Goodbye, Our Unforgettable Seven Years — Novel

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Fionna thought she was ready to embrace a new chapter in her life, one that didn’t include the man she had devoted seven years to. But as she prepares to marry someone she barely knows, the shadows of her past loom larger than ever. With Darrel, her longtime companion, suddenly entangled with a new intern, the bond they once shared feels like a distant memory. Has their love faded into nothing but a series of unfulfilled promises and silent betrayals?

As Fionna navigates the chaos of her emotions, she finds herself caught between the urge to move on and the haunting memories of what once was. With her mother eagerly planning a wedding and friends questioning her decisions, she begins to wonder: is she truly ready to say goodbye? Or is there still a flicker of hope for the love she thought she had lost?

As tensions rise and the lines between friendship and betrayal blur, Fionna must confront her feelings head-on. In a world where trust is fragile and hearts can shatter in an instant, will she have the courage to redefine her future, or will she remain trapped in the past?

Goodbye, Our Unforgettable Seven YearsChapter 1

I’m getting married. Not to my boyfriend of seven years, but to someone else.

Seven years and yet his attention has shifted, orbiting around a new female intern at his company. They claimed to dislike each other, but they’re inseparable now, tied together in some strange, symbiotic connection. They’re always finding reasons to be near each other, always "busy."

It didn’t matter if I was there or not; they managed to create their own world, shutting me out of it. Even on the last trip, when we climbed to the mountain top to watch the stars, he left me there alone to stargaze, ignoring the fact that I have night blindness.

Three days I waited, alone in the dark, before a rescue team found me. Three days to come to terms with the truth I’d ignored for too long. The moment they pulled me out of that nightmare, I decided I was done waiting. When I got back, I agreed to marry my new date. It was time to move on.

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