Love Scenario Part_8 Hanie_🩵 #lovescenario #lovescenario #hazelfoster #isabellehart #trending #trending videos #trending videos The Harrington dining room glowed with the soft morning light filtering through tall windows. The long oak table was set neatly, the clink of cutlery and the murmur of conversation filling the air. Hazel slid into the chair beside Asher, her pastel sundress chosen carefully—pretty, effortless, and meant to remind him of the girl who had always been by his side. She leaned slightly toward him, her smile bright but edged with intention. “Asher,” she began sweetly, “do you remember when we were kids, and you—” The door opened. “Good morning!” Isabelle’s voice was a melody against the quiet clatter of breakfast. She stepped inside, carrying a tray lined with small dishes. The warm aroma of cinnamon and fresh bread drifted through the room. “I thought I’d bring something I made… just a little thank you for yesterday.” The family’s faces lit up at once. “Oh, how thoughtful!” Asher’s grandmother said warmly. “You didn’t have to, dear,” one of the aunts added with delight. “Come, come, sit with us,” urged another, already making space. Isabelle blushed modestly as she set the tray down. “It’s just a family recipe—cinnamon rolls. I wasn’t sure if anyone would like them.” “Like them? They smell divine,” one of the cousins chimed in. Before Hazel could redirect the attention, Isabelle was guided into a seat—directly across from Asher. Hazel’s grip on her fork tightened, but she forced her voice brighter. “Asher, like I was saying—do you remember climbing that old tree near the lake when we were kids? You were terrified to get down, and—” Laughter cut her off. One of the cousins had already taken a bite of Isabelle’s rolls. “These are incredible, Belle!” Isabelle flushed, smiling. “I’m glad you like them. My mom always said the secret was to let the cinnamon melt into the dough instead of sprinkling it on top.” Hazel’s smile strained as she glanced at Asher, willing him to respond to her story. But his eyes had drifted—locked on Isabelle as though the table had emptied and only she remained. “Yes,” he said quietly, answering her without even realizing it. “Simple things are best.” Hazel’s throat tightened. She leaned closer, almost desperate now. “Asher, you remember, don’t you? You nearly cried until I—” “Belle,” Asher’s grandmother interrupted smoothly, already using the name as if it belonged, “you must share that recipe with us. We’d love to have it again.” Hazel’s fork clinked against her plate, her hand trembling slightly. Belle. The intimacy of it stung like a slap. And worst of all, Asher’s attention had never once returned to her. Isabelle hadn’t even tried. Yet somehow, she had stolen the entire table—and the one person Hazel had been trying to claim for years. ---

Love Scenario Part 7 Hanie_🩵 ============🩵 The gala had spilled into the gardens, guests drifting between lantern-lit paths and the soft hum of violins. Asher stepped away from the noise, his hands in his pockets, the night air cool against his skin. He needed space—space to breathe, to think, to push away the strange pull tightening in his chest. But fate didn’t allow him the solitude for long. “Escaping already?” a familiar voice teased softly. He turned. Isabelle stood a few feet away, framed by the golden glow of the lanterns, her gown trailing like liquid light. In her hand, she held a single rose she had picked from the edge of the garden, twirling it absentmindedly. “I don’t enjoy crowds,” Asher admitted, his voice low. Her lips curved into a knowing smile. “I can tell.” She stepped closer, her presence both gentle and unshakable. “But you also don’t strike me as someone who hides. You stand apart, but you’re always watching.” His jaw tightened. “And what do you think I’m watching?” She tilted her head, her eyes warm but daring. “The world. People. Everything you pretend not to care about but secretly do.” Asher’s gaze flickered to her, then away. Her words felt too close, too precise, like she could see through the layers he had built. A silence stretched, but it wasn’t empty—it was charged. The sound of distant music, the rustle of leaves, the faint perfume of roses clung to the air around them. Isabelle broke it first, her voice softer now. “You know… everyone calls me Isabelle. But I prefer something simpler.” He glanced at her, brow raised. “Belle,” she said, her smile gentle but steady. “It feels lighter. Closer. Like something only certain people get to call me.” The words hung between them, intimate in their simplicity. Asher said nothing at first, but the way his lips parted—the hesitation, the unspoken consideration—was enough. “Belle,” he finally murmured, testing the name on his tongue. Her smile deepened, and for the briefest moment, Asher felt something stir in him—a flicker of warmth he hadn’t let himself feel in years. And Hazel, watching from the shadowed archway of the garden, felt her heart shatter at the sound #lovescenario #Asherharrington #hazelfoster #isabellehart #trending #trending

