Accidentally Yours Audiobook Novels & Stories

“ That is the truth, you're not doing anything wrong, so I did not know that she would show up here with a baby with her, you should have been careful but then, you weren’t at all and so a lot happened, however this is none of your fault if there's anyone to blame that will be me, for trying to take what does not belong to me and forgetting the fact that you must have belonged to someone else before I came into the picture. I thought that at some point we'll live happily ever after, but I guess I was deluded to have such thinking in my mind” “ You are not deluded, you have a right to think about anything that you want, don't ever think that you're deluded for a moment because you are not, an

And for a terrifying, wonderful second, I forgot everything—Alex, Ava, the fake deal, all of it. It was just me, the wind, and Jason Cole. Which is exactly why I’m in trouble. Because somewhere between “fake” and “deal,” I think I started to feel something real. And if I don’t figure it out soon, I’m going to crash—harder than Jason’s motorcycle ever could.

Escaping from being sold to a druglord by my own gumbling, drunkard father, felt like it was the end of my life, the betrayal was deep, but the last thing i imagined when i escaped to hide in Spain was Mitchell Matamoros. The most eligible, handsome, and richest man in town. The most handsome being I've ever laid eyes on. He's my boss, he's brutal, and he's a cold bastard who doesn't do love. The last thing i should have done was to fall in love with him because it almost ruined my life. Now, now i have to run & hide, but nobody runs from Mitchell Matamoros just like that.

I just needed to ignore it. But the phone didn’t stop ringing. I immediately picked it up. “Hey,” Alex said. “Oh hi,” I replied, my voice a little shaky. “Finally I can hear your voice again,” Alex said. “Yes… about… I didn’t do it on purpose.” “Doing what?” Alex asked. “Your photo. I accidentally liked it.” “Oh, I don’t know. I didn’t get any notification about that. I called you because I just came from the dormitory and met Kara,” Alex said.

Aurora interrupted gently, a sincere smile forming on her still slightly pale lips. She lowered her head for a moment before looking back at her best friend. "I'm sorry. Yesterday... I accidentally read the diary you kept in the drawer of the guest room. I didn't mean to invade your privacy, but after reading it, I finally understood." Audrey remained silent, her throat tightening. Her heart pounded violently as though her greatest secret, buried beneath years of professionalism, had finally been exposed. Aurora stepped closer and gently took both of Audrey's icy hands into her own. She squeezed them warmly, trying to pass on her strength.

Until unexpectedly, an unforeseen event occurred. Alice accidentally tripped over a chair and was about to fall. Ashton, seeing this, intended to help. But instead of improving the situation, he ended up being pulled by Alice, and they both fell. And the unfortunate part was that Ashton fell right on top of Alice, their lips accidentally touching. In a frozen state, their eyes met. They were immersed in an awkward situation until they heard another woman's voice reprimanding them. "Ashton ... what are you two doing?"

The silence that followed was long and heavy, thick enough that Chloe could hear her own heartbeat inside it. "Chloe," Vanessa said finally, very quietly, "look at me." Chloe lifted her head. "You are not that person," Vanessa said, gripping both of Chloe's hands in hers, her voice fierce and unwavering. "What happened in New York was an accident. A horrible, tragic accident that's haunted you every single day since. But what you're describing right now — that's not an accident. That's a choice. And if you make that choice, there's no accident to hide behind anymore. There's no explaining it away. There's no forgiving yourself for it, ever."

Her shoulders slumped, her breath shuddered, and she exhaled softly. “Fine,” she whispered. “You… you already know anyway.” “Start talking,” Anthony snapped. Natalie swallowed hard, folding her hands tightly in her lap as if trying to keep herself from shaking. “It was an accident,” she began. “I swear to God, Anthony, I never meant for anything to happen. I just wanted him to be asleep for a bit while I grabbed the will from his safe, but I accidentally—ACCIDENTALLY—gave him the wrong medicine. I panicked. I—I’ve felt terrible ever since. That’s why I disappeared.”

Authors note: This book was previously titled, 'The Accidental Wife' as the author and the rightful owner of this book I have made the decision to change the title to Accidentally Yours. The story in its entirety remains the same and the only changes will be the cover and the title of the book. Thank you! Happy reading. **** “MISS HART?”

Her thumbs brushed his cheekbones gently, and she opened her mouth to say words that failed to come out. “I know you would have tried to save them from the terrible man that hit them. It was not your fault, Jayden.” Alisa smiled, but the smile did not crease her eyes. It was a thin smile, one managing through pain. “I am the terrible man, Alisa,” Jayden whispered. Her hands dropped weakly to her sides, dangling there uselessly. “They were in the accident with me and I swear I did not plan to kill them. I just rammed my car into them and—”