Arrows And Apologies Novels & Stories

“Are you sure you should be here? Your quiver only had a few arrows in it.” “I have no choice,” I say. I eye JumpStart who's whispering and turning his head away. Despite his best effort, after flooding my room, JumpStart did manage to get my bow and my quiver, but he couldn't get all my arrows. Apparently, my new slime formula harden faster than expected, almost to a point where we couldn't break it easily. Most of my arrows are still buried somehow in that slime pile. "I apologized," JumpStarts says. "Okay. I apologized the whole time on the way over here. Will you please stop bringing it up? I'm sorry. Okay! I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I am so sorry!"

He asks free fire questions and she wipes her eyes. "I'm sorry for coming home late!" She apologizes as the tears leak out her eyes uncontrollably. Arthur pauses for s second, resists a chuckle and then wipes her eyes. “Is that it?” Bethany nods. Arthur smiles fondly and pulls her in for a hug. "Everything is fine." Arthur breaks the hug and looks into her eyes. "Have you forgotten that there is sorry in our rules? You don't have to apologize for coming late, I understand you are busy. There is no need to feel bad. Absolutely no need."

What's wrong with accommodating him? My hand trembled uncontrollably, and my heart ached as if a knife was scraping across it. The driver noticed my reddened eyes and panicked, quickly comforting me, "I'm sorry, kid. I said too much." I shook my head, my eyes still red, suddenly feeling a sense of relief. "No. I should be thanking you." After a pause, Kelly sent another message when I did not reply. [Never mind. I can't keep coddling you. You can calm down on your own.]

Shortly after, Arka arrived, and they greeted each other with awkward yet genuine smiles. “Thank you for meeting, Raisa,” Arka said in a regretful tone. “I know I don't deserve this, but I have something important to say.” Raisa nodded, gesturing for Arka to continue. “I've been thinking a lot about what happened between us,” Arka continued. “I want to apologize again, not because I expect you to forgive me, but because I feel it's the right thing to do. I'm so sorry for hurting you and breaking the trust you put in me.”

They will grow old together and have a happy family. At the last thought, it was as if a sharp dagger had pierced Ara's chest so suddenly that it bled. At the same time, she felt like she wanted to cry again. But she restrained her own emotions and instead smiled sweetly at the young man despite what seemed to be a big thorn that at that moment was stuck in her throat. "T-Thank you," Daniel's voice cracked and once again Ara saw the tears welling up at the corner of his eyes. She was about to give up her emotions, but she knew it will not be right so she continued to hold back and she succeeded. Then in a more lively tone, she tried to speak and secretly congratulated herself for doing so.

Mason greeted and invited him in, while Sara just nodded, excusing themself that she was busy, but Arden stopped her. “Luna Sara,” he calmed as he could. “I know my attitude was bad at the very beginning, but what I want to talk about concerns both Mason and you,” he finished. Sara looked at Mason, who nodded to her and walked towards the office, while Arden and Sara followed him. Mason leaned back in the chair, while Sara sat next to him and Arden sat across from him. Arden lifted them both out of bed and looked significantly at his friend, who just gave him a look while he coughing.

She gave him a supportive smile. “Oh, by the way…” Arnold said, shifting a little awkwardly as he looked at Aleah and then back at Hunter. “I just wanted to apologize for how I acted when you first arrived. I was too arrogant and ended up disrespecting both of you,” he admitted, looking genuinely remorseful. “Don’t worry about it,” Aleah said with a kind smile. “Still—” Arnold started, but Hunter cut him off. “Like Aleah said, let it go. Focus on your wife and kid instead. Don’t waste time doing things that’ll hurt them,” Hunter said, his voice firm but understanding.

showing up in such a flashy ride?" I stirred my cup of coffee, looking thoughtful. "I believe that since Scarlett chose this place to meet, she must have made thorough preparations." Scarlett Hayes picked up her coffee and took a few sips, trying to calm her rising temper. "Vivian, I apologize for my reckless behavior. Please, let’s put this behind us and forgive me just this once." I dug my finger in my ear. "Scarlett Hayes, how many times have you played the pity card in front of me?" With red-rimmed eyes, Scarlett replied, "I made a mistake out of confusion. I sincerely apologize, Vivian." She stood up and bowed slightly toward me, looking genuinely anxious. I shaped my hands like a snip

I cringed inwardly at the damages that were piling up for Argos to clean up. This time, it took him a bit longer to get up. I ran to where he had fallen and found him staggering to his four hooves. He was covered in dust and debris. He turned to me and I could see the cold glare in his eyes. "I give you my most heartfelt apology." He said." I have disrespected you by underestimating just how powerful you are. It will not happen again." Kiron pulled out his bow and shoot arrows at me with lethal accuracy. Twelve arrows tore through the air at me.

That’s why she prepared herself and made sure that she wouldn’t cry hearing whatever Arsene had to say to her for the last time before she left. “I’m truly sorry for what I’ve done to you. I’ve hurt you in the past, and maybe left a deep scar in your heart. I’m a jerk, but even now you’re still kind enough not to hit me. I sincerely apologize to you from the bottom of my heart. I’m sorry. I hope you’ll always be happy.” Damn! The way Arsene apologized to her really touched her heart. He was so sincere, and Raellyn could feel that there was a bit of regret and deep sadness in his words. But it had to be like this. No matter what, this was the best ending for them both.