A Hundred Million Mistake Novels & Stories

He responded. "Sorry?" I frowned. I was confused. "Yeah, you gave them the wrong report and based on that wrong report, they made a wrong budget which costed my company 1 million dollars." 1 million! "Huh! 1 million!" I exclaimed in shock. I couldn’t think anything right now. My heart was thumping unusually fast inside my chest. "B-but I-I gave the r-right report as long as I can remember." I started stuttering in sudden rise of panic.

She went back home dejected and broken with no one to console her or even advise her on what to do. After brooding over the issue for three days more, she finally came to the conclusion that she has to choose between her life and the baby. She has a bright future in front of her and she will not allow the presence of the baby to hinder her life. She acknowledged her mistake, let the fact that her mother has left her sink and concluded that life goes on.

She was tapping her foot on the floor hoping there was no mistake on the list because he had a strange look on his face. He raised his head and looked up at her. "What kind of shitty mistake is this!" He snapped in a rumbling tone. Jennifer’s heart skipped a beat, she became numb and finally opened her mouth. "What is it, sir?" she inquired, with her lips trembling. "Someone bid one hundred thousand dollars for this piece, and I said sold to him, and instead you wrote to the other person who said ninety thousand dollars. What kind of rubbish is this?" He answered, his eyes were filled with rage.

As much as she wants to take it off from her mind, she has no power to do it. "That man is so lucky to get me." she scoffs. She was thinking Ash" face, remembering how they both ended up in bed. Ash is at his office, thinking about her also. Dom"s goddess beauty keeps on popping to his mind. Making him not to concentrate doing what he needs to do. "That night is the best night of my life, but it would be also the biggest mistake of our lives. It was just an accident but I feel so ashamed of myself." he said, shaking his head.

He approached the two women. Grace felt uneasy and struggled to find the right words. "I made a mistake," Nina confessed, her voice shaking with sobs. Anthony was taken aback. “What mistake?” He glanced at Grace, uncertainty written on his face. As Nina continued to sob and was at a loss for words, Grace finally responded, “Nina miscalculated the total price. The difference amounts to nearly a hundred thousand.” "That much?" Anthony exclaimed, his voice rising in surprise at the mistake. "How could that happen, Nina?"

He is loathing himself for the mistake of hiring Vanessa to do that shitty issue to Charles! Now it’s coming back to him. It’s like he had given away the woman he loves to the man he hates. And now she’s pregnant and he can’t have her back which crumbles his world. “A billionaire’s mistake!” He shouts, punching his freakin’ steering wheel when the light was red. “I messed up,” he kept grunting. Then he thought about Vanessa. No, this wasn’t his mistake, it was that fucking Vanessa’s mistake! Isn't it only just for him to make this all right?

Trista’s POV ONE? HUNDRED? MILLION? Had I heard that right? My eyesight wasn’t great but my hearing usually was. But still, there had to be a mistake. All voices in the room stopped. People craned their necks, looking up, trying to see where the bid had come from. “Uh, one hundred million dollars,” Lucian repeated, in an unsure voice. He was only reiterating the way we ALL felt. One hundred million dollars was a fortune! And not a small one. That was even much higher than where The Heart of the Ocean stopped at. And the Heart of the Ocean was a legendary, massive, sapphire!

She went up to Kaze and said, “Mr. Lee, I am Sarah, the manager of this sales gallery. Our saleslady, Bertha, is a new recruit and she’s inexperienced with the procedure. “Just now, she was processing the payment of fifty million but she accidentally pressed an extra zero, adding another figure to the number. “I have contacted our headquarter’s finance department and our boss is deeply sorry about this. Apologies for the inconvenience caused. I hereby officially apologize for our mistake. “The finance department will contact the bank and tell them to refund the extra money back to your account. “As a token of apology, we will throw in a set of furniture worth ten million. We are deeply sorry

He was right, they didn't match but I remember vividly going over this page I also remember entering nineteen thousand, nine hundred and ninety nine because it reminded me of my birth year except now it read “twelve thousand, nine hundred and ninety nine.” Is it possible that someone tampared with it? And if so who? But if I suggested that, it would mean accusing one of the brothers because no one asides is worked in this building. “I’m sorry,” I said quickly. “I can go back through all the numbers.” “This was a two-thousand dollar mistake. There should be consequences for a mistake that big.” “Please don’t dock my pay. I have to pay my moth—” “I wouldn’t dream of docking your pay. But I nee

I saw several people at nearby tables glance our way with curiosity on their faces. I was Hayes Doyle; I didn't want a public scene recorded by some bored person on their phone. "No..." Matt ignored me, leaning even closer, his eyes wide with shock. "What the hell, man! Like, are you for real? What? I’m... I’m speechless." "Wow," I said, taking a sip of my wine. "I never knew I could say something that would actually make you speechless. I should write this date down." "I’m serious, Hayes. That’s a huge mistake. A massive, disastrous mistake. You need to take it back right now. Call her and tell her you were drunk or sleep-deprived. Tell her anything."