair of sweat pants and a hoodie. On the third day, the day I leave, I call him one more time. “Hi, Jace, I promise this is the last time you’ll hear from me. I don’t want to ruin your happiness. I just wanted to let you know I’m going home today. I love you, forever. Bye.”

VERA I had just returned from Amelia's birthday party, brimming with joy from the festivities. Amelia had even called me her best friend, much to Thalia's chagrin. That alone had made the party unforgettable. Oh my God! Who would have ever thought Amelia thought of me as her best friend? Eager to share the excitement with my mother, I rushed home, only to find the door unanswered to my persistent knocks. What started as anticipation quickly turned to apprehension as each unanswered rap on the door filled the silent house with dread.