Novel & Cerita Valentine's Day Letter

“Alright, then.” Valerie turned back to the canvas, feeling giddy. After a few minutes, she heard another pair of footsteps. “Antonio, I am still not done…” she stopped. “Oh, Mary. It’s you.” Mary smiled. “A letter arrived for you.” Valerie wiped her hands on a nearby cloth and took the envelope, recognizing Tiffany’s neat handwriting immediately. Her heart skipped a beat as she carefully opened it. Inside was a letter from Tiffany, her words filled with excitement and stories of her new experiences at the boarding school.

"What, what? What part did you not hear? It's Valentine's day. Go spend time with your mate." His eye widens. "Valentine's day?" "Yeah, maybe you heard of it. Hearts, chocolates, baby angels shooting arrows at your ass, you know... love." I even make little fluttering motions with my hands to get it through his thick head. "I lost track of the days. She made dinner... Fuck." Without another word, he picks up his keys and sprints out of the room. "Love you too, Bronxy!" I call out as his footsteps pound down the hallway.

I watched as a girl eyed me smiling to myself. I quickly sobered and started making my way out from the hallway. "What are you doing?" He asked. I handled the phone with my shoulder while the book in one hand, and the letters in the other. "I just went to my locker and saw two letters inside." I answered. "I feel like throwing up." "Why is that?" I opened the second letter. " 'Hey Melody, was just wondering if you'd go out at the Valentine's Dance with me? ~Landon.' " I read.

Ariana's POV; It was Valentine's day. I could not think of anything to give dad so I opted for a love filled valentine card. I read it out to him. "Thank you for raising me with love, supporting me with pride and encouraging me to grow into the person I am today. I love you Dad. Happy Valentine's day." I said with a watery smile. "Thank you Miel. You really never cease to put a smile on my face." He said lovingly even as he gradually raised his hand and caressed my cheek.

Darius' POV ~Earlier in Wesley City. “Valentine’s day is in a couple of days.” Sam said. I blinked, dragging my hands down my face. “Valentine’s day?” I repeated flatly. “Yeah,” he said with a smirk. “You know… the day for love and all that.” I exhaled slowly, leaning back in my chair. “Right. Love and all that.” “Maybe you should surprise her or something,” Sam suggested. I stayed quiet for a moment, thinking. “Maybe that would at least make her less upset with me?”

After driving through the streets of Barangay Dyes, Vince parked right in front of the first place he said where they would meet. Dear Xania, I don't know what happened to you and the reason why you can't come to our school. I hope you're safe and doing okay by now. Well whatever it is, I hope you can tell me once we meet. This coming Saturday is actually February 14, which is Valentine's day, and I am inviting you for us to have fun. Don't think of it as a date, but maybe a way for us to know each other better. Also to have fun.

She only needs to say yes. Shannon - The only Valentine’s I have received since grade school have been from my babies. My ex-husband called Valentine’s a commercial fake holiday. I may be free of him, but I'm still conditioned to think romance is only a fantasy. Accepting a surprise romantic night out with Byron is tempting and terrifying.

Slowly, an unfamiliar feeling began to dawn on her—an understanding that this wasn't just friendship, but something more profound. One night, while counting the days since Jay had last been at the university, her eyes fell upon a specific date—February 14th. It struck her suddenly—it was Valentine's Day, the day Jay had given her the rose. A surge of electricity seemed to course through her heart as she finally grasped what Jay had been trying to convey to her that day till midnight.

So, I decided to start a conversation with her so the drive back home doesn’t seem boring. “Uhm… Gracie, what are you doing?” I asked her in a soft tone. Then she raised her head and looked at me. “I’m writing love letters.” “Love letters?” I repeated in shock. “Yes. It’s for my friends who want to gift their crushes on valentine’s day.” She replied me respectfully and calmly. I was struck with surprise because I never expected that she could be into something like that. I also didn’t realize that kids her age already knew things like this and were very well intentional about it.

Oh how naïve little Ricky was. Valentine's day, 2014. I got a cute message in an envelope and an Element cologne sprayed on it which meant it was from a man. I showed it to my then best friend Carla and she fangirled over it and for days we would decide to open it over ice cream and get too excited to open it and just leave it till the next day.