#novel #lovescenario #Asherharrington #hazelfoster #isabellehart #trending #trending videos Love Scenario Part_6 Hanie_🩵 Hazel’s smile tightened as she walked toward them, glass still in hand. The little boy skipped off happily, leaving Isabelle standing gracefully beside Asher, a faint glow in her presence. Hazel’s footsteps clicked against the marble as she approached. Her voice was sweet, but the edges were sharp enough to cut. > “Well, that was quite the performance,” Hazel said lightly, tilting her head. “You’ll have everyone convinced you’re an angel, Isabelle.” Isabelle turned to her, blinking in mild surprise at the tone, then smiled warmly as if she hadn’t noticed the sting. “It wasn’t much—anyone would have done the same.” “Not anyone,” Hazel muttered, swirling her drink. Her gaze flicked to Asher. “Some of us are too busy to notice these little… accidents.” Asher’s brow furrowed, sensing the tension, but before he could speak, Isabelle’s gentle laugh melted the moment. “Well,” Isabelle said softly, “maybe that’s why we’re all different. Some notice the grand things, some notice the little ones. That’s what makes us whole, isn’t it?” Her words were so kind, so disarming, that Hazel felt her throat tighten with fury. She had meant to expose Isabelle as a show-off, but instead, Isabelle’s answer only made her seem more gracious. Hazel’s grip on her glass trembled. She shot a quick look at Asher—only to find him still watching Isabelle, something unreadable flickering in his eyes. Hazel forced a laugh, brittle and sharp. “How thoughtful,” she said, her tone dipped in sarcasm. “No wonder everyone’s so taken with you already.” Isabelle, unbothered, placed a gentle hand on Hazel’s arm. “You’re kind to say so.” Hazel stiffened. It wasn’t kindness. It was power—the kind that came effortlessly, without calculation, without years of trying. And that was what made it unbearable. ---

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#novel #lovescenario 0#Asherharrington #hazelfoster #isabelle hart Love Scenario Patt_5 Hanie_🩵 The music shifted into a soft waltz, and the crowd began to drift toward the center of the hall. Hazel lingered near the refreshment table, her eyes never leaving Asher and Isabelle. They weren’t dancing—yet the space between them already felt like its own rhythm. Isabelle was speaking with her usual warmth, a gentle smile on her lips as she asked Asher about the gardens. Hazel couldn’t hear the words, but she saw the way Isabelle’s laughter lit her face, the way Asher’s expression softened—his guarded features loosening, if only slightly. Hazel’s chest burned. For years, she had tried—smiles, conversations, little gestures—to break through Asher’s coldness. And here came Isabelle, glowing and effortless, pulling at him like gravity itself. Hazel gripped her glass too tightly, her knuckles white. Why her? Why not me? Just then, a small boy—one of the guests’ children—ran past and tripped, tumbling to the floor with a cry. Several guests turned their heads but quickly went back to their conversations. Hazel froze, her jealousy blinding her to the scene. But Isabelle noticed immediately. Without hesitation, she knelt beside the boy, her gown brushing the marble floor, gathering him gently into her arms. “Shh, it’s alright,” she whispered, brushing his hair back from his face. “A brave little knight like you doesn’t fall without getting back up.” The boy sniffled, his tears fading as she coaxed a smile out of him. She helped him to his feet, dusting him off as though it was the most natural thing in the world. The guests around them smiled at the tender scene, murmuring about how sweet she was. Even Asher’s gaze lingered—something almost unreadable flickering in his stormy eyes. Hazel’s throat tightened. The envy was no longer just about Asher—it was about everything. Isabelle’s beauty, her effortless grace, her kindness that seemed to shine brighter than Hazel’s carefully constructed image. As Isabelle rose, the boy clinging to her hand, Hazel forced a brittle smile. Inside, though, she was unraveling. For the first time, she wasn’t just competing for Asher’s attention—she was competing against someone who didn’t even realize she was in the game. ---

#novel #lovescenario #Asherharrington #hazelfoster #isabellehart #trending #trending Love Scenario Part 4 Hanie_🩵 The petals had long since settled, but Asher hadn’t moved. His hand lingered at Isabelle’s waist a second too long before he finally stepped back, almost reluctant. “Are you hurt?” His voice was quieter than usual, almost careful, as if her answer mattered more than it should. Isabelle brushed a petal from her gown and shook her head, her lips curving into a soft laugh. “Just clumsy. Seems like the universe wanted to make an introduction for us.” Something in her words made his lips twitch—half amusement, half intrigue. Asher rarely laughed, but the warmth in her tone tugged at him, pulling at threads he thought had long turned cold. Around them, the gala continued—music swelling, glasses clinking, conversations flowing—but to Asher, the room seemed dimmer, the noise softer. All he saw was the girl before him, her presence oddly magnetic, her gaze steady enough to challenge the walls he had spent years building. Hazel watched from across the hall, her nails biting into her palms. She knew Asher—knew how aloof, how detached he always was, even with her. Yet here he was, leaning in, his storm-gray eyes locked on someone he had just met. Isabelle tilted her head, studying him with an ease that unsettled him. “You don’t talk much, do you?” she teased gently. A faint breath escaped him—something between a sigh and the ghost of a laugh. “Not when I don’t need to.” “And do you need to now?” she asked, her voice soft, unafraid, almost daring. For the first time in years, Asher didn’t know what to say. The silence stretched, charged, alive. He found himself looking away, not to dismiss her, but because he feared she would see too much if he didn’t. Hazel’s heart twisted painfully as she turned away, the taste of jealousy bitter on her tongue. She had waited for years for even a fraction of this attention, and now, in one evening, a stranger had unraveled Asher’s indifference without even trying. And though Isabelle hadn’t come seeking it, she had already begun to occupy a corner of Asher’s guarded heart. ---

