All That You Deserve Novels & Stories

” Her tears drowned her. “ I don't deserve you, Alixi~ don't you see? ” He shot back with his back still facing her. He couldn't bear the pain of seeing her tears. “ This is what I deserve– to just rot here. I don't deserve to earn happiness for what I made my mum and everyone else go through in my hands. I deserve to die!”

I confess. “You deserve to have a good relationship with one of your bio parents, Shane. Don’t tell yourself otherwise. Trauma sometimes makes you feel like you don’t deserve good things or so I’ve been told. If you think you don’t deserve it, you do.” Rosie confidently states, rubbing my dick harder and bit faster.

“I promised you I’d never lose my patience with you again. I’d always wear this bracelet so you’d remember not to shout at me. But you keep forgetting…” “I don’t deserve you.” “Tell me, who deserves me? Another Alpha? A Beta? A Gamma? Another shifter? Do I deserve to be with someone I don’t love?” “You deserve the world…” He mumbled. How could I tell him he was my world when he couldn’t see that?

“Not when I’m here.” Avery tilted her head back slightly, just enough to look up at him. Her eyes, still bright with unshed tears, softened as she met his gaze. “I don’t deserve you,” she said quietly, the words almost a question, as if she wasn’t entirely sure whether she was worthy of the care and support he was offering. “You deserve everything,” Asher said firmly, brushing a strand of hair away from her face. “You deserve peace. You deserve safety. And most of all, you deserve to be happy. And I’ll do everything I can to make sure you have that.”

He flinched but didn’t deny it. “You deserve all of it” he said instead, his voice rough with emotion I couldn’t quite name. “The career, the family, the mate who chooses you. You deserve someone who’s proud to stand beside you, who shouts from the rooftops that you’re his. You deserve everything you want and more.” My heart cracked wide open in my chest. “But you don’t think you’re that someone” I gave a bitter smile. He dropped his hands stepping back.

"You didn't have to do all this." "Yes, I did." He took his seat across from me, his eyes never leaving mine. "You deserve beauty, Hannah. You deserve intention and effort and romance. You deserve more than the world ever gave you, and I made a promise to myself that I'd spend the rest of my life trying to give you everything you deserve."

“I know this isn’t what I wanted. But I don’t think what I want should come before what you deserve.” My throat tightens. I blink hard. I hate that he’s saying the right things now. I hate that a part of me wants to reach through the screen and shake him and another part wants to curl into his chest and pretend none of this happened. “You deserve a love that doesn’t ask you to shrink. Or wait. Or forgive things that break you quietly.” I stare at the wall for a long time. I type. Delete. Type again. Okay. Just that. One word. Cold. Safe.

“I won’t let my children sell their dignity… or turn them into bargaining chips.” The insult landed exactly where I intended. Diana instinctively wrapped her arms around her stomach, protective, her face tilting up toward Dominic with a pitiful look—seeking reassurance, attention. “I may have been sick,” I went on firmly, “but that was in the past. Right now, I’m far healthier—and far more sane—than all of you.” My voice didn’t waver. “I still have two hands and two feet. I can work. I can provide for my daughters.”

Her eyes, which once looked at me with smiles, now held only cold calculation. "If you want money, you should at least show the right attitude when you're asking for a favor, shouldn't you?" My heart clenched as I had a feeling of what was coming, but at the thought of the money, I could only grit my teeth and wait for her to continue. "You were acting pretty arrogant a minute ago, weren't you?" She raised her chin and pointed to the glass in front of Tory. "Apologize to Tory, give him a proper toast, and finish this entire bottle of tequila. Do that, and I'll give you the five thousand dollars."

Because they deserved the best. My family deserved the best. I deserved the best. And I would do everything in my power to make sure that they get it. THE END