I'll Never Love You Again

I'll Never Love You Again

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I sat at the table, watching the food grow cold, much like my heart. Today was my birthday. It was also Leslie Buck's birthday—Katherine White's childhood sweetheart. I unlocked my phone and opened Leslie's social media page. As expected, a new post awaited me. "Grateful to have you by my side for every birthday. Let's keep our promise to celebrate every one of them together in the future!" The photo showed two hands forming a heart in front of a cake. One of them was Katherine's. I could tell from the bracelet she wore. It was the one I had given her. I gave the post a like, then set my phone aside. Without hesitation, I dumped the dishes Katherine liked into the trash and went out to a restaurant to order the food I liked, celebrating my birthday alone. From now on, I would make sure to enjoy every birthday of mine.

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Halfway through my meal, Katherine's call came in. Her voice carried a trace of urgency. "Grayson, you saw Leslie's post, didn't you?" "Yep." "I'll come home after celebrating his birthday. Next year, I'll spend it with you. Don't make a fuss, okay? Be the bigger person." There was a time when I would have reacted with shouting and tears, but not anymore. I simply replied, "Okay." The next morning, a little past seven, my phone rang, jolting me awake. It stopped after three rings. I picked it up and saw Katherine's name on the screen. She had always been too lazy to use her key, so she'd call and let it ring three times as her signal for me to open the door. No matter what I'd been doing, I would always rush to let her in. But not today. I tossed the phone aside, pulled the blanket over my head, and went back to sleep. She knew where the spare key was—under the shoe rack by the door. I had stayed up until three last night packing, and my head still felt heavy. The pho...

