i dont know which one is love

It could be a story about a change in the narrator's feelings towards someone named Sakura. Maybe there were some events that led to this shift in emotions, like a betrayal or growing apart.

Maybe the fanfic starts with a flashback of their happy times together. But then, as the story progresses, the main character begins to notice things about Sakura that they don't like. These could be small things at first, but they gradually build up until the main character decides they don't love Sakura anymore. For example, Sakura might be too self - centered or not supportive enough.

Since I'm not certain if this novel actually exists, it's difficult to say where you can find it. You could start by checking popular e - book platforms like Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook. Also, some free e - book websites might have it if it's not a very new or exclusive release. Another option is to search in local libraries' digital catalogs.

End each part of your story with a question in the readers' minds. For example, if your story is about a treasure hunt, end a section by saying 'But what will they find when they finally reach the marked spot?' This makes the audience eager to find out. Another way is to make the characters' goals really important and urgent. If the characters are trying to save the world, the audience will be eager to know if they succeed.

Without having read the book, it's hard to say exactly. However, we can assume that there is a protagonist who is in love with someone who doesn't return their feelings. There might also be supporting characters like friends or family members who play a role in either helping or hindering the protagonist's situation.

Well, without having read it, it could center around a character who is deeply in love with someone else. Maybe it delves into how they deal with the fact that their love isn't reciprocated. It could also touch on how they interact with the person they love, their inner turmoil, and perhaps their attempts to win the other's heart.

I haven't read a novel named 'dont say you love me novel'. However, if it's a romance novel, it might be about a complex relationship where the characters are hesitant to express their love. Maybe there are misunderstandings or past traumas that prevent them from saying those three words.

I'm not sure which specific 'dont love me so much' story you are referring to. It could be a song, a movie, or a personal account. There are many works with similar titles or themes. Without more context, it's difficult to provide the full story.

I'm sorry, I haven't actually read this novel specifically. But generally, a title like that might suggest a story that has to do with a certain amount of sweetness (the spoonful of sugar) and perhaps a character who doesn't seek love in the typical way.

You should also consider the long - term implications for your relationship. Unplanned pregnancy or an STI can put a great strain on a relationship. Communication with your partner about these risks and making a joint, informed decision is very important.