All Chapters of Unrequited Love: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The night was peaceful. The sound of the beach waves was soothing and calming. The moon shone on the earth and the stars twinkled in the sky. A wave of breeze passed through from time to time. The atmosphere was peaceful and quiet and the only sound that could be heard was the calming sounds of the moving beach. Diane and Nicholas laid under the dark sky, their hands intertwined together. The laid on the sand, still and quiet, both enjoying the peaceful moment.Diane stared at the dark sky with twinkling stars. The sight of the sky and star, the peaceful sound of the beach and the smoothness of the sands beneath her, made her sigh. They both laid in silence with Nicholas giving Diane’s hand a comforting squeeze from time to time“How did you feel when your father died?” Nicholas asked, breaking the silence. Diane sucked a deep breath, the thought of her dead father causing an indescribable

 Jenny stared as Malvika kissed Jayden on his lips. She stood still for a while, trying to compose her thoughts. She watched as Malvika held on to Jayden sucking his lips like her life depended on it. She noted that Jayden didn’t do anything. His hands were just helplessly by his side. Malvika finally let go of him and turned to meet Jenny. “Oh, hello there, Jenny. I didn’t hear you coming in.” Jenny smirked. “Oh, I think you did,” she said. She walked towards Jayden and placed her hands on his chest. “Hey,” she said softly. “Oh…Kay,” Jayden quickly pulled away, forcing Jenny to drop her hands. “While this has been fun, I think we should focus on what we came here for,” he said, moving to sit down. Malvika gave Jenny a smug smirk and slowly lowered herself to her seat across Jayden. Jenny chuckled. She moved closer to Malvika, leaned down and whispered, “You kissed him. I had sex with him. Spot the difference.” Then, she straightened hers

Diane stood in front of the mirror in her white pajamas gown. She brushed her hair slowly, staring at her reflection in the mirror. There was a knock on her door. She tilted her head slightly and called out, “Come inside.” The door opened and Nicholas stepped inside. She sent him a quick smile. “Hi,” she said casually.“Hey babe,” he said with an half-smile.Diane turned her attention back to the mirror. “Why are you here? Aren’t you supposed to be downstairs with your parents?”“I missed you,” he said casually making Diane’s heart spin in 360 degrees. He walked towards the bed and sat at the edge.Diane smiled. She dropped her comb and proceeded to pack her hair.Nicholas raised his hand to stop her from packing it. “No, leave it. I like it like this. You look beautiful.”Her insides warmed up at the compliment and she blushed. She gave a skeptical glance at

Diane sat at the driver’s seat of the car, her hands on the wheel. Her sister, Malvika was seated at the passenger seat beside her, staring out through the window while Natasha sat behind, staring blankly into the atmosphere. They were parked in front of the cemetery where they had buried their father. Diane stared ahead of her, the tears in her lids blinded her vision.Malvika turned to her, reached out her hand and placed it on her shoulder. “Hey, shouldn’t we be getting down?”Diane shook her head. “You guys can go ahead,” she replied without turning to look at her.Malvika hesitated. She turned her towards Natasha, raising a brow in question. Natasha shrugged in reply and together, they opened their separate doors and stepped out of the car. Malvika paused, turning to Diane. “Hey, are you going to be okay?”Diane nodded, forcing out a smile. “I’m fine,” she said. She watched as her sist

Diane stood by the window side, looking outside. It was night and she had just finished dinner after a long day at the cemetery.Thinking about the cemetery made her remember the scene of Ashley and Nicholas kissing. She remembered how are heart broke and how terribly weak and disgusted she felt at Nicholas. Just when’s he thought the were starting to make a progress in their relationship, he turned around and betrayed her. If not for Jayden, she wasn’t sure what would have happened to her. She would probably have broken down.Diane shook her head thoroughly. “No,” she cautioned herself in her mind. “Don’t think about that.” She was enjoying the scenery of Logan’s house and thinking about the scene in the cemetery ruined the mood for her. She enjoyed watching the pool. She found immense pleasure in watching the sun set. A smile made a way to her face as she stared outside. The smile soon disappeared as soon as she felt a