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10 Chapters
Chapter 1
Halfway through my meal, Katherine's call came in. Her voice carried a trace of urgency. "Grayson, you saw Leslie's post, didn't you?" "Yep." "I'll come home after celebrating his birthday. Next year, I'll spend it with you. Don't make a fuss, okay? Be the bigger person." There was a time when I would have reacted with shouting and tears, but not anymore. I simply replied, "Okay." The next morning, a little past seven, my phone rang, jolting me awake. It stopped after three rings. I picked it up and saw Katherine's name on the screen. She had always been too lazy to use her key, so she'd call and let it ring three times as her signal for me to open the door. No matter what I'd been doing, I would always rush to let her in. But not today. I tossed the phone aside, pulled the blanket over my head, and went back to sleep. She knew where the spare key was—under the shoe rack by the door. I had stayed up until three last night packing, and my head still felt heavy. The pho
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Chapter 2
I was too tired to argue anymore. Without another word, I took the red string bracelet and slipped it into my pocket. "Thanks," I said. I changed my clothes and opened the door. Katherine's voice called after me, sharp and anxious. "Where are you going?" "To play basketball with some friends." Since getting together with Katherine, every spare moment outside work had belonged to her. I shopped with her, entertained her, and took care of her. My time had ceased to be my own. Not anymore. From now on, I would live for myself. ... After an exhausting, sweat-drenched game, my friends and I sat on the benches, gulping down water. One of them, half-joking, said, "We thought you'd ditched us for good after getting a girlfriend. We were ready to stop inviting you." I apologized quickly. "Sorry about that. I won't let it happen again. Call me anytime." "That's more like it," another one said, grinning. "Come on, let's hit the internet café for a few rounds of games." Back when
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Chapter 3
My friends agreed it was the right decision. Parents' health came first. After a few rounds of drinks, someone finally asked, "What about Katherine? Will she follow you home?" I fell silent for a moment, then smiled bitterly. "No. We'll probably break up." I used to think we could build a home here, one day bring my parents over, and make it complete. But that home doesn't exist anymore. The only home I have is the one with my parents, the one that will never abandon me. When I got back, Katherine was sitting on the couch in a white dress. Her long black hair fell loosely over her shoulders, and her makeup was meticulously done. She was holding her phone, video chatting with Leslie. From the other end of the call, Leslie's voice rang out. "Katherine, you're gorgeous, even in something as plain as a white dress. You look like an angel." Katherine laughed, covering her face shyly. "Really? You always know what to say." I stood there quietly. That dress wasn't plain. I had s
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Chapter 4
I was caught off guard. I couldn't understand why she was so angry. There was a time before, also on a rainy night, when she was with Leslie.I had called her several times to ask where she was and when she'd be back, offering to pick her up. She lashed out, saying I worried too much and that Leslie would make sure she got home safely.She even accused me of being unable to stand her spending time with him, of using excuses to force her home early, and of suffocating her with my controlling behavior. But now that I'd given her freedom, she demanded to know why I hadn't gone out to pick her up. I truly couldn't understand what it was she wanted from me. Calmly, I replied, "You were with Leslie. I had no reason to worry. You two could take your time—he'd make sure you got home." Katherine stared at me, wide-eyed, as if she couldn't believe I could mention Leslie so casually and let them spend time together without a hint of jealousy. Then, as if suddenly remembering something,
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Chapter 5
The moment our eyes met, Katherine froze—surprised, embarrassed. Beside her, Leslie smiled, a deliberate challenge hidden in the curve of his lips. Katherine stepped forward, her movements stiff, her tone forced. "What a coincidence, running into you two here." Leslie chimed in, feigning an apology. "Katherine said I looked hungry, so she brought me here for dinner. Hope we're not interrupting." Derek, apparently forgetting Katherine had declined his invitation earlier, waved them over without hesitation. He called the waiter to add a few more dishes and insisted they join us. Katherine hesitated, then moved to sit beside me. I rose without a word, shifting to Derek's side and leaving the seat across from me open for her and Leslie. Her friends weren't wrong—she and Leslie did make a better match. It was probably better if I didn't get in their way. Katherine looked nervous. She tried several times to speak, but each attempt was interrupted. I focused on catching up with Dere
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Chapter 6
Katherine took a deep breath and cautiously asked, "How long do you plan to stay back home?" I hesitated for a moment before deciding to keep the truth from her. "A few months," I said. Katherine looked surprised. "Why so long?" I lowered my head and stayed silent. She let out a sigh, as if giving up on getting an answer, then looked at me with a trace of hope. "I'll go home with you later, okay?" I instinctively wanted to refuse, but before I could, Leslie appeared, reeking of alcohol. He grabbed Katherine's hand, the gesture so natural it felt rehearsed. "Katherine, what are you doing over here? After dinner, come with me to buy some new bedding," he said. Katherine glanced at me nervously and tried to pull her hand away, but he held on tight. She explained quickly, "We've known each other since we were kids. We're used to this kind of interaction, like siblings. There's nothing more to it." I nodded in understanding. "I get it." Leslie shook her hand playfully. "I dr
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Chapter 7
Katherine explained again, "His stomach isn't in good shape. If I don't take care of him, he might end up in the hospital. Don't overthink it—I'll come back first thing in the morning." Once more, I responded with indifference, "Alright." Katherine seemed like she wanted to say more, but I heard Leslie calling her in the background. She hastily added, "Don't overthink it. I'll be back as soon as his stomach feels better," before hanging up. I stared at my phone and let out a soft laugh. Tonight, I had gotten carried away and drank a few extra rounds with Derek. Now, my head was spinning, and nausea churned in my stomach. I was drunk too. I stumbled to the bathroom and vomited several times before feeling slightly better, though my stomach began to ache. Only then did I remember my own stomach wasn't healthy either. Drinking so fast tonight, I'd forgotten to eat first. Forcing myself up, I fumbled for my stomach medicine. Too impatient to boil water, I swallowed the pills wi
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Chapter 8
But the truth was, her friends' attitudes toward me had always mirrored hers. If she respected me, they wouldn't dare treat me otherwise. I tied up the trash bag, ready to take it downstairs. "I'm busy tonight. Why don't you ask Leslie to go with you?" Katherine stared at me in disbelief, as if the thought of me refusing her—let alone suggesting she take Leslie—had never crossed her mind. She grabbed my arm just as I reached for the door. Her voice was tense. "Where are you going tonight? I'll go with you." I paused and explained, "I've finished handing over my work, so I won't need to go to the office tomorrow. Tonight, I'm having dinner with a few close colleagues to say goodbye. You should go to your friend's birthday party instead." Katherine didn't insist further but hesitantly asked, "If you're not going, then should I really ask Leslie to come with me?" I smiled. "Go ahead." She studied my face, looking for any sign of jealousy, but she was disappointed. "You're re
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Chapter 9
I scrolled through some short videos for a while, then turned off my phone and went to bed. Katherine didn't come home that night. She only returned the next day, just before noon. After changing her shoes at the door, she walked over and explained, "Leslie had another stomach problem after I took him home last night. I stayed to take care of him and ended up sleeping on his sofa." I gave a nonchalant hum and continued looking at my phone. She reached out to hold my hand, but I pulled away. Katherine finally broke down. "Grayson, I can't stand this cold attitude anymore. Can we please talk?" "What's wrong with this?" I asked, genuinely puzzled. Hadn't she always wanted me to leave her life alone? Why wasn't she happy now? She seemed to arrive at her own conclusion. "Is this because of Leslie?" I stayed silent. Clenching her teeth, she said, "If you don't like me being around him, I'll cut ties with him. Just stop acting like this, okay?" Her eyes pleaded with me. For
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Chapter 10
Katherine clung to me tightly, tears streaming down her face as she shook her head. "No, Grayson, I won't break up with you. I can't be without you!" I let out a bitter laugh. "You should be happy. No one will bother you anymore. You'll finally be free." Her tears flowed endlessly as she pleaded. "No, I was wrong, Grayson. Please, let's not break up. I won't ever accuse you of controlling me again. I won't contact Leslie anymore. Just give me one more chance, I'm begging you!" I hardened my heart. "Katherine, don't do this. We were never meant to be in the same world. Now we're just returning to where we belong. I'm tired, really tired." I pried her hands away, retreating to my room. Even as her cries filled the living room, I didn't step out again. … The next morning, I dragged my suitcase out of the room. Katherine was asleep on the sofa, her face streaked with dried tears. I picked up a thin blanket, gently covering her before whispering a silent farewell. While waitin
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