When It's Time To Let Go Novels & Stories

He told us that since your heart belonged to Dylan now, it'd be better to leave while you still didn't remember his face. "He said he'd never wanted to spend the rest of his life dragging you down, and that letting you go was the right thing to do." A deafening, high-pitched ring echoed through Eleanor's mind.

Closure my ass. The amount of drama unfolding in front of my very eyes astounds me. I don't even know half of what's going on. One thing's for sure, the two months needed to pass by fast. Heck, if there was a remote control that manipulates time, I'd jump at the chance to buy one. With the knowledge my sister was going to tie the knot with the man I loved was unbearable - it was my doing in the first place. I let him go for my sister, and the heartache that comes along was a price I would gladly pay. Ugh. I am too nice for my own good.

Kyra pointed out. "Oh she was" she smiled at Kyra and Kyra smiled back. "Oh sorry?" Kyra said after she understood the word 'was' meant. "It's all good, I had to learn to let things go in order for new ones to come and that saying goes to both things and humans. When you let things go more comes your way, both humans too. You let them go and expect new ones that would stay with you longer than expected." "But what if the ones that come into your life would have to leave too?"

I still was, hence I would tell him it would be nice if we hung out casually as friends like before. Tryna push this problem up the hill When it's just too heavy to hold Think now is the time to let it slide . . . Yes, I had to tell him. Taking a deep breath, I stepped out. He was right there, only he wasn't looking at me. So come on, let it go Just let it be Why don't you be you And I'll be me . . .

“Perhaps. But I also don’t want her to think she’s pushed into anything. I see this began as just a deal. But... I don’t want to keep feeling like the other choice.” She tapped my arm softly. “She needs time. But you also deserve to know when it’s worth waiting—and when it's the time to let go. Love ain't just about holding on; sometimes its about knowing when to let go." I kept still. Perhaps she was correct. But I wasn’t set to think about giving up on Carissa. For me, she wasn’t only a pretty smart lady. She was the one who helped me stop looking at myself as a man with no aim and lots of dreams. She got me to want to take it easy, to hear, to know.

Kirsten's mother, Filipinas, laughed. Kirsten also burst out laughing. That is correct. Kirsten is well aware of this. She wished that things should stay like this—but she knew that that isn’t life. Nobody lasts forever. People come and leave without staying for an extended time. That’s how life works. We need to learn how to let go—and move on. But moving on was not the easiest way. It’s a simple word, but it’s the hardest thing to do. No one could achieve that for just a month. It takes time.

“I thought we’d always have it, even if we never did.” Ethan wrapped his arms around her, pulling her close. “I know. But maybe this is life’s way of telling us it’s time to let go for real. To stop looking back.” Claire nodded, wiping away a tear. It was hard to let go, but she knew Ethan was right. They had moved on, built something new, and maybe it was time to fully embrace the present without holding onto the past.

I grunted. “You know that's not what I meant. But I honestly do think it'll be wise to let Tamara go, you're not only hurting her but yourself,” Damon nods. “I agree. If this has taken your peace then I think you have the best shot at letting go.” “And you don't love her anymore, at least you told us so. If it's still about punishing her, then I think you've done enough, let it go and move on.” “Never,” I blurt out, my voice sharper than I intended. “Tamara stays married to me, I'm not letting her off that easily,” I spit out with venom.

But as I stood there, staring out at the fading light, a small voice inside me whispered something I hadn’t allowed myself to consider before. “Maybe it’s time to let go.”

I couldn't help the smile that crept on my face. At times, certain things happen in life that shake the way we view and address things around us. Some happen to give us insight into how to improve ourselves and others teach us on letting go and moving on. It is only when we let go that we see things and people for what and who they are. Only then, we can take charge of our lives without unnecessary interference and also we're exposed to new opportunities and chances that could change our lives for good.