Love Scenario Part_3 Hanie_🩵 🌸 Scene 3 – The New Girl The Harrington estate shimmered under golden chandeliers, music and laughter weaving through the marble halls. Hazel adjusted her lehenga nervously, her gaze finding Asher by the balcony—stoic, distant, staring into the gardens as though the world beyond mattered more than anything inside. Her chest ached. For years, she had imagined moments like this: standing near him, sharing a smile, hearing him say her name. But Asher remainedked in a world where she could not reach. And then… she entered. The grand doors swung open with a soft hush, and in she came—like a vision. Her long, flowing gown trailed behind her, glistening with faint silver threads that caught the light. Her dark hair cascaded in loose waves, framing a face so serene it seemed painted by the heavens. But it was her eyes—deep, soulful hazel-brown—that seemed to draw every breath from the room. As she stepped forward, fate seemed to play its trick. A waiter rushed past too quickly, bumping into her shoulder just as she turned—sending her tilting off balance. In the next instant, she stumbled… straight into Asher. Time stilled. Asher instinctively caught her, his hand firm around her waist, the other steadying her arm. At that very moment, the soft petals from a bouquet the waiter had been carrying spilled into the air, fluttering down like tiny fragments of a dream. They swirled around them in a gentle shower—rose petals raining from the heavens—as though the universe itself conspired to weave this moment. Her breath hitched as her gaze lifted to his. Their eyes met—his cold storm colliding with her warm flame. And in that instant, Asher felt it—a spark he hadn’t felt in years, something strange, something undeniable. His chest tightened, not with discomfort, but with something dangerously close to wonder. “I… I’m so sorry,” she whispered, her voice as soft as velvet, trembling with sincerity. Then, with a small, graceful smile that lit up her entire face, she added, “I’m Isabella. I just moved into the neighborhood.” Hazel, standing just steps away, froze. Her heart cracked like fragile glass as she watched rose petals cling to Isabella’s hair, watched Asher look at her—not with indifference, not with irritation, but with an intensity Hazel had prayed to see for herself all these years. And in that petal-strewn moment, Hazel knew: this summer would not just test her patience… it would rewrite destiny itself. --- #lovescenario#Asherharrington #hazelfoster #trending #lovescenario

Love Scenario Part_1 Hanie_🩵 🌸 Asher’s POV – Scene 2 The garden was alive with sunlight, shadows dancing on the marble paths as Hazel’s laughter floated through the air. Asher Harrington stood by the fountain, hands in his pockets, watching her spin in that red lehenga, her hair catching the light like strands of gold. And yet… he felt nothing. Not in the way Hazel did, anyway. Ever since he was a child, he had known this day would come. He remembered the countless family gatherings where elders spoke of the promise—his grandparents’ unwavering assurance that he and Hazel would marry. As a boy, he had nodded, pretending to care, while his mind wandered elsewhere—over books, over quiet walks alone, over dreams that had nothing to do with the girl who had grown up beside him. Hazel had always been there, bright and cheerful, her heart spilling over for him in ways he could never reciprocate. And he hated himself for it. Because she deserved love, passion, devotion… not the polite distance he offered, not the careful avoidance he practiced every day. “Why can’t I just… feel it?” he whispered to himself, shaking his head. He hated his own mind for being so cold, so unmoved. The thought of hurting her—the very idea of watching her hope for something he could never give—made his chest tighten in a way he couldn’t explain. When Hazel smiled at him earlier, that soft, hopeful smile, he had felt a pang. Not of love… but of guilt. Of fear. Of responsibility. If he allowed himself even a fraction of affection for her, he knew the consequences. The family would expect them to be together, the childhood promise would solidify, and then… they would both be trapped. Hazel, thinking she had finally won his heart. And him, lying to her every day, every moment. Asher ran a hand through his hair and glanced at the fountain, letting his mind drift back to simpler times. Back when they were children, when she had clung to him after falling, when he had pushed her gently away but still held her hand for a moment longer than necessary. Those were innocent times. But now, the stakes were different. He didn’t hate her. Not truly. Hazel was kind, loyal, beautiful, and brave. But… he didn’t love her. Not the way she deserved. And that realization gnawed at him every day. He sighed, staring at the rippling water. I have to keep my distance. I have to… Asher’s thoughts were interrupted by the soft sound of Hazel’s voice again. > “Even if you don’t want me by your side, I’ll still wait.” The words hit him like a storm he hadn’t anticipated. Wait. She would wait for him. Wait for someone who didn’t love her. He swallowed hard, the lump in his throat almost suffocating him. He wanted to tell her the truth. To tell her that he didn’t feel the same, that he never would. But could he? Could he really crush her heart, knowing how much she had loved him since they were children? So he did what he had always done. He smiled faintly, a small shield, and turned away. Distance is kindness, he told himself. Distance is protection. Better this way than shattering her completely. Yet, as he walked back toward the house, Asher couldn’t shake the ache in his chest—the ache that came from watching someone he cared for, someone he would always care for in some way, love him in a way he could never return. And that ache… that ache was heavier than he had ever imagined. --- #novel #forbiddenlove #onesidedlove #Asherharrington #hazelfoster #lovescenario #trending

