Novelas y relatos de You Bet On My Love And Lost Everything

"I know I hurt you. I know I got it wrong. Just give me one chance to fix it. We can go back to how things were." "Riven." My voice was quiet, not unkind. "I'm not going back with you. And I don't think you even see it, but you've changed. Even if I pointed it out, you'd still be who you are now — not who you used to be. So I don't love you anymore. Is that really so hard to understand?" "I don't need anything from you. There's nothing left to go back to." "Don't come find me again. I don't want to see you."

I studied her face, and suddenly, I understood. She had never really loved Nigel. This had always been about me. She wanted to win. I let out a small laugh. "You don't actually love him. You just wanted to beat me. Isn't that right?" Her face was drained of color. Her eyes darted away. "What are you talking about?" she snapped, but the confidence was already gone.

At Port Calloway's biggest racetrack, a wager is underway. But it isn't on the horses. It's on a person. Everyone is betting on when I, Mallory Abernathy, the disgraced Ridgemont heiress who won't stop clinging to Alden Van Alstyne, will finally divorce him and get lost. They mock me and laugh, and every one of them is betting I won't leave. Alden raises an eyebrow. "Where's the fun in a bet with no suspense?" At that moment, I'm standing behind a pillar just thirty feet away, clutching my pregnancy test results. My heart keeps sinking. I call him. He answers, but he sounds thoroughly irritated. "You've called five times today to check up on me, Mallory. Don't you have any self-respec

I ask with venom lased in my voice. “You love.” “Hell no! We’ve already been through this, I don’t and I never will belong to anyone!” “Oh yes you do! And that person is me love.” He says with a little bit of an edge to his voice. I look him in the eyes and say, “Only in your dreams.” and walk away.

he asked making me scoff "Is that what you want to say? If that's it, then I better leave. I wanted to tell you about it countless times but I'm grateful I didn't tell you. Do you know how much I trusted you only to be betrayed in the end?" "I didn't betray you Aubrey, I really fell in love with you along the line" "You wouldn't have fallen in love with me if it wasn't for the bet. The sole reason why you came to me at first was because you wanted to win the bet so whether you fell in love with me or not is none of my concern" "But I'm really sorry Aubrey, let's call it even. I placed a bet on you and you also hid something important from me. Let's start all over, please"

I didn't think he would hurt me, but he was loyal to Leo, not me. “I don't understand,” I said. “How can you want him to be happy with me, but bet that we'd never be together?” “I made the bet, because if you didn't end up together, I'd win some money. I would win something. But money would just be a consolation prize,” he explained. He smiled, the planes of his face warming into something that was no longer frightening. “But, the two of you together and in love? That's real winning. It's better than money.”

"That was all for your stupid bet. You said it because you wanted to win that money. The money that was more important than I was to you" I was so fucking exhausted. What the hell did he want from me? "That is not true! For the love of God, I didn't have to agree to be your girlfriend to win the bet, I'd have gotten the money just because you asked me to be with you. I loved you, Zach, I wanted to be with you and that's why I said yes. I was going to tell you everything about the bet. I just never got the chance to before you found out" I rushed out, my chest heaving. A tear had slipped out the corner of his eyes.

Calmly, I bent down, picked up the cake he'd placed in front of Millie's grave, and tossed it straight into the trash. Barely holding back my own tears, I looked at him and said, "Liam, you're honestly the last person on earth I'd ever want. Why would I take back a guy who can't even stay loyal? I was just playing along to see how far you'd go with your pathetic little promises." His face dropped, hope dying in his eyes. He turned to Vivian, wrapping his arms around her, muttering, "Hey, don't cry. This is on me—I didn't mean any of it."

" Don't know what you've been through and I know your heart so I'm going to tell you straight up if you break Kelly's heart , you'll have me to answer to." " I'm not going to and I know that it seems a bit too fast for me to move but I will take my time I promise you I will take my time I just don't want to lose her hope you have found something so valuable and in the long run you know that the value that you saw in someone made you b everything you have and in the end you came out of the lot because it feels like that it feels like I placed the bet on love and love didn't disappoint me this time."

During our mating ceremony, my Alpha, Harrison Talbot, tells me to cover my eyes, promising a surprise. When I open them, I see him placing the Moon Crown, symbolizing the Luna of the pack, onto his childhood friend, Selena Rothbart's head. Thousands of werewolves around us erupt in cheers. Only my brother, Cedric Redclaw, stands by with a grim expression on his face. My mind goes completely blank. Just as I'm about to demand an explanation, Harrison wraps an arm around my waist and sighs. "Chloe, Selena and I made a bet last night. We bet that you'd notice the names on the mating contract had been changed to hers and mine before the ceremony began, but you were so focused on me that you