A Fault In Our Stars Book Mga Nobela at Kwento

SUNRISE HIGH APARTMENT New York Central Faith pov 2:30am The blaring of my phone divert my attention from my laptop. I picked it up. "What it is?" I asked as I reading the document on my laptop. "Faith, this girl punctured the tire of my car with the little weapon that she call bobby pin can you believe that" My brother exclaimed. "Where are you" I asked as I rub my temple I already see my headache is coming.

I’d never believed in reincarnation, but I was starting to think I’d done something in a past life and being rejected and left to die in misery was my punishment. “I’m sorry, Chey. This has to be my fault somehow.” I apologized to her. “It’s not!” She insisted. “It’s just the way the world works. It’s cruel and brutal and it’s not fair. But no matter what, we’ll always have each other.” “I love you, girl. Try not to be sad. You can’t help who you love. It’s not our fault he found someone before he met us. It doesn’t make you any less special to me.”

My fingers touch the blood as I look what was written on my white blanket, “The only girl who left behind will be the key and the man she loves will be the end of everything” Unfortunately, I made a mistake, what is written in the book of prophecy is wrong, they are not both a woman instead it was a woman who will be the key and the man who will bring havoc. I need to tell them everything and I think this is the right time to correct all my mistakes. From the day I leave my life until this time, the present. This is all enough, Calliope is right. Someone is waiting for me, and I should give his life back. It's been so long Felix, I hope you could forgive me.

I ask not understanding what I said to make her upset. “Oh honey, I had no idea that you were harboring so much guilt over everything. None of this was your fault.” I was about to protest, but she noticed and held her hand up to stop me. “It. Was. Not. Your. Fault. Yes, when we escaped we lost some people. What you don't seem to understand is that we were at war. When you are at war it is guaranteed that lives will be lost on both sides. As much as we would like to think ourselves to be indestructible, we are not. Not even you. We all have our faults, but it's how we handle our faults and the fall outs that really matter.

**** Author Note Thank you for reading my book and sorry the recent updated chapters have not been that good. There was a fire outbreak In my area this week about five of my neighbors were burnt to death. It has been very traumatic. I am finding it hard to write. And since the fire was caused by the electricity, we don’t have light until further notice. I will re-edit the book when everything is better.

TYLER POV I just dropped the second package that day when I saw Faith walking down the road with three massive books in her hands. I watched her closely as a girl accidentally knocked her off, causing her to drop all the books she was carrying. I ran towards her and picked up two books off the ground. She looked up and smiled once she saw me. “Hey. You again.” She shook her head in disbelief as she continued, “what’s wrong with me today? I met both of my exes on the same day.”

she didn't care about what I felt. I sat there on the cold, wet floor as Dad's words echoed again in my ears again. A humourless laugh then left my lips. I laughed falling on my back as I looked up at the starry sky. I deserve this.....this is all my fault....all my fucking fault. Karma indeed happened. I married Melissa breaking my Faith's heart and now the same thing happened again but only with me. My Faith got married...why...why???.

“I'm the person trying to save your lives. Get out of the way.” She jumped into the SUV. Killian slammed the door and sped off, leaving the girls in a cloud of dust. “Well,” Leo said from the front seat, tapping his laptop. They are going to hate that. You just went viral for being ‘cold’.” Let them hate me, Faith said, staring at the silver key. “I have a vault to find.” But as they drove toward the old ruins, the sky began to darken. It wasn't clouds. Thousands of black birds were circling the area ahead of them, forming a massive, swirling crescent moon in the air.

The warriors are patrolling, double shifts, no one taking chances. I'm sitting outside on a fallen log, staring at nothing. The night air is cold but I don't feel like going inside. Footsteps behind me. Damian. "Couldn't sleep?" "Couldn't try." I shift, making room. He sits beside me. For a while, we just sit there. The stars are out. Millions of them, scattered across the sky like someone spilled salt. "This is my fault." I say it quietly. "The fire. The attack. All of it."

Mia had seen her sister, touched her, and even hugged her in a way she had not in months. Mia had so many things to say to her baby sister, but it was not the right time. And her sister also had a lot to say to her, most of which she was not supposed to. When Diane had seen the light and had almost been sent to the other side, she had survived on a condition. A condition that now held her in a position where she knew the truth but no longer had the luxury to say it.