Love Scenario Hanie_🩵 Part_1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: #novel #novel #Lovescenario #forbiddenlove #trending #Englishstory 🌸 Hazel’s POV The summer breeze drifted lazily across the Harrington estate, carrying the scent of blooming roses and freshly cut grass. Hazel’s red lehenga swirled around her as she ran across the garden, the golden sunlight catching every thread of fabric, making it shimmer. She laughed—a soft, musical sound that seemed to mingle with the chirping of birds and the distant rustle of leaves. But then she saw him. Asher Harrington. He was standing by the marble fountain at the edge of the garden, hands in his pockets, posture perfectly straight, yet somehow relaxed. That unreadable expression of his was plastered across his face, as if he were carefully guarding every thought behind an invisible wall. Hazel’s heart skipped. It always did. Always, no matter how many times she tried to convince herself otherwise. Since childhood, Hazel had known this day would come. Her grandparents’ promises echoed in her memory, soft but unwavering: “You two will marry one day. It is decided. It has always been decided.” Back then, it had felt like a storybook, a magical promise of a love yet to be discovered. But now… the weight of reality pressed on her chest. Because while she had grown up loving him quietly, hoping that someday he would look at her the way she looked at him, Asher… Asher had never looked at her that way. She slowed her pace, her heart hammering not just from running, but from the anticipation of what was to come. He didn’t move. His gaze followed her every step, but not with warmth, not with the tenderness she had imagined in her dreams. “Hazel… do you really have to follow me everywhere?” His voice cut through the garden, calm, steady, almost cold. Her chest tightened. She forced a soft smile, the kind that hid the ache in her heart. “Asher… even if you don’t want me by your side, I’ll still wait.” The words felt both brave and foolish as they left her lips. Brave, because she had admitted her heart yet again. Foolish, because she knew he didn’t feel the same. She had seen it in the way he laughed without her in it, in the way he avoided her touch, in the way his eyes never softened the way hers did for him. Asher’s lips curved into a small, almost imperceptible smile, but it didn’t reach his eyes. And Hazel’s chest sank with a familiar ache. That smile—so slight, so unreadable—was the closest she had ever gotten to any kind of affection from him. She wanted to shout, to run into his arms, to tell him how long she had loved him. But she didn’t. Instead, she looked away, letting the breeze carry her hair over her face, hiding the blush that rose to her cheeks. Why can’t he see me? Why can’t he feel the same way I feel? she thought bitterly. I’ve loved him since I was a child. I’ve always been there. Why isn’t it enough? Hazel sat on the edge of the fountain, letting the water trickle past her fingers. She closed her eyes and imagined a world where Asher loved her back, where their laughter intertwined, where their hands brushed in perfect unison, where she wasn’t just the cousin whose marriage had been arranged, but the woman he desired, the one he longed for. Opening her eyes, she saw him still standing there, statuesque, distant, untouchable. Her chest ached. She had to remind herself again: he did not feel the same. Not now. Not ever… perhaps. And yet… despite the ache, the bitterness, and the rejection she already sensed in his every movement, Hazel’s heart refused to stop. She had promised herself she would wait. And wait she would. Even if it killed her slowly, even if every smile he gave another girl felt like a dagger, even if her heart broke a thousand times over… she would wait. Because love—her love—was stubborn. Unyielding. And it belonged entirely to Asher Harrington. ---