Melancholy Heart

Melancholy Heart

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"Calvin" Everyone keep on asking me "Why Calvin? Why him?". Simple answer. I love him, of course, but better than that I choose him, day after day and God knows I do. He's not the typical perfect boyfriend, he's not the ideal guy either. He doesn't have the looks or the perfect handsome face, he doesn't spoil me on expensive things or materials, he doesn't take me to a place that looks like paradise, a park will do. He lied many times, he always find excuses every time he gets bored talking to me, sometimes his excitement is caught on mobile legends and any other online games than having late night talks with me, there are times he chose his friends over me like "bro's before hoes", his honesty is not hundred percent pure, he talks to a bunch of girls, he fooled me not once, not twice, but multiple times. And yes, he hurt me many times. He ruined my trust and he broke my heart and crashed my soul. No one can ever replace the pain that he caused me. I do admit that I'm tired of crying and sick of trying. I'm fading away slowly and he aren't even noticing. I'm so afraid of losing him but I'm losing myself in the process, I'm still acting natural but the truth is I'm dying inside. And after all the bad things he had done, I still chose to stay, still willing to take risk. 'Cause when you love, you always find reasons to understand the pain and as dark as I am, I always find enough light to adore him to pieces, with all my pieces. I know that I deserve better, I know that there are bunch of boys whose willing to win my heart and sniff the sweet aroma of my love, but no one has captured my heart like my Calvin did. He is my significant other, my imperfectly perfect other half, the man one who broke my heart but the only one who can fix it, my man, my Calvin. -A Lady with a Melancholy Heart ♥
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Therra Dime Prism wasn't your typical damsel. She was a hurricane in stilettos, a wildfire in a designer dress and someone who is powerful and untamable. Horizon University, with its pristine lawns and classy students, was her personal playground for rebellion. Rules? She considered them peculiar suggestions. Expectations? Those were there to be shattered, like delicate glass under a stiletto heel. Then there was Leo Williams. The golden boy, all smiles and sunshine, with a gaze that could melt and whose smile was irresistible and awakened something deep within her. He was everything she wasn't someone who was predictable, safe, the epitome of "good boy" charm. But that predictability, that safety... it was precisely what captivated her. Was it a challenge? A dare? Or something far more dangerous? Her love for him was a dangerous game, a high-stakes gamble played with a smirk and a reckless disregard for consequences. She'd charm him with a glance, challenge him with a whispered dare, push him to his limits with a touch. Each interaction a calculated risk, a step closer to the cliff. But what if the game wasn't just about winning Leo's heart? What if it was about something more? More destructive? Was she truly in love, or was this a twisted game of conquest? And if it was love, could this hurricane, this wildfire in designer clothes, ever truly tame her wild heart? Or was this dangerous dance destined to consume them both in its fiery embrace? Because one thing was certain with Therra, there were no guarantees. Only the intoxicating thrill of the unknown, and the chilling possibility of utter ruin. ©All Rights Reserved.Theyhateia.2020

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