You Left Me Novels & Stories

“Please, I love you. Don't leave me. Don't do this.” The silence that answered me was my final, brutal judgment. He was gone. And I was alone.

I watched her leave. You promised me you’ll stay beside me forever. You promised me you’ll never leave me. You told me you love me. Is this how you show love, Anna? I’m hurting here. No one believes me and I’m missing you. I’m sorry. I thought it was enough to make you feel loved. I thought my feelings were getting through to you. I was wrong. I was wrong because you still left me. I’m sorry. I’ll shout it loud for the world to hear. So, please come back. I can’t lose you too…

I told him, then I left. I was breathing very agitated, that situation took me by surprise, it had been so long since I was so close to him that I had forgotten for a moment what the closeness of his body with mine made me feel, that sensation, that desire to kiss him, now my future was Tristan, I felt bad for thinking this when I was now going out with him, come on forget it! I kept walking to my friends, I made it, I sat beside them and I gave them their juice.

I never had the chance to help her. My best friend, Eddie-the one person in the world who was always there for me. He taught me how to play the guitar, he would strum cords as I tested out new song lyrics I was writing. He would read me books to allow my mind to float to a better world as I was falling asleep. Then, he left me for college. I never blamed him for it. Maybe if I were as motivated as him, I could be there with him-we'd share a crappy apartment and spend all night watching movies, meeting up with our group of friends to cram in study sessions. Eddie left, to make his life right. I was proud of him. I respected the hell out of him for it. I envied him for doing what I was never a

"I heard she had her managers sign a bunch of long-term contracts and handed over some assets. I thought it was because she was preparing for marriage. I didn't realize she already planned to leave." Ethan's eyes snapped wide open. His voice rose due to anger. "Why didn't you tell me earlier?!" His mother grew incensed, too. "I should be asking you that! Why would Stella suddenly leave like that? She used to like you so much. For her to suddenly cancel the engagement and go that far away—you must've done something to her!" "I—" Ethan wanted to deny it out of instinct, but the words caught in his throat. Everything from the past few days replayed before him.

Then she did and froze. We stood there, a few feet apart, the air between us tight with everything that hadn’t been said. “Maya.” Her name left my mouth before I could stop it. She didn’t answer. Her gaze shifted away, not down, just slightly aside like she was holding herself together with the effort of not looking at me. “I didn’t mean to startle you,” I said. “You didn’t.” Her voice was quiet. “I was leaving.” “To where?” Her shoulders rose in a small shrug. “Anywhere that isn’t here.”

It wasn’t something you could love someone through. He left without another word, and I stayed where I was, sitting in the ruins of my own making.

He continued to speak again. "I entrusted you four years ago. That is why I tried to contact you when I heard you had left the pack. What did I not do to get you back into this pack? I even went to many borders to see if you had crossed paths.” Ava was not expecting this. Did he really trust her? She felt guilty for causing him such concern. "But why? I sent a message to you, Mom, and Dad. Didn't you get it?" "Yes, we did. Do you know that Mom became ill after receiving your single text message? She was completely shattered. You did not tell her why you left the pack. I was here to deal with the situation. But there was no way Dad and I could handle her."

I yelled angrily. I know he never liked me but how could he do this to his own child? "You are right, you're not some high schooler that still needs her parents protection. So, you can do us a favour and leave this house." Dad retorted. I face palmed face and sobbed quietly. "And you're fired from the company." Dad added. After graduating, dad gave me a position in his company but now, he was taking it back because I messed up. "Take your bags and leave." Mom finally chipped in. "The door was opened because we wanted to hear you change your mind but since you are adamant, you have to leave." She added.

And as I did, my eyes burned. "You're right." I stepped closer and looked him straight in the eye. "I never forgot Victor. Not for a second. I thought about coming back to him all the time. Is that what you wanted to hear?" Liam stumbled back, grabbing the edge of a table to steady himself. The veins in his hand stood out. He tried to speak, but all that came out was a broken, strained sound. "Can you leave now?" My voice turned cold. "Don't ruin the one day I'm actually happy."