Young Love Novels & Stories

Cho in a calm tone. “I am 14 years old. Ji Hoon is 16 and Joon is 22. Oh My God! Ji Hoon’s parents died this day because of a fatal disease. He is so lonely. I comforted him every way possible. Oh My! I remember now, this is the day when we had our first kiss” said Lily shyly. “At the age of 14? She was better in dating in her last life than this one!” said Jiyoung proudly.

That time, waiting for him was uncomfortable, I thought he wouldn't go, but it was fun to see the level of organization of Nancy and her people, they always pull out all the stops. That 24th were not as many people as that night, the paraphernalia was not as high. Outside I did not find girls dressed in the promotion of a brand of alcoholic beverage, the celebration that December was a little quieter, although all the tables around ours were occupied. I saw families with underage children, that partly I liked, partly I did not. It always generated a bit of stress for me to see 14, 12-year-olds there. I never understood why they let children in the place, but sure, I understand, it is a famil

Their makeup is minimal, but their features radiate an innocence and naivety that is a stark contrast to the hardened women who typically frequent this place of debauchery. Geoffrey leans in to Ryan's ear and whispers, “These girls are all fresh off the farm, they haven't seen much of the world yet.” Ryan frowns, about to stand up and leave, when a familiar face catches his eye, making his fingers holding the cigarette tremble slightly. She's still as beautiful as ever, those big, watery eyes haven't changed a bit. Seven years haven't left a mark on her, if anything, they've only added to her allure.

On those nights, he would hold little Starla in his arms, pointing at the falling stars, and say, “Starla, do you know? To me, you’re just like this meteor shower.” The winter air was freezing, but she nestled in his warm embrace, looking up at him with innocent eyes. “What does that mean?” “You’re the brightest star in my heart, just like the aurora—you bring me happiness.” That one sentence was engraved in Starla’s heart for ten whole years. But now… She turned to look at the empty villa, a bitter smile appearing on her lips.

For about a few minutes, there was silence, then I opened one of my eyes and looked at her, who was busy sipping her drink like I hadn't said anything. "What have I done? Did I say something bad?" I whispered to myself. "How about you come over to my house tomorrow, let me talk to my Dad about it. I'm sure he'll help." Her words were firm and assurring. "Really!!" "Yes, Elah. You are like the only friend I have that my parents didn't get to choose for me." "What do you mean?" "All my friends are from rich homes, my parents chose all of them because they didn't want me to hang out with just anyone." Her voice was weak and almost teary.

We were separated by only a shoulder's width, yet I could feel the intense affection of a young girl back then, burning like fireworks. The summer breeze carried a hint of the lingering daytime heat. Being close to her, I could feel a warmth in my chest. Even now, I still remembered it. When I accepted her confession, the radiance and excitement in Linda's eyes were unforgettable. She said she would be the perfect girlfriend in the world and would treat me well for a lifetime. The sincere and fervent love of a young girl surrounded me, and I naturally believed it. I never doubted her sincerity, but sincerity can change in an instant.

Riley came into the room with a little bag of snacks. “Food!” she declared dramatically. “Hospital food is a crime.” Ava smiled immediately. You're my favourite person today. Marcus put his hand on his chest. “There's pain there,” he said. Riley responded, “You'll be OK.” Marcus sighed deeply. “Now everybody is bullying me.” Carefully, Riley sat by Ava. “How's my favourite mom and future bride?” she asked. Ava almost choked on her beverage. “Don't say that, please,” she whispered.

Touching his hair, she whispered, “I love you.” His eyes lit. “I love you. I’m so glad we got stuck together in this cabin. Even if you almost killed me.” “You deserved it.” Growling, he kissed her, showing her exactly what she really deserved. Phin Younger had graduated from high school at the age of sixteen and had earned his bachelor’s from Oregon State before he could even drink legally. By the age of twenty-three, he’d earned his law degree and had been hired by one of the best firms in Portland.

I hate to admit but… This is true. Really, Akesha Melody Anderson is falling hard to a gangster? This is called Unexpected Love and all I could only pray that he was feeling the same way. I wish that he’s the one for me. I wish will be together and be happy in the right time and place. Someday we will meet at the right time and we will be together forever.

I whined hitting his chest playfully. "Says the girl who've never sleep with anyone before. Besides, I won't take your V-card. I know you want to save it for the special person you'll meet later on in your life." He said as I frowned. He was doubting that he might not be that guy. "I hope it's you." I mumbled as he looked at me shocked. "I hope you're the girl that I'll spend my whole life with too." He stated making me blush.