The Lost Luna Is In Our Midst (Moon Goddess)

What actually happened to their relationship.

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On their wedding day, James and Belinda stood at the altar, the air filled with a mixture of excitement and tension. The ceremony was adorned with flowers and adorned with the promise of a new beginning, but lurking beneath the surface was the looming disapproval of James’s parents.

James’s Mother (whispering to James’s Father): “I can’t believe he’s marrying her. She’s not from our circle, not the kind of daughter-in-law we envisioned.”

James’s Father (disapprovingly): “This marriage will only bring shame to our family. We warned him, but he’s blinded by love.”

As the couple exchanged vows, Belinda couldn’t ignore the cold stares and whispered disapproval from James’s family. The weight of their judgment cast a shadow over the celebration, turning what should have been a joyous occasion into one marred by tension.

After the ceremony, as they prepared for the reception, James approached Belinda with a forced smile.

James: “I didn’t expect them to be so cold, Belinda. I thought time would make them accept us.”

Belinda (trying to reassure): “We have each other, James. That’s what matters. We’ll find a way to make them see the love we share.”

As the evening unfolded, the strained atmosphere persisted. James’s parents maintained a noticeable distance, and the celebration felt more like a battlefield than a wedding reception.

James’s Mother (sarcastically): “I hope you’re happy, James. This is the life you’ve chosen.”

Belinda (overhearing): “James, we can’t let their disapproval dictate our happiness. We’ll build our own family, and they’ll come around eventually.”

There was tension between the newlyweds and James’s family, leaving a bitter aftertaste to what should have been a sweet beginning.

As the wedding festivities concluded, James and Belinda retreated to their space, the air heavy with the unresolved tension from the disapproval of James’s family. The room that should have been filled with the warmth of new beginnings felt cold and strained.

Belinda (trying to break the silence): “James, I didn’t expect it to be this difficult. I thought our wedding night would be filled with joy, not this heaviness.”

James (sighing): “I know, Belinda. I wanted everything to be perfect for you. I didn’t anticipate my family’s reaction to be so… harsh.”

Belinda (reassuring): “We’ll get through this, James. We have each other. That’s what matters.”

However, the weight of family disapproval lingered, casting a shadow over their intimate moments. The room that should have witnessed the blossoming of their love became a battleground for conflicting emotions.

As they lay in bed, the silence between them spoke volumes. Belinda, feeling the weight of the strained relationship, couldn’t shake off the sadness that had crept into what should have been a night of celebration.

Belinda (softly): “I just wish they could see us for who we are and understand the love we share.”

James (holding her hand): “I do too, Belinda. But it might take time. We’ll prove them wrong with our love and commitment.”

The disapproval of James’s family cast a long shadow, affecting the couple’s ability to fully immerse themselves in the joy of being newlyweds.

Over the years, the strained relationship with her parents became a persistent source of pain for Belinda, and gradually, she found herself holding James responsible for the emotional distance that had grown.

Belinda (in a heated argument): “James, do you realize what your family’s disapproval has cost me? I can’t look at my parents without feeling a sense of loss, and I blame you for that!”

James (defensively): “Belinda, I can’t control how my family feels. We chose each other, and I thought that’s what mattered.”

Belinda (angrily): “It matters, James, but it’s not that simple! Your family’s disapproval has tainted everything. I can’t forget the way they looked at me on our wedding day.”

The weight of unresolved issues cast a shadow over their marriage, and the resentment that Belinda harbored began to influence their interactions.

Belinda (in a quieter moment): “I just wish you could understand what it feels like to lose your family because of the choices we made.”

James (with frustration): “I love you, Belinda. I can’t change my family, but I thought we could build our own life together.”

As the years passed, the echoes of that argument lingered.

The strain from the past continued to weave its way into their present.

Belinda, in moments of vulnerability, revisited the pain of her fractured relationship with her parents.RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

Belinda (teary-eyed): “James, I can’t shake off the hurt. Every family gathering feels like a reminder of what we lost.”

James, sensing her pain, tried to bridge the gap.

James: “Belinda, I can’t change the past, but I want to be there for you. Maybe we can find a way to mend things with your parents.”

Belinda, torn between the love for her husband and the ache for her family, struggled to find a resolution.

Belinda (reflectively): “I don’t know, James. The wounds run deep, and I’m not sure if they can ever heal.”

Their journey took an unexpected turn when James faced a sudden job loss, introducing a new layer of stress and tension into their lives.

James, grappling with his own insecurities, couldn’t escape the weight of providing for his family.

James (frustrated): “Belinda, I’m trying my best, but nothing seems to work. I feel like a failure.”

Belinda, caught between empathy and frustration, yearned for the man she fell in love with.

Belinda (compassionate): “James, we’ll figure this out together. It’s not about the money; it’s about us.”

Yet, as financial pressures mounted, James’s frustration manifested in unexpected ways. The man who once vowed to stand by Belinda’s side started to retreat into a shell of resentment.

James (in a heated argument): “Maybe if you had a better job, we wouldn’t be in this mess. It’s like everything I do is never enough for you!”

Belinda, hurt by his words, felt the foundation of their marriage crumbling.

Belinda (with tears): “This isn’t just about money, James. I thought we were a team, facing challenges together.”

As the bitterness escalated, James sought solace in destructive habits, further straining the fragile bond that held them together.

Belinda (pleading): “James, we need to find a way back to each other. I can’t lose you to this darkness.”

James, battling his own demons, struggled to articulate the pain that fueled his actions.

James (mumbled): “I just need… I don’t even know what I need anymore.”

Their once-promising love story now faced the harsh realities of life, leaving both James and Belinda grappling with wounds that seemed impossible to heal.