A Hundred Million Mistake Novels & Stories

I say it all honestly without making any excuses, because if there’s one thing I’ve learnt, deflecting will make issues worse for me. He listens and doesn’t interrupt till I finish. The silence between us presses against my rib cage. What will he do? “Mercer and Holt sat on that calendar for eleven weeks.” His voice cuts through the silence sharply, “Seventy million dollars. One careless mistake from you almost cost me everything I’ve built for this acquisition.” I hold his gaze. “I know, and I am sorry. It won’t happen again.” “It won’t. “He looks back at his documents. “You’ll stay tonight until an apology is drafted, the Hamburg call rescheduled, and the scheduling system is restructured

I had been fighting off a massive financial liability for weeks, and now my personal finances were having issues? "It's an accounting error, Nova," I snapped, rubbing the tense knot in my neck. I didn't even look up from the document, which was my biggest mistake. "The system is complicated. There are three different subsidiaries processing those funds, and one of them is jammed up with the merger paperwork. It's a standard delay. I'm handling something right now that is ten times bigger than a payment hiccup. Just leave it alone for a few days, and it'll sort itself out."

I took detailed notes, my pen moving steadily across the page. Halfway through, one of the investors slid a set of revised documents across the table. Damien glanced at them briefly before continuing. Something about the numbers felt off. I leaned forward slightly, scanning the sheet he had just set down. My eyes widened. There was a significant error in the projected revenue figures—off by nearly twenty percent. If he signed off on this without catching it, it could cost millions. My heart raced. I hesitated only a second before sliding a small note across to him under the table. Page 4, revenue projection error. Current figure should be 18.7M, not 23.4M.

he said. “Expensive mistake,” I corrected. “No offense. You have good finishing.” “Do you always review your mistakes like that?” “Only the ones with egos large enough to require a rating.” He laughed under his breath. The sound got under my skin before I could shut the door. Damn him. Five years, one child, one company, and several thousand invoices later, and my body was still too quick to remember things that had no business going into a spreadsheet. “Funny,” he said. “I don’t remember that night as a mistake.”

I want you to know that you come from people who chose to keep going. Your great-grandmother Elena made mistakes. She kept secrets she should not have kept. She was afraid for most of her life. But when it mattered most, she changed the plan and saved my life. She chose courage when it would have been easier to stay silent. Your great-grandfather David made mistakes too. He was part of something he should not have been part of. But when he understood what was happening, he turned against it. He risked his life trying to do the right thing. He chose honesty even though it cost him everything.

"Go be with Kasha. Hurry, and bring me your ten zeros!" "Hmph." He snorted a laugh and affectionately hooked an arm around my neck. "In your dreams!" I held up ten fingers and counted. "Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands, millions, ten millions, hundred millions, billions. Ten zeros, add a one in front, and that's a hundred billion. Just thinking of my life holding a hundred billion, Colt, I'm so moved. Let's sign a contract right away!" "Tsk tsk tsk." He shook his head helplessly and tapped my forehead. "Stop eyeing my money. I won't give it to you."

All mine. “If I tell you that I made a mistake. Will you for-gi-ve me-me” She began stammering while speaking. “Of Course darling. You are my love. How can I stay angry with my beautiful chick.” Harry said. “If that mistake is a bigger one” Caroline asked slowly.

Anna inquired curiously. "I had gone to visit Hannah for business reasons but when I got to her apartment, she seemed drunk and out of it. She mistook me for Dylan and I couldn't bring myself to admit I wasn't him. I took advantage of her confused state and slept with her. It was a mistake, a stupid, terrible mistake that lasted one night." The truth landed with the force of a physical blow. Anna felt the blood drain from her face. It was worse than she had imagined. Not just a crush or a flirtation—a physical betrayal, one that had been eating at Liam for a while.

"I want to tell her that everything that happened was my fault" ****** "Stop this Tiana, you know i wont let you leave" Marcus stood up immediately "I don't think I would need your permission to do that, incase you forgot, I'm an adult." "Tiana please calm down, we certainly can talk about this" Jess tried taking the bag away from Tiana " There's nothing to talk about Jess" the certainty in her voice was a pain in Marcus heart. "I am really sorry Tiana, I'm ready to make this right" sincerity really evident in his voice

“Cheesy. What do you want? ” “Hmm I need to buy Christmas present tomorrow, are you free?” He asked "I'm for sale, not free." I joked. "There's nothing free now, you can't afford me, I’m expensive." I laughed softly because of what I said, he didn't say a word either. "I love you." He suddenly said. My eyes winded then I looked at my cellphone and touched my chest. My heart beat so fast!?bIt’s awkward! What will I say. Is that a confession !?