Novel & Cerita What I Wish I Knew About Love

If it bothers you, you don't need to. —If I told you what I know... you'd fall off your chair. It was beyond anything I could have imagined for someone I thought I had forgotten about. I thought we'd be okay...but now I realize we weren't...I was just a diversion to forget her. And it hurts me... because I fell in love like you have no idea with him, it burns me so much that I'd like to pull my heart out and destroy it and hide it from me. —Love is like that, it has its ups and downs, when you fall in love... you risk everything. But if you stand idly by and do nothing, you'll never know if it was really worth it to love that person.

She told him to make a wish, and his wish came true that very night. It was the night that changed everything. Killian took a big risk, knowing full well that it might not end well, but he only had one thing on his mind that night. He wanted to make her happy. He wanted to bring her satisfaction. So he made love to her. But what he didn’t realize was how much satisfaction it brought to himself. There was something indescribable that happened the first time he made love to her. He didn’t know it then, but that was the seed that would later blossom into this chaotic mess called love.

* Love finds a way. * **** — Miranda — Being a car and playing worship music seems like the best thing ever, right? Yet, I found myself drifting back to the book I had just read. It was titled, “ Things I wish I'd known before we got married. ” The book highlighted the fact that love is not enough to build a happy home, as love wears off in a matter of time. And soon, reality will start to dawn and all the flaws that have been so clearly hidden will slowly come to the surface and this is why divorce occurs in the first three years of marriage.

Before I met you, I thought I knew about love, but I didn’t, until I met you. .... ...... ......

No one talks about what happens inside because no one leaves unchanged. Her fingers brushed against my jaw. “Don’t forget you’re not alone, you have me and your child.” I have gotten to that stage that I could abandon everything for her if she asked. She rested against my chest and I just held on to her, tapping out comfort from the woman I love. Love truly knows no bounds, one minute you avoid love because you are so conscious and aware of how it extends its roots and the next you are love sick, you crave the one you love everytime. And you find it difficult to even spend a day without her. I’ve been stricken with love, I don’t think I ever want to do without love, those who don’t have it o

Davian held me through it and didn’t try to fix it or redirect it or offer solutions. “I wish they were alive,” I said when I could speak again. “I know it’s too late to wish that. I know it doesn’t change anything. I still wish it.” “Of course you do.” His voice was low and warm against my hair. “That’s not weakness. That’s just love.” “I never even knew them.”

I realized that if I didn’t love myself, no matter how thin I could be, it wouldn’t make any difference. It was a lovely journey. My 28th birthday wish had come true: true love! Since I received the love that I prayed for, not only from others but also from myself. - The End -

Her voice was barely a whisper. I moved even closer still, needing her to understand. "I wish this baby was ours, Grace. Not Helena's egg, but yours. I wish I'd never married your sister. I wish I had chosen you." The admission tore out of me. After everything I had learned about her sister’s love… if what I had felt was love and not just lust, it hadn't mattered in the end. "I wish I'd been brave enough to cross that line before Chicago. I wish I had realized my marriage was falling apart before they did this to you. I wish so many things, Grace." Her hand came up to her chest, pressing there like she couldn't quite catch her breath. "Hunter—"

“I never wrote vows the first time. I thought I’d have more time. I thought I didn’t need to. I thought love was loud enough to carry itself.” “But now I know. Love needs words. Not always big ones. Just true ones.” My fingers trembled slightly as I turned the page. “I vow to never ask you to shrink again. Not your fire. Not your silence. Not your stubborn, unyielding strength that once terrified me because I didn’t understand how something so powerful could be soft at the same time.” “I vow to be curious. About your moods. Your mornings. Your history. Even the chapters I missed. Especially those.”

Falling in love with you was the easy part; it's admitting to myself that it happened that's hard. When your eyes are locked on mine, it's like I can see galaxies instead of just pupils. Having you in my life makes me feel like everything's possible in this world like I can conquer anything. I don't regret meeting you and I know you might be my first but what I really wish in life is for you to be my last.'' Our glances battled each other until tears arose, and we found ourselves crying.