Novel & Cerita Why Did My Ex Unfriend Me But Not Block Me

"Well, thank you so much for saying sorry Tristan but don't misinterpret this reply, I hated you for what you did and I think it may take some time for the wounds to heal. You've got nothing to worry about, I have realized that chasing Tricia is very tiring so I decided to move on with my life. However, the worst part is, this also ruined our friendship and no matter what happens, we cannot bring back that genuine friendship anymore. I also want to say good luck on your new journey. I wish you the best Tristan! Don't you worry, blocking you never crossed my mind as I also wanted to become updated in your life. One more thing, please do not try to seduce or become friends with Tricia again, t

"And I'm going to be here for her. Listen, we would end up going around in circles if you don't hear me out. I can't commit myself to you for now. I'm trying to live my life and I wish you also would. Let's just stay friends." "Did you know that when exes break up they can no longer be friends?" I responded and she looked at me like I've grown two heads. "They can only stay friends if they didn't really love each other intimately in the first place or that they are still in love with each other." "Really? So I guess that we have no reasons to be friends then?" She replied sarcastically.

The days pass, and I haven't heard a single word from Liam. No calls, no texts—nothing. I should feel relieved, but instead, it's like this gnawing emptiness, a reminder that maybe I meant even less to him than I thought. I don't know why I expected anything different. Finally, on the third day of silence, I made up my mind. I grab my phone, scroll to Liam's name, and hit "Block." I should have done this a long time ago. A clean break is what I need, and I'm not going to keep hoping for closure that will never come.

"Zach, where are you? Why are you avoiding me? Do you have any idea how hard I've been trying to find you? I waited forever outside your place! Why won't you even see me?" I didn't answer. Didn't say a word. Instead, I hung up. Seconds later, a text came through. 'Zach Mason, if you block me again—if you keep hiding—I swear I'll never talk to you again! This is your last chance. Unblock me, and maybe I'll forgive you!' Yeah, no thanks. Blocked. Finally, in came a friend request on WhatsApp. New profile picture. Different account. This time, I didn't even open it. Just blocked and reported.

] Vance: [Are you two together now? That was none of his business. She didn't bother replying and blocked him again. Vance: [Please don't block me. Even if we're not married anymore, just knowing you're doing well would put my mind at ease.] Only a red exclamation mark appeared on the screen, along with the prompt: [The recipient is not your friend.] He stared at the chat window and smiled bitterly. But he couldn't bring himself to close it. He had been stuck in Rebecca's blacklist for so long. Even when she occasionally let him out, she quickly put him back in, just like today. So, their chat history was painfully short.

As soon as the line connected, she said, "I don't want to be friends with you or Melanie anymore. Let's not meet, call, or text each other from now on. Goodbye." Before the person on the other end could say a word, Winter hung up the phone. My jaw went slack at the sight. When I planted it in her mind to cut ties with her friends, I actually didn't expect her to do it immediately. I thought she would take some time to think about it. Winter tapped on her phone and then showed me the screen. See, I have blocked both of them. I know you want to make this work. I want the same thing. So, I hope today's episode won't set us back."

“It’s my ex-husband.” The words came out faster than I expected. “We’re already divorced,” I added. “I blocked him on WeChat. I just… forgot to block his number.” As I spoke, I realized something felt off. Why did I feel the need to explain this so quickly? Why did I feel tense? I paused for a moment, then looked back at the phone. There was nothing wrong with this. I was divorced, so having an ex was normal. I had not done anything wrong.

she said. “Don’t tell me there was someone that needed your help and you delivered,” he assumed. “Most likely,” she said. “Well, it’s no doubt that you enjoyed it too,” he said. “But your ex was present too,” she said. “What?” he asked. “She couldn’t help but messaged me about my profile picture that has you in it,” she said. “I thought you blocked her like I did,” he said. “I forgot to remove her from my other social media. My bad,” she said.

"Let me tell you from a guy's perspective. If a guy no longer wants to have anything to do with a girl, he will cut off their communication. No matter what the reason is." Grace didn't reply to his words immediately. She processed Anthony's opinion in her head and linked it to the possibilities that could happen. Grace considered losing contact as a possible reason for their disconnection. However, she kept up with technological developments, and Evan was well aware of that. He should have been able to find her social media account. If Anthony were right, it would suggest that Evan wanted to forget their friendship, a thought she wished were not true. On the other hand, Grace struggled to be

"Right? We could never get him to go before, but he folds the second you get mad. You guys are literally made for each other!" I didn't bother scrolling any further, nor did I care how Preston reacted to the post. I just clicked on her profile, hit block, and deleted her contact. I was done paying attention to anything related to Preston. For the next two days, I focused entirely on preparing for my new job. And true to his word, Preston didn't reach out once, all for the sake of his "friend", of course. That was fine with me. He was irrelevant to my life now